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new_logo2015Field House Farm, LLC is a family run farm in the Connecticut shoreline town of Madison. Utilizing the grounds of our 1720 farm house, we have created a sustainable farm operation consisting of a large produce garden, chickens, heritage turkeys, Shetland and Hampshire sheep, Alpine goats, pigs, a llama, and a donkey.

We practice humane and responsible farming and animal care practices. We offer USDA processed poultry and pork products. We maintain a Farmer’s Pledge status with the Northeast Organic Farming Association. [Read more…]

When The Last Tomato Falls – 2019 dates announced

Please join us for our interactive and educational program for school age children (5-12 years old) starting in September. This program will run one Saturday each month from 9-11AM. (Dates are listed below) Discover what happens on the farm when the harvest of summer is over. We will learn about animal care through the seasons, Apple Cider pressing, putting the garden to bed for the winter, winter produce greenhouse growing, tapping maple trees and boiling maple sap, beekeeping, lambing and kidding (baby goats) season, sheep shearing, care and process of making wool into yarn, and starting seedlings for spring…just to name a few.

The program is limited to 12 children per session. Please specify the dates your child(ren) would like to attend. Registration is ongoing for all sessions, so reserve your child’s spot now for any session.

Dates:
Saturday, September 14, 2019
Saturday, October 6, 2019
Saturday, November 16, 2019
Saturday, December 14, 2019

2020 Dates TBD

All programs run from 9:00 AM- 11:00 AM. No snack or meal will be provided. Children who are responsible and respectful may be dropped off by their parents. If you feel that your child may need further supervision while around the farm, I ask that one parent/adult plan to attend with that child. The program is available to all school age children from kindergarten to eighth grade. The program, as with all farm activities, happens rain/snow or shine. If there are unsafe conditions, please expect an email 24 hours prior to event. Please fill out our online registration form. The fee for each program is $25 per child per session date.

Next farm to table dinner is July 20th, 2019

Please join us on Saturday, July 20, 2019 for a four to five course Field House Farm dinner with Chef David Borselle. As always, there will be complimentary wine pairing to each course as well as exclusive and delicious desserts by hen&heifer bakery in Guilford.

Get a group of friends or just come as a couple…either way, we would love to have you. This dinner will be held outside, under the tent. All dietary restrictions can be accommodated, including vegetarians, if notice given at time of reservation.

Please join us. $120 per person.  Inquiries and questions can be directly made to Stephanie on the farm 203-779-9187, or make reservations online here.

Next dinner: Dairy Products of Connecticut Farms

On Thursday, February 28th, Field House Farm will host a field to table dinner unlike any it has had to date. As part of our mission, all of our farm dinners focus on the seasonally available products from Field House Farm and other local Connecticut farms. This always includes a variety of farm ingredients picked fresh or preserved fresh at their peak harvest for year round use, whether it be produce, fruits, beef, pork, poultry, or dairy. In keeping with this theme, we are offering an entire meal dedicated to honoring the amazing Dairy Products of Connecticut Farms.

Chef David Borselle, Executive Chef and owner of Park and Oak Restaurant and Bar in West Hartford, who is also a long time collaborator with our field to table dining series, will create and prepare for our guests a four course savory menu which will showcase cheeses, milk, creams, and butter from the following Connecticut farms: Arethusa Farm, Cato Corner, Deerfield Farm, Beaver Brook Farm, and Mystic Cheese.

Chef David Borselle

Each savory course of the dinner will be accompanied by a complementary wine pairing. Following in the same footsteps as the dinner, we focus on small production, family owned wineries. The wines we serve with dinner will be expertly paired and presented by Tony Lombardozzi of Ye Old Wine Shoppe in Wallingford.

Our evening would not be complete without the dessert creations from Hen & Heifer in Guilford. For each of our dinners, Chef Whang Suh provides our guests with an artistic and decadent dessert of seasonal inspiration. This dessert course will be no different and will also include a Connecticut Dairy showcase. Field House Farm exclusively uses Ashlawn Coffee for our family and guests.

Please join us. Seating is limited. $120 per person.  Inquiries and questions can be directly made to Stephanie on the farm 203-779-9187. Unfortunately, for a menu of this nature, specific dietary preferences can not be substituted, but can be omitted. Please call Stephanie at the farm to discuss any dietary issues or restrictions prior to the event. No refunds will be issued for cancellations less than four days prior to the event. If cancellation is necessary less than four days prior, payment will be held as credit for future events or products from the farm.

This event has sold out.

12th Annual Christmas Tree Recycling with Troop 490

Madison Boy Scout Troop 490 wants to help you and the environment!

For a small, tax-deductible donation of only $15.00, we will pick up your tree from your yard on Sunday, January 6th 2019 or Saturday, January 12th 2019

To sign up to have your tree picked up, please click here.

For more information email:bsatroop490@yahoo.com
Please include your Name, Address and Phone number.

Or

You may call 1-203-744-XMAS (9627)

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