a Maine diversified family farm

We think food is a big deal.

The old adage, "You are what you eat" is true, but what we eat is so much more than that.  Our food choices matter.  The foods we all choose, and how those foods are grown and raised affect not only our bodies, but everything around us; the land, the environment, the animals both domestic and wild, the people who raise and grow the food and the communities we all live in.  We need to choose foods that create the change we want to see in our world.  We need to know how that food got on our plates, all the way back to the very beginning.

Everything we eat has a story.  Know what you eat.

We believe farming should be a partnership with the land, mother nature, and the animals we share our farm with.

Our mission is to create a farming system in which all parts complement each other and to connect people with food that nourishes the body and soul while being grown and raised in the most humane and sustainable way that we know how.

We feel very fortunate to live and farm in lovely Monroe Maine, a small town in midcoast Maine with a vibrant farming community.  The farm's 500+ acres are a mix of woodlands, wetlands, hills, pastures, and the shoreline of Toddy Pond. We share the farm with our cows, pigs, sheep, goats, chickens, honey bees, barn cats, farm dogs and an abundance of wildlife.

We feel very fortunate to share our lives with the animals we care for.

Visit the Animals

If you are looking for a unique and truly memorable vacation, consider a farm stay at Toddy Pond Farm.  

Learn more about what Toddy Pond Farm has to offer on our Farm Stay page

We take great pride in using milk from our 100% grass fed cows, and as many other ingredients as we can from the farm to make delicious and wholesome yogurts, kefir, cheeses and ice creams.

Visit our Farm Store page to learn more about what we offer our community

It has long been the vision and dream for this farm to be home to organic cranberry bogs.  

In May of 2014 vines from a grower in Columbia Falls, ME were purchased and planted here at Toddy Pond Farm.  It will be several more years of hard work to get the first bog established, but if the bogs take and are managed well they could produce cranberries for hundreds of years.  It can be hard sometimes to wrap your head around so much work for a reward so far off in the future, but really it makes it all the better.

We believe there should be no mystery between you and your food, you and your farmer.

Visit our About Us page to learn a little more about who we are.

Better yet, come visit us here at the farm on Saturdays during the summer months - 10 am to 5 pm