Drumlin Farm
Where You'll Find Us
Drumlin Farm
Farmers Markets
Farm Stand
  • Drumlin Farm
    208 South Great Road
    Lincoln, MA (map)
    (781) 259-2200

    Tues-Sun 9 to 5
Pick Your Own
  • Strawberries
    Special event once per year, usually in late June
    * Call ahead just to be sure.
Community Supported Agriculture
  • Summer, Fall
    Wednesday pickup:
    208 South Great Road
    Lincoln, MA 01773
    Call: (781) 259-2238
    E-mail: [email protected]
    CSA Manager(s): Sarah Lang
    Pickup on Wednesdays between noon and 6 pm at our Farmstand from June through October. Our share provides a generous amount of vegetables for a family of four. Add-on options include pick-your-own produce, pick-your-own flowers, egg share, and fruit share.

    Our CSA gets the whole family involved Each newsletter features at least one kid-friendly recipe, and we have numerous educational events happening during share distributions. Bring your kids and tour the farm, visit the animals, walk the woods. Take a dip in nearby Walden Pond and enjoy time out of the city!

    Register online at www.massaudubon.org/drumlincsa

  • Fall, Winter
    Thursday pickup:
    208 South Great Road
    Lincoln, MA 01773
    Call: (781) 259-2238
    E-mail: [email protected]
    CSA Manager(s): Sarah Lang
    There are 8 distributions from November to February. Pickups are Thursdays from noon to 5 pm. Add-on options include a greens share and egg share.

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Drumlin Farm in Lincoln, MA chemical-free


Drumlin Farm is a 15 acre farm run by Matthew Celona.

Some of what we grow is available year-round.
208 South Great Road
Lincoln, MA

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1 miles from Lincoln, MA 01773
(781) 259-2200

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208 South Great Rd.
Lincoln, MA 01773

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A little about Drumlin Farm
Drumlin Farm is a Mass Audubon working farm. We raise livestock and grow crops for a thriving CSA program, farmer’s market, restaurants, and our on-site farmstand - all within a 232-acre wildlife sanctuary. As an educational farm, we bring people together to learn about - and responsibly steward - the land while producing healthy food for our community.
We are committed to sustainable farming: We focus on building long-term soil fertility. We never use chemical pesticides, herbicides, or fungicides. We fertilizer with compost produced on-site. We don’t use energy-intensive irrigation. We never use black plastic mulch. Every acre of farmland is in a rotation allowing it to rest for 2 years in cover crop to build soil nutrients.
Contact us at [email protected] with questions or for more information.