Foggy Hill Farm

03/10/2026

so often in my life people have assumed that if I (as the female Foggy Hill Farmer) am a farmer, I must be a flower farmer. No, I say, I am a boots on the ground, hands in the dirt vegetable farmer. Oh, they say, you must be an herb farmer.

03/09/2026

How can it be this warm out and there still be so much snow on the ground???

02/25/2026

Have you ever wondered how much water snow holds? We packed this drum with snow, covered it with a lid (to prevent evaporation), and you can see how much water is in the barrel as the snow melts down.

02/25/2026

Outside is cold & snowy, but Spring is popping inside the greenhouse

05/31/2025

Here is a great way to support a fantastic nonprofit organization!

Tonight only from 4:30-7:30! We are also having a raffle with awesome prizes! Don’t miss out, help us grow community! 🌱

Suggested Donation: $20 (Pay what you can!)

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12/09/2024

A wee bit of fun on a warm-ish day!

08/30/2024

Stop by our stand today at Team Jaffrey Community Farmers Market. and buy some of our delicious, Jaffrey-raised honey!

07/14/2024

Here is a sweet article that highlights some of our efforts to be a community farm.

Thank you Monadnock Table Magazine

Christine and Andy Pressman's Foggy Hill Farm logo includes the phrase "Rooted in Community" and an image of a rooting pea plant, a honeybee, and a sun rising from behind

06/21/2024

"Fire in the hole!"
Today Will, Sasha and I took out the old Hatfield transplanter and used it to transplant eggplant seedlings. Every time someone dropped a seedling in the tube, Will would say "Fire in the hole!"
We have a lot of fun working together, but make no mistake, we get a lot of work done, too! This morning alone we weeded walkways, planted carrots and transplanted eggplant seedlings. I have a great crew of Perfect Peace workers!

03/26/2024

Oh my goodness! We are so thrilled to announce that Foggy Hill Farm has been selected for funding through the NH Conservation District Climate Resilience Grant Program!!
At long last, we will be able to build a climate smart greenhouse without passing on the costs to our wonderful customers.
Thank you Cheshire County Conservation District!

03/26/2024

We are so thrilled to share that we are a 2024 Energy Stipend Grant for Specialty Crop Producers Award Recipient!
Through the County Conservation District's program, we will be improving the energy efficiency of my farm operation! This opportunity is made possible through the USDA Specialty Crop Block Grant Program from the New Hampshire Department of NH Dept. of Agriculture, Markets & Foodiculture, Markets & Food.
USDA is an equal opportunity employer, provider, and lender. A second grant round opportunity will be made available soon, learn more at: www.cheshireconservation.org/energy

In New Hampshire's agricultural sector, there's a growing need for sustainable practices. With rising energy costs and climate change concerns, integrating renewable energy sources and enhancing energy efficiency is crucial for farms statewide. From small family-owned enterprises to larger commercia...

02/16/2024

We love our Northeast seed houses! We source our seeds from Fruition Seeds, Johnny's Selected Seeds, and High Mowing Organic Seeds. I feel these companies offer varieties that can thrive in our crazy New England weather - offering varieties that treat our eyes with their beauty and treat our tummies with their delicious quality.

I am particularly excited to try this new-to-us cabbage, Mermaid's Tale from Fruition Seeds. (photo from Fruition Seeds)