Cape Cod Farms

'Tis the Growing Season!
The Harwich-Brewster Farmer's Market takes place
every Thursday (rain or shine) at Brooks Academy
on Parallel Street in Harwich Center
from June 17th to Sept. 16th, 2010.

Local farms follow a long history of Cape Cod agriculture, form the foundation of our relationship with food, and help shape the rural character of our communities. Locally grown produce, economic opportunities, niche products, and community involvement are just some of the benefits offered by your local, small town farm.

At the Harwich Conservation Trust,
we hope to cultivate common ground between
local farms and our land protection endeavors.
For example, striving for sustainable,
ecologically sensitive management of natural resources is vital to viable
farms as well as protecting land and water. Also, our local economy is largely
supported by visitors from far and wide who choose Cape Cod because of the quality of our natural resources and sense of place.

To cultivate common ground, here are links to some local farms.
Also, the Harwich-Brewster Farmer's Market
takes place every Thursday (rain or shine) at Brooks Academy
on Parallel Street in Harwich Center
from June 17th to Sept. 16th, 2010.
Enjoy your experience and thank you for visiting.

Click here for a blog about the Meet Your Local Farmers event
held on April 24, 2010.

Cape Cod Lavender Farm

Cranberry Bog Tours

Cedar Spring Herb Farm

Taylor Bray Farm

Pleasant Lake Farm

Coonamessett Farm

E & T Farms

Related Farm Links:

Cape & Islands Farm Bureau

Edible Cape Cod