Learn more about Boulder Knoll Farm through photographic exhibits of the farm and our educational programs at the 3rd Annual Cheshire Art League Fall Show and Sale. Opening reception: October 14 from 5-8pm. A portion of the proceeds benefit Friends of Boulder Knoll!
This is why building a local foods infrastructure is so important! If we eat food that’s in season from a farm in our community, these risks are so much smaller. Outbreaks of listeria and other serious illnesses linked to tainted food are becoming more common, partly because much of what we eat takes a long [...]
Join us for a potluck farm celebration on Sunday, October 2nd from 4 to 7 pm.
With your help, we can build on our spectacular year of successful farming and environmental education at Boulder Knoll. Let’s look at what we have achieved this year and some future directions.
You’re invited to attend these upcoming educational workshops and events at Boulder Knoll Community Farm.
Patch.com writes about our “Patterns in Nature” workshop, part of our “Springing into Nature” educational series. We hope you can join us at one of our upcoming events!
The Cheshire Herald writes about our new five-year lease for the Boulder Knoll Farm property! The new lease will allow us to pursue great new opportunities and expand our efforts!
You’re invited to attend these upcoming events in our new educational series —
“Springing into Nature”
An interesting article from the New York Times about how local-focused restaurants are dealing with the trials and tribulations of trying to utilize local foods on their menus.
Here’s an interesting article with accompanying video about Cheshire’s agricultural roots:
http://cheshire.patch.com/articles/farming-history-has-deep-roots-in-cheshire
