Karen Parker Feld
Founder and farmer
Bought the historic Rolling Ridge farmstead in 2010 and conserved adjoining land with her husband Peter.
Crows' Feat Farm is a 100 acre permaculture farm in Kensington, New Hampshire growing chemical free vegetables, fruit and flowers, with a seasonal farm store and a farm share.
Crows' Feat Farm spans 100 acres of pastureland and forest in Kensington, New Hampshire, on a farmstead established in 1744 by Capt Jonathan Prescott, one of the town's founders.
Karen Parker Feld and Peter Freeman created the farm as a gift to the community and the next generation, growing a wide range of vegetables and fruit, from asparagus, carrots and strawberries to peaches, pears and sweet potatoes, using permaculture principles: no till beds, regenerative grazing and no chemicals whatsoever. Much of the land is conserved against development.
Fresh produce is sold at the Exeter farmers market on Thursday afternoons from May to October, and the farm store at 180 Drinkwater Road opens Fridays and Saturdays in season, stocking the farm's own vegetables and flowers alongside pasture raised meats, milk, fresh bread, soups and groceries. Monthly working parties, hands on workshops in gardening, cooking, canning and poultry processing, community picnics and summer lawn concerts bring the community onto the farm.
180 Drinkwater Rd, Kensington, NH 03833
Farm store Friday 4pm to 7pm and Saturday 9am to 3pm, May to October.
We do not hold prices, availability, parking, access details or event dates for Crows' Feat Farm. The farm answers those directly on its own site, by phone or by email.
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Rebuilding the food system, from the farm up
