Where You'll Find Us
Farmers Markets
Community Supported Agriculture
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Summer
Monday pickup:106 South Street
Call: (413) 268-7925
Williamsburg, MA 01096
E-mail: [email protected]
CSA Manager(s): Mark & Martin Hebert
We offer a 20 week CSA share – June 16 – Nov. 2, 2014. Whole share cost is $450.00 ($25.00 a week x 20 weeks) and half share cost is $275.00 ($15.00 a week x 20 weeks) with payments due by June 15, 2014. Pick up on either Monday from 2-7pm or Thursday from 2-7pm. Just specify which day you prefer. We will be offering pick your own by the pound during the peak growing season of cherry tomatoes, green beans, and peas. Pick your own will take place at the Hatfield farm (38 Plain Road) on Saturdays from 9am – 1pm and we ask that you call ahead.
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Summer
Thursday pickup:106 South Street
Call: (413) 268-7925
Williamsburg, MA 01096
E-mail: [email protected]
CSA Manager(s): Mark & Martin Hebert
We offer a 20 week CSA share – June 16 – Nov. 2, 2014. Whole share cost is $450.00 ($25.00 a week x 20 weeks) and half share cost is $275.00 ($15.00 a week x 20 weeks) with payments due by June 15, 2014. Pick up on either Monday from 2-7pm or Thursday from 2-7pm. Just specify which day you prefer. We will be offering pick your own by the pound during the peak growing season of cherry tomatoes, green beans, and peas. Pick your own will take place at the Hatfield farm (38 Plain Road) on Saturdays from 9am – 1pm and we ask that you call ahead.
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Twin Maples Farm in Williamsburg, MA
Founded in 1947, Twin Maples Farm is
a 50 acre farm run by Mark & Martin Hebert.
A little about Twin Maples Farm
Twin Maples Farm grows a wide variety of vegetables for farmers' markets, in addition to producing maple syrup products, eggs, baked goods, artisan breads, and jam. Twin Maples also sells grass-fed, free range beef, pork, chickens, and more, with much of the livestock feed produced on-farm.
The farm was founded in Williamsburg 50 years ago by Martin Hebert. Two generations - Mark Hebert and his father Martin - now manage the farm together, producing on 22 acres in Hatfield in addition to the original 27 in Williamsburg. Twin Maples also has a Bed & Breakfast at the Williamsburg farm, serving farm-fresh ingredients. Twin Maples also sells pigs of all sizes, ear corn and ground corn. Maple products are produced using a traditional wood-fired evaporator. Find our products on-farm and at the Florence, Williamsburg and Easthampton farmers’ markets.
CSA shares available with a wide variety of farm products - vegetable, meat and syrup shares available. Please contact us for more information!
New for 2015: Pig roasts and Chicken BBQ's - call for details.
Twin Maples Farm grows a wide variety of vegetables for farmers' markets, in addition to producing maple syrup products, eggs, baked goods, artisan breads, and jam. Twin Maples also sells grass-fed, free range beef, pork, chickens, and more, with much of the livestock feed produced on-farm.
The farm was founded in Williamsburg 50 years ago by Martin Hebert. Two generations - Mark Hebert and his father Martin - now manage the farm together, producing on 22 acres in Hatfield in addition to the original 27 in Williamsburg. Twin Maples also has a Bed & Breakfast at the Williamsburg farm, serving farm-fresh ingredients. Twin Maples also sells pigs of all sizes, ear corn and ground corn. Maple products are produced using a traditional wood-fired evaporator. Find our products on-farm and at the Florence, Williamsburg and Easthampton farmers’ markets.
CSA shares available with a wide variety of farm products - vegetable, meat and syrup shares available. Please contact us for more information!
New for 2015: Pig roasts and Chicken BBQ's - call for details.
Broccoli • Cabbage • Carrots • Corn • Cucumbers • Eggplant • Green beans • Lettuce • Onions (cured) • Peas (snap) • Peppers • Potatoes • Pumpkins • Summer squash • Tomatoes • Winter squash • Zucchini
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