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Do you love delicious local food? Does dining by a gorgeous pond, hoping to have a heron, eagle or osprey fly by sound enticing? Does the call of loons put a smile on your face? Well then, join us on … Continue reading →

Does melt in your mouth, organically raised chicken sound good to you? “Mikey” tried it and “he likes it”, or was that cereal? Give it a try and see if you like it too! We take great pride in how … Continue reading →

Did you miss us? Wondering what we’ve been up to? This past winter into spring we had the good fortune to receive a grant from a combination of sources: 1) The Intervale Center’s Beginning Farmer Coaching and Business Planning where … Continue reading →

Awww, finally!! Hope you enjoyed the last few days and are anxiously awaiting when we’ll get more like them. Saw this amazing sunrise site a week ago and just had to capture it and share. Checked in with Sharon Meyer … Continue reading →

Thanks again to everyone who visited us during our Christmas sales season. The busier we get, the harder it is to take these wonderful photos that make such great memories. If you didn’t make it in this year’s album, maybe … Continue reading →

Collopy Christmas tree sales is officially closed for the season! Thank you so much for all your support!! What an amazing 3+ weeks it’s been. It was great to see so many returning faces and meet so many new neighbors. … Continue reading →

Fabulous few weekends at Collopy Family Farm. Thanks for all your support!! We’ll be open this weekend with a limited selection of trees, about 30+, from 6-9 feet. Hot cocoa, cookies and candy canes will make your visit warm and … Continue reading →

Grand central, or should I say “green central” Yup, that’s a glass of wine. I know what you’re thinking – but hey – I’m working hard and can’t keep stopping to refill.  Cheers, Sally & Bruce 🙂   

Happy Thanksgiving! We hope the weather won’t affect your plans too drastically. For Christmas tree farms, we’re lucking out with a good opening weekend. We’ll open the Friday after Thanksgiving and every weekend thereafter until sold out, 9 a.m. until … Continue reading →

Yesterday we lost Sugar Bear. We knew he was sick when he arrived one year ago, but didn’t realize how bad he was. We (Vets and us) did our best to heal him, but….Cinnamon is taking it real hard and … Continue reading →