

USDA-inspected butcher shop and meat processing facility sourcing from New England farms

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A hand-tended microfarm growing chemical-free vegetables and cut flowers year-round.
Aeonian Farm is a microfarm established in 2020 by farmers Kate Getz and Andrew Ashbrook, growing on just under one acre of leased land at Stone Fruit Farm, a private incubator farm and eco-conscious homestead. The farm focuses on diversified annual vegetable production alongside a small cut-flower enterprise. Five unheated high tunnels allow the farm to produce fresh vegetables across all four seasons. Aeonian Farm grows entirely without chemical sprays, chemical fertilizers, or GMOs. Kate and Andrew both trained at notable New England farms before launching Aeonian, bringing hands-on experience in year-round vegetable production to their own operation.
Aeonian Farm describes its approach as 100% naturally grown and chemical- and GMO-free. Soil health is a central priority: the farm applies certified organic compost along with organic amendments including alfalfa meal, azomite, crab meal, feather meal, kelp meal, and menefee humate. The farm does not use tractor-based tillage; instead, beds are prepared using hand tools and drill-powered tillers to minimize soil disturbance, preserve organic matter, and maintain a naturally structured, porous soil. This low-disturbance method also reduces reliance on fossil fuels. Intensive planting on the small plot is made possible by this focus on soil fertility and the use of human-scale, modern tools designed for flexibility and efficiency.
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