

Family-owned apiary producing raw honey and beeswax products in Cheshire, Connecticut.

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A not-for-profit community farm offering garden plot rentals, a gardening collaborative, and educational programming.
Boulder Knoll Community Farm is a small-scale, publicly accessible, not-for-profit farm in Cheshire, CT, managed by its sponsoring organization, Friends of Boulder Knoll. The farm offers individuals and groups the opportunity to lease garden plots, gaining access to shared tools, water, and educational events throughout the growing season. It also runs Seeds&Weeds, a gardening collaborative of 10 to 15 gardener units who plan, plant, and harvest together with the support of a farmer. The farm grows produce and donates a portion of its harvest to local soup kitchens. Education is central to its mission, with programming designed to foster environmental responsibility and connect people with agriculture, conservation, and outdoor recreation. The farm also operates a community composting program. Learn more on their About Page.
Boulder Knoll Community Farm runs its operations with a focus on environmental sustainability, doing most bed preparation, planting, and cultivating with hand tools. The farm incorporates permaculture practices and adheres to organic growing standards. It has signed the CTNOFA Farmer's Pledge, a commitment to farming, marketing, and farm management in accordance with sound ecological and economic principles.
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