DJ's Farm Fresh Produce

Updates

Posted on Oct 20, 2020

today’s harvest: amazing grapes, swiss chard, green onions, tomatoes

also available: arugula, bok choy, brussels sprouts, kale, apples, pears, pumpkins

sad news: That snow we had back in the middle of May killed this years’ kiwi fruit. Gotta wait until next year for Shutesbury kiwis. So sad.

Posted on Oct 15, 2020

Freshly harvested, available now ♥️

Posted on Sep 27, 2020

Scallions are back in stock! Freshly harvested tree-ripened peaches and delicious fall bok choy also. Stop by today.

Contest!

Aug 4, 2020 – Aug 16, 2020

Guess how many pounds of food Farmer DJ has harvested from the beginning of the 2020 season through July 31, 2020. Enter at DJ’s Farm Stand by completing an entry form found at the stand and depositing it in the cash box. One entry per person, please. No purchase required.

Grand prize: 1 lar...

Posted on May 22, 2020

The farmstand is open and accepting cashless payments online. Please pick up your items from the farmstand first, then use the "Buy" button below to make your payment. Convenient and contactless!

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Posted on May 9, 2020

Next month’s dinner is being protected now from the polar vortex. This is March weather in May?

Posted on Apr 13, 2020

COVID-19: Harvest To Order with local pickup is now available. Supplies are limited.

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Posted on Apr 2, 2020

What a difference a week makes! These trays of lettuce seedlings were started 1 week apart. I just love seeing their progress when the trays are next to each other like this. DJ’s Farm Fresh Produce' Etsy Shop opened last week! Customers pre-ordered, pre-paid, and picked up freshly harvested gree...

Posted on Mar 17, 2020

Growing healthier, better plants with less plastic waste.

While developing my farming systems, I’ve consciously avoided single-use items that are thrown away. A farm where I worked early on had a dumpster in a corner of the parking lot. Fall cleanup involved moving enormous piles of stuff to t...

Testimonials

a year ago

Fresh produce , grown with lots of worms and compost, produce veggies that are not tasteless. They are worth the money that you pay for them. The convenience of a quick stop means not so much food is rotting in your refrigerator from your once a week trip to one of the supermarkets. Eat more veg and enjoy it more --shop at locally at DJ farm stand.

- Thomas W

2 years ago

DJ’s is a class act! Just to look at the stand itself, speaks to the quality and purity of the food products sold. If you stop to look, you will buy, and when you buy, you will never regret your purchase. Try a tomato!

- Leslie B

This is Real Food

I don’t poison my food or yours.

DJ’s Farm is managed using traditional, sustainable, biological methods and as many reusable supplies as possible. My goal is to tread lightly on our Earth while producing amazing food.

Plants are grown in soil, amended generously with compost, worm castings, and natural fertilizers. Pest control methods include low-till management, mulches, fabrics, predator species, and traps. Least toxic effective insecticide sprays are used only as a last resort. Herbicides are never used under any circumstances.

Harvests are frequent, offering the freshest, tastiest, produce possible, with lots of vitamins and minerals. No fossil fuels are used to transport DJ’s produce, as the farm is within walking distance. That’s local! For your convenience, I offer some other items produced by local folks with similar practices.