​Andrusia Farms is a family owned and operated since 2020, producing garlic and raw honey.  Visit during the Goshen Open Farm Tour or call to schedule a pick up time. Andrusia Farms is located behind the fairgrounds on Lyman Lane.   

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Andrusia Farms

95 Lyman Lane, Goshen, CT

860-214-7313

andrusiafarms@yahoo.com

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Crosswicks Farm is a new and growing market garden at the corner of West Street & Lyman Lane. They offer a variety of fresh seasonal produce and pastured eggs at the Goshen Farmers Market and at tour roadside stand. Crosswicks Farm is focused on regenerative agriculture and incorporate sustainable practices (like no-till, composting, interplanting, cover-cropping and more) to keep their land healthy and gardens thriving. 

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Crosswicks Farm

93 West Street, Goshen, CT

crosswicks.farm@gmail.com

727-804-0869

A new generation is growing at Four Winds Farm. Swing by their farm stand to meet their family and pick up some fresh produce.

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Four Winds Farm

Located at the intersection of Old Middle Street and Four Winds Road, 1 mile South of the fair grounds.

fourwindsfarmct@gmail.com

The Goshen Farmers Market has provided the northwest CT area with local fresh produce and crafts for over 15 years. You can find us at Scoville Park in the heart of Goshen, right next to the town hall - Saturdays from July till late October. We bring together local, sustainably-minded vendors to offer the best to the Goshen community. 

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Goshen Farmers Market

42 North Street, Goshen, CT

860-248-1082

goshenfarmersmarket.com

goshenfarmersmarket.ct@gmail.com

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Goshen Hen and Honey is veteran owned and operated, specializing in ethical beekeeping and poultry practices. What started as a therapeutic outlet after a combat deployment, has become a mission to provide high-quality raw honey and farm-fresh eggs. In addition, Goshen Hen and Honey sells beeswax candles, salves, handmade quilts, table runners and crafts. 

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Goshen Hen and Honey

54 Holmes Road, Goshen, CT

Farm stand open 9-7pm daily starting Aug. 1st

203-954-5803

goshenhenandhoney.com

goshenhenandhoney@gmail.com

Dairy goats. Walk out into the field with the goats and learn about their nutritious milk. Herd shares available for milk and cheese.

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Ivy Mountain Goat Farm

203 Ivy Mtn. Road, Goshen, CT

914-525-9590

Marytracy7@gmail.com

Northern Farm & Flowers is a year-round provisions market, garden nursery center, and you-pick flower farm. Offering locally sourced meats, produce, and other provisions: indoor plants: perennials: annuals: and much more. They have a seasonal you-pick cutting garden which is a wonderful haven for the bees and butterflies. Fresh bouquets available throughout the summer.

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Northern Farm & Flowers

59 Old Middle Street, Goshen, CT

860-307-0965

info@northernctfarm.com

northernctfarm.com

Voted best Blueberry Farm in Connecticut by Yankee Magazine. 

A family owned and operated blueberry farm with plans to ensure this opportunity to the next generation. Old Barn Farm is committed to making efficient use of resources, maintain excellent land stewardship practices, and to produce high quality blueberries for our customers. They value rural life and are committed to keeping our rural community vital. Their 100 acre farm is cultivated as a pick-your-own blueberry farm. Five thousand bushes in 19 varieties have been planted on over 10 acres. 

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Old Barn Farm

300 Bartholomew Hill Rd, Goshen, CT

860-491-0017

oldbarnfarmct.com

Welcome to Connecticut’s Largest Producing Vineyard! Their family owned and operated vineyard and winery has opened to the public in 2008. Sunset Meadow Vineyard welcomes you to walk their vineyards and see the fruit of their labor. Tastings and wine sales are available in our winery with over 28 estate-grown wines to try. Sit and relax and enjoy the panoramic views of the Litchfield Hills. With over 170 acres, they are proud to be sustainably farmed and produce world class wines with no chemicals or preservatives.

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Vineyard Wagon Tours

Saturday 2 & 4 pm

Sunday 3 pm

Everyone who is participating in the Goshen Open Farm Tour gets a complimentary sample of their Sparkling Shades wine.

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Sunset Meadow Vineyards

599 Old Middle Street (Route 63), Goshen, CT

860-201-4654

sunsetmeadowvineyards.com

This 100% organic community garden includes the  "Garden of Feedin" which has provided local organizations between 750-1,000 lbs of vegetables annually to be distributed to those in need. It also includes 100 & 200 sq. ft. plots to individual and families in the community. Two pollinator pathways providing nutrition and habitat for our pollinating insects and birds.

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Goshen Community Green Garden

Old Middle Road (Route 63) Across from the South End of the Goshen Fair Grounds.

judiarm14@gmail.com

A farm family with a passion for dairy cows, producing fresh whole cream-line milk and creating signature artisanal chocolates. Enjoy viewing an Antique Tractor and Farm Machinery display.

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Demonstrations and talks for the tour are:

1. Saturday at 1:30 - Milking Demonstration with Garret & Clint

2. Saturday at 2:00 - Chocolate talk and demonstration in the Hayloft with Kimberly

3. Sunday at 2:00 - Wood-Milling Demonstration with Lyndon​

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Thorncrest Farm & Milk House Chocolates

280 Town Hill Road, Goshen, CT

860-309-2545

milkhousechocolates.net

tcfarmllc@optimum.net

A 3 day year-end event starting on Friday where over 200 UCONN 4-H members highlight their 4-H projects for evaluation in over 15 different categories of projects. Visitors can pick up a schedule of events at the gazebo at the Goshen Fair Grounds.

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William Davenport

Litchfield County Assistant Extension Educator

860-626-6854

Cell 860-459-6753

william.davenport@uconn.edu

West Street Farm has been farmed for over 20 years. Roughly 1/2 acre is devoted to sustainably-grown vegetables and fruit while 2-3 acres supply their bees with forage crops from native Goldenrod to planted Buckwheat, Borage, White Clover and Alsike Clover.
Over the span of 20+ years, they have planted 561 different varieties of vegetables; each variety documented as to source, success, yield and quality. Each year at least 100 different varieties are grown. Emphasis is placed upon quality of produce with the attached sustainable approach to its
cultivation. All of the basic natural planting methods from rotation of crops to noting soil temperatures is practiced
allowing for the best success with the least amount of energy used. Their farming footprint is kept small by doing
much of the work by hand.

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West Street Farm

103 West St, Goshen, CT

laurszpak@att.net