Farming Falmouth

06/11/2026

Tiny workers, big impact 🐝🌼

Our bees at The Patch are hard at work pollinating crops, supporting biodiversity, and helping the farm thrive one flower at a time.

Watching the hive come to life has been such a beautiful reminder that healthy farms depend on healthy ecosystems—and that even the smallest creatures play a huge role in local food systems.

Are you interested in learning more about beekeeping? Members will be invited to upcoming lessons on beekeeping and more! Buzz on over to our website to become a member now!

06/09/2026

Tonight, there is a wonderful community event at Woodwell Climate Research Center for one of their Conversations to explore how regional and local agriculture can maximize climate benefits while minimizing environmental impacts. From soil health to supply chains, we’ll discuss how regenerative practices can deliver better outcomes for farmers, ecosystems, and communities, and how diet, policy, and markets shape the climate footprint of what we eat.

Andrew Woodruff has been farming on Martha’s Vineyard for 44 years. He is the owner of Whippoorwill Farm in West Tisbury and has served as Island Grown Initiative’s Regenerative Farming Consultant for the past four years. Andrew is passionate about the power and potential of regenerative farming, and has seen firsthand how soil health-focused practices impact farms, farmers, and the food they grow.

This event will be offered both in-person and virtually, please register in advance:
https://www.woodwellclimate.org/?event=woodwell-climate-conversations-beyond-buy-local&utm_source=ig&utm_medium=social&utm_content=link_in_bio&fbclid=PAdGRleASVLARleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBzcnRjBmFwcF9pZA8xMjQwMjQ1NzQyODc0MTQAAacyAfWQvFFRZnK7_zV2jyE84enBbcZQ05QyAqtvgzz4zEzmHNBTyZf_hfgnOw_aem_XoRPOfBpRqHgzrFeam5Y2w

Join us for this month’s Woodwell Climate Conversations to explore how regional and local agriculture can maximize climate benefits while minimizing environmental impacts. From soil health to supply chains, we’ll discuss how regenerative practices can deliver better outcomes for farmers, ecosyst...

06/09/2026

Looking for a way to get outside, meet people, and make a real impact? 🌿

Volunteer with Farming Falmouth and help grow fresh food for the community while learning alongside an amazing group of people.

We have volunteer opportunities all season long and there’s a place for everyone here 💚

Join us:
https://forms.gle/VeAwMDqaLkkfm9EK7

06/08/2026

Amazing community members like Drew and Beth have been helping care for the farm using our new electric mower—equipment we were able to purchase thanks to volunteer and community support.

Every helping hand, every donated hour, and every contribution helps us keep growing stronger, more sustainable, and more connected as a community 💚

06/07/2026

Homestead Hangout is back 🌿🔥

Join us on June 12 & June 19 for our monthly Homestead Hangouts, held every 2nd and 3rd Friday at the farm.

We gather potluck-style around the cob oven to share food, conversation, and community as the sun goes down. Bring a dish, bring a friend, or just bring yourself—we’d love to have you.

06/06/2026

Farming Falmouth is proud to support the Nature for Massachusetts campaign, and we have pledged to gather 100 local signatures to help push this vital initiative forward. We strongly believe that Massachusetts must do more to protect its precious waterways, open spaces, and invaluable farmland from overdevelopment.

We need your help to reach our goal! Stop by the Farming Falmouth booth at the Falmouth Farmers Market this Thursday between 11:00 AM and 3:00 PM at the Falmouth Marina to add your name to the petition. It only takes a moment, but your signature will help ensure our natural spaces are preserved for generations to come.

Falmouth Farmers' Market

Learn more: https://www.natureforma.org/

06/05/2026

From farm field to pint glass 🌱🍺

We’re excited to be collaborating with Aquatic Brewing by growing squash right here at Farming Falmouth that will eventually become a locally brewed beer.



A true farm-to-glass project rooted in creativity, community, and local agriculture. Stay tuned as it grows… and brews 👀

06/04/2026

The sun is here and we are so excited to learn and plant hot crops with our Farming Projects Manager Jeny Christian
Saturday, June 6th 10:30 AM - 1 PM
The Patch, 578 Locustfield Rd

Plants we are planting are for our food insecurity partners:
Cape & Islands Veterans Outreach Centers

06/04/2026

Summer market season is here 🌞🌽

Join us every Thursday for the Falmouth Farmers Summer Market featuring local farms, fresh food, handmade goods, and community connection by the water.

📅 Every Thursday | May 21 – October 15, 2026
🕚 11 AM – 3 PM
📍 Marine Park, Scranton Ave, Falmouth

Support local farmers, makers, and the local food system all summer long 🌱

06/03/2026

Looking for a fascinating local history talk? 🌿

Join the Salt Pond Areas Bird Sanctuaries for their Annual Meeting on Thursday, June 4 at 5:30 PM at The Moors Clubhouse in Falmouth.

This year’s featured presentation is “The History of Bourne Farm,” exploring the rich story of one of our region’s treasured landscapes. Presented by Alex Dia Matos

All members and guests are welcome!

Learn more:
https://saltpondsanctuaries.org/annual-meeting/

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