Lincoln Geiger
Founding farmer
Temple-Wilton Community Farm
Temple-Wilton Community Farm is a biodynamic CSA in Wilton, New Hampshire, running since 1986, selling raw milk, raw milk cheeses and yogurt from its own grass fed herd at a daily farm store.
Temple-Wilton Community Farm in Wilton, New Hampshire has run as a community supported farm since 1986, founded by Trauger Groh, Lincoln Geiger and Anthony Graham, and now stewards over 150 acres of preserved historic farmland.
Vegetables and animals are grown with biodynamic and organic methods, and close to 100 member households share the farm's produce, pledging by need rather than paying a fixed price, drawing on more than 40 vegetable varieties and up to three gallons of milk per household per week.
The farm is a state inspected, licensed raw milk dairy, bottling raw milk from its herd of 18 grass fed cows on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at 18 dollars a gallon; buyers register once, then collect labelled jars from the farm store dairy fridge, and you do not need to be a CSA member to buy milk. Abbot Hill Creamery on the farm makes Camembert, Feta, Mozzarella and Quark from the herd's raw milk, plus unsweetened whole milk yogurt in returnable glass quarts. The farm store is open daily from 7am to 7pm.
What they sell
- Raw milk
- Raw milk cheeses
- Whole milk yogurt
- CSA vegetables
- Eggs
Plan your visit
- You can visit in person
- No delivery
Meet the farm team
From the community
4.6
From 25 Google reviews
9 May 2026
Awesome as always -- if you're looking for an actual farm, that is. Which I very much was.
13 August 2022
Hidden Gem I was needing the other day, Thank You, Avery for the coffee and cookies they were Awesome 👍
11 June 2021
Hello, visited Trauger Groh (and his wife) in 1988 nearby the farm. Greetings to Alice Krinsky. It was great. A lot of fun!
15 May 2021
This place was recommended to by the support local products. They are trusting payment love this community.
