4.8 from 378 reviews across 10 farms
Organised lists 11 farms in Maine, including 11 farm shops, 8 butchers and 8 raw milk farms. 8 deliver to your door.
Eureka FarmsHoney farm in Palmyra4.8 (121 reviews)Eureka Farms is a family run farm at 220 Shy Road in Palmyra, Maine, established in 2010. The farm makes its own Maine maple syrup and keeps bees whose Wildflower Maine Honey is sold pure or raw, alongside jams and other Maine made goods.
You can shop at the farm store in Palmyra, where cash, cheques and Venmo are accepted, or order online for delivery. The farm is open every day of the year, daylight to dark, and hosts seasonal events including Maine Maple Weekend.Tide Mill FarmButcher in Township of Edmunds5 (40 reviews)Tide Mill Farm is a ninth generation family farm on the coast of Maine at Edmunds, raising, processing and selling certified organic meats and dairy. The Bell family farms here with an eye on tradition, and everything the farm sells is held to certified organic standards.
The online shop sells organic whole chickens and cuts, chicken sausage, turkey, pork and beef, plus an organic pet food supplement, and their meat can also be found in stores around the region. There is a farm stand at the farm as well, open on Saturdays through the year.Misty Brook FarmFarm shop in Albion4.8 (40 reviews)Misty Brook Farm is a certified organic family farm in Albion, Maine, producing a remarkably wide range of food from one holding. There is organic raw cow's milk and cream, 100% grass fed beef and lamb, milk fed Jersey veal, pastured soy free pork, sausages and salami, eggs and milled grains, plus seasonal raw sheep's milk supplied by Golden Fleece Farm.
The farm store sits at the heart of the farm on Bog Road and is open daily, all year round, from dawn to dusk. It runs on self service, taking cash, cheques and Venmo, and an open farm policy means you are welcome to have a self guided look around the farm while you are there.
The Sebago House DairyRaw milk farm in Sebago4.9 (34 reviews)The Sebago House Dairy is a family run dairy farm at Sebago, Maine, worked by Chris and Zoe, who both grew up in the area and are now raising their own children on the farm. The cows come first here, and the couple keep the herd well cared for while producing fresh milk for the local community.
The farm is open to the public daily, so you can buy milk at the source and see a small working dairy going about its day. There is no website, so phone or email if you want to check availability before you visit.
Saco River FarmsRaw milk farm in Standish4.9 (25 reviews)Saco River Farms is a diversified farm in Steep Falls, Maine, run by Farmer Mark and best known for raw milk from its pasture raised Nubian goats. Alongside the dairy the farm raises whole chickens, duck eggs and goat meat, grows organic produce for its CSA shares, and hosts events like goat hikes and goat snuggle sessions on the farm.
The Natural Foods Market at 29 Weeman Rd sells it all in person, open Wednesday to Sunday from 9am to 6pm, and there is an online shop for ordering ahead. Look out for goats milk caramel, raw dog food, organic seedlings in spring, and produce subscriptions that run from May through November.
Rising Tide Natural FoodsRaw milk farm in Kittery4.3 (34 reviews)Rising Tide Natural Foods is an independently owned health food store in Kittery, Maine. The shop concentrates on organic, local and all natural products, choosing its range carefully to cover everyday groceries alongside harder to find natural foods and remedies.
You will find it on Route 1 just south of the traffic circle, open daily for in person shopping. The aim is simple, good quality natural food and wellness products for the community it serves.
Highland Farms Sugar WorksRaw milk farm in Cornish4.9 (16 reviews)Highland Farms Sugar Works makes small, handcrafted batches of pure Maine maple syrup on Towles Hill at Cornish, part of a seven generation family farm that also runs a 500 Jersey cow dairy and a professional timber harvesting business. Sap is gathered from the sugar bush through taps and tubing, then boiled the traditional way on a wood fired evaporator in the farm's sap house.
Syrup is sold in glass and plastic jugs of varying sizes and grades, alongside maple cotton candy, lollipops, maple nuts, granulated sugar and pancake mix, from the open air farm stand beside the sap house or by online order with shipping. On Maine Maple Weekend visitors can tour the sap house, watch the boil and meet Mr Maple, the farm's baby Jersey cow.
Balfour FarmFarm shop in Pittsfield4.3 (18 reviews)Balfour Farm is a dairy farmstead and creamery in Pittsfield, Maine, making cheese, salami and small batch yogurt on the farm. The range runs from English style cheddars and Maine style gouda to alpine style tomme, whole milk parmesan, brie style rounds and a family of applewood smoked cheeses, alongside salami such as soppressata, chorizo and uncured pepperoni.
Everything is sold through the farm's online shop, which also carries frozen meat and a little merchandise, and the farm itself is open daily for anyone who would rather buy in person.
Lakes Region FarmFarm shop in Naples5 (4 reviews)Lakes Region Farm is a small family run farm in Naples, Maine, set up to feed its neighbours well. The family bake as well as farm, and the aim is simple, wholesome food and a strong connection between people and the land it comes from.
The farm opens to visitors at weekends. Milk and baked goods sit at the heart of what is on offer, and since there is no website the best way to find out what is available in any given week is to ring or email before you set out.
Dreamland FarmRaw milk farm in HartfordDreamland Farm is a family run farm at Hartford, Maine, raising livestock alongside its crops and taking the welfare of its animals and the care of its land seriously. The family sells what it produces directly to its neighbours, keeping the connection between farm and table short.
Raw milk and meat are the heart of the offer, sold from the farm, which is open daily from 7am to 7pm. There is no website on file, so the phone is the way to check what is in stock before you visit.Rebuilding the food system, from the farm up
