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Every Wednesday evening we gather for farm chores and to socialize …volunteers, drinks, food, community. Meeting new people and building relationships is what we’re all about.

Kelly G., founder of ‘Change for the Better’ brought a handful of volunteers to the farm this morning for Working Wednesday. And we have first time visitor Lisa F. who found the farm to be incredible!

Thanks for joining us and becoming a part of our farm.

We are continuously thankful and grateful for Redwood Nursery’s donations of plants, seeds, and assistance. We are lucky and honored to have Redwood as a generous neighbor

Welcome to B’town Farm School. We look to up cycle and create as needed. Have any hidden talents? We love when neighbors and volunteers offer their expertise and help to build us up.

Late June and into July will bring onions, potatoes, carrots and more to the farm stand.

Then we await our tomatoes … we’re excited for a full assortment of veggies late summer deep into the fall.

This summer, join us for working Wednesdays, where we open the farm to volunteers of all ages and abilities to assist in a variety of farm chores and projects. We host working Wednesdays from 9:00-10:00 a.m. and 6:30-7:30 p.m. every week. Reach out to Farmer Dan to get involved, or email us!

At Barrington Farm School we relish in community and are funded by grants and donations. To that end, the farm stand is always open to customers on a self serve, self pay basis. Simply choose your produce or products, then add your donation amount (we post desired pricing) and drop $$$ into the red cash box. EVERY SATURDAY WE ARE AT THE FARM STAND TO ANSWER QUESTIONS AND TO MEET AND GREET WITH THE COMMUNITY (9AM-12PM)

Courtesy of a wonderful bee grant, Dane Pursley takes participants in our bee program to check hives (queen is the one with green dot). If interested in participating with the bee program, please email Dane to learn more.

Did you know Farmer Dan is a native of Uruguay? Thanks to Tim Faulkner (co-founder of bfs) our garden beds have acquired charming names. Little Uruguay is ready for tomato seedlings (02 June). We”ll transplant indeterminate and determinate organic seed varieties here.

Join us this Saturday for our first annual ‘plant swap‘ event and our continued veggie and fruit seedlings sale (starts for your garden). Local honey available as well! Stop by the farm stand and join in on the fun.