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    • The best honey farms in New Hampshire

    4.8 from 1,380 reviews

    Organised lists 4 farms in New Hampshire. Many do more than one thing, so among them are 4 farm shops, 4 honey farms and 3 butchers. 4 deliver to your door.

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    1. 1A young woman in a polytunnel holding up a head of lettuce over rows of salad leavesMoulton FarmFarm shop · Meredith4.8 (1249 reviews)Moulton Farm has been growing food in Meredith, New Hampshire since the 1890s, at the north end of Lake Winnipesaukee in the heart of the Lakes Region. The family run farm practises sustainable agriculture, working to keep its soil rich for the generations coming after. The farm market sells fruit and vegetables fresh from the fields, backed by a bakery turning out pies, breads, coffee cakes and whoopie pies, and a farm kitchen making soups, salads, sandwiches and ready meals. There is a garden centre with perennials, seasonal annuals and fruit trees, fresh seafood direct from Boston's fish pier from Thursday to Saturday, and seasonal fun running from the corn maze and pumpkin patch through to Christmas trees and wreaths. Open every day, 8am to 6pm.
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    Organised lists 4 farms in New Hampshire. Many do more than one thing, so among them are 4 farm shops, 4 honey farms and 3 butchers. 4 deliver to your door.

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    Brookvale MercantileRaw milk, meat & eggs · Brentwood4.8 (88 reviews)Brookvale Mercantile is a country store at Brookvale Pines Farm in Brentwood, New Hampshire, selling food from the farm alongside products from other local makers, from maple syrup and honey to granola, jellies, soaps and ice cream. The cattle graze grass grown without herbicides, pesticides or chemical fertilisers, and are raised free of growth hormones and antibiotics. The store carries the farm's grass fed beef, pastured pork, raw milk from a small rotationally grazed herd, and eggs from hens moved daily around the fields in egg mobiles, plus fresh cut hay for collection. The farm holds New Hampshire milk permits and visitors are welcome to come and see the animals.
  • 3Huckins FarmHuckins FarmRaw milk, meat & eggs · New Hampton5 (34 reviews)Huckins Farm is a family micro dairy in New Hampton, New Hampshire, run by Matty Huckins. The herd is a small group of Guernsey cows that graze on rotation through the warmer months and spend winter in an airy free stall barn with room to exercise and fresh air. The milk is sold raw, alongside heavy cream, yoghurt, kefir and a range of fresh and aged cheeses, all made in small batches on the farm. You buy from the farm store, where visitors are welcome to meet the cows and watch the work, and delivery is offered as well.
  • 4Matras MapleMatras MapleRaw milk & meat · Pittsfield5 (9 reviews)Matras Maple Sugarhouse & Dairy is a small farm in Pittsfield, New Hampshire, run by Willie and Lindsay Matras. Alongside the maple syrup made at their sugarhouse, the couple milk a small grass based herd and sell organic raw milk and homemade ice cream. A limited amount of milk is available at the sugarhouse each day, first come, first served, and a weekly milk pickup scheme is taking new customers while space allows. Maple syrup ships from the online shop at a flat rate, and the ice cream is sold at the sugarhouse.
    1. 1A young woman in a polytunnel holding up a head of lettuce over rows of salad leaves

      Moulton Farm

      Meredith · Raw honey, farm shop4.8 · 1,249 reviewsMoulton Farm has been growing food in Meredith, New Hampshire since the 1890s, at the north end of Lake Winnipesaukee in the heart of the Lakes Region. The family run farm practises sustainable agriculture, working to keep its soil rich for the generations coming after. The farm market sells fruit and vegetables fresh from the fields, backed by a bakery turning out pies, breads, coffee cakes and whoopie pies, and a farm kitchen making soups, salads, sandwiches and ready meals. There is a garden centre with perennials, seasonal annuals and fruit trees, fresh seafood direct from Boston's fish pier from Thursday to Saturday, and seasonal fun running from the corn maze and pumpkin patch through to Christmas trees and wreaths. Open every day, 8am to 6pm.
    2. 2Brookvale Mercantile

      Brookvale Mercantile

      Brentwood · Raw honey, raw milk4.8 · 88 reviewsBrookvale Mercantile is a country store at Brookvale Pines Farm in Brentwood, New Hampshire, selling food from the farm alongside products from other local makers, from maple syrup and honey to granola, jellies, soaps and ice cream. The cattle graze grass grown without herbicides, pesticides or chemical fertilisers, and are raised free of growth hormones and antibiotics. The store carries the farm's grass fed beef, pastured pork, raw milk from a small rotationally grazed herd, and eggs from hens moved daily around the fields in egg mobiles, plus fresh cut hay for collection. The farm holds New Hampshire milk permits and visitors are welcome to come and see the animals.
    3. 3Huckins Farm

      Huckins Farm

      New Hampton · Raw honey, raw milk5.0 · 34 reviewsHuckins Farm is a family micro dairy in New Hampton, New Hampshire, run by Matty Huckins. The herd is a small group of Guernsey cows that graze on rotation through the warmer months and spend winter in an airy free stall barn with room to exercise and fresh air. The milk is sold raw, alongside heavy cream, yoghurt, kefir and a range of fresh and aged cheeses, all made in small batches on the farm. You buy from the farm store, where visitors are welcome to meet the cows and watch the work, and delivery is offered as well.
    4. 4Matras Maple

      Matras Maple

      Pittsfield · Raw honey, raw milk5.0 · 9 reviewsMatras Maple Sugarhouse & Dairy is a small farm in Pittsfield, New Hampshire, run by Willie and Lindsay Matras. Alongside the maple syrup made at their sugarhouse, the couple milk a small grass based herd and sell organic raw milk and homemade ice cream. A limited amount of milk is available at the sugarhouse each day, first come, first served, and a weekly milk pickup scheme is taking new customers while space allows. Maple syrup ships from the online shop at a flat rate, and the ice cream is sold at the sugarhouse.