Willow Haven Farm

Willow Haven Farm Willow Haven Farm is a small, family farm located near New Tripoli, PA. Sign up for a Market Box Subscription. Pick-up locations available, too.

All items are sourced directly from our farm and other farmers we know and trust. We deliver within the greater Lehigh Valley right to your door! Willow Haven is operated by us, Reuben and Tessa DeMaster, and our children. The farm has been in Tessa's family for 60 years. We believe that the small size and the diversity of our farm are its strengths. We enjoy improving our soil and growing great-tasting food for you.

Make sure the farm is actually growing food for you — not just reselling.Even if the farm isn't growing everything, it s...
06/07/2026

Make sure the farm is actually growing food for you — not just reselling.

Even if the farm isn't growing everything, it should be connected to the reality of farming first by growing and producing something. Otherwise it’s just a middleman and profit is the first concern.

At Willow Haven Farm, we grow and source real food year-round for families in the Lehigh Valley. You shop weekly, choose what your family needs, and we deliver it fresh.

If you're local and ready to start, comment "READY" and I'll send you the link.

The food on those shelves — even the "clean" stuff — is grown and raised to survive long supply chains, not to maximize ...
06/06/2026

The food on those shelves — even the "clean" stuff — is grown and raised to survive long supply chains, not to maximize nutrition.

Tomatoes bred for shelf life.. Meat from animals that never saw pasture. Vegetables grown in depleted soil with synthetic chemical inputs.

It all looks healthy. But it's optimized for profit and logistics — not your family's wellbeing.

Real food comes from farms that prioritize soil, animals, and people. Not supply chains.

Comment "REAL FOOD" if you're ready to find farmers you can trust.

☀️ The boys left for camp this morning.Simeon and Mattias are gone for the week, which means the girls are running the f...
06/05/2026

☀️ The boys left for camp this morning.

Simeon and Mattias are gone for the week, which means the girls are running the farm.

Britta, Gwen, Isa, and the crew are handling chores, harvest, and packing under Farmer Reuben and Andrés' direction. 💪🌱

School is ending, summer schedules are beginning, and camp season is officially here.

It's that transition from spring routines to summer rhythms—and the girls are proving they can handle it all.

Meanwhile, the farm is full of good things this week:

🍓 Strawberries are still fantastic, but quantities are getting smaller.

🐔 Chicken cuts are restocked, including breasts, thighs, legs, wings, and liver.

🥬 Fresh greens, garlic scapes, cherry tomatoes, and other seasonal favorites are coming in.

🍔 Beef patties are back in stock just in time for Father's Day grilling.

If your week already feels busy, now is a good time to stock up on the foods that make meals easier.

👇 Check the comments for this week's shop link and complete your order before Sunday at 7 PM.

06/04/2026

If you're still buying all your food at the grocery store — even Whole Foods — you're funding the system making you sick.

The grocery store isn't designed to nourish you. It's designed to move product.

Here's what to do instead 👇

Find a local farm you trust. Not just any farm — one that raises food the way it's supposed to be raised. Get to know your farmer. Visit the farm. Ask questions. Build a relationship so you're not just trusting a label — you're trusting a person.

Real food from small farms isn't always convenient, and it's not always cheap. But it's the only way to stop funding the system making you sick and start supporting the one that's actually designed to nourish you.

📍 Lehigh Valley families: Start shopping with Willow Haven Farm — real food, weekly ordering, home delivery. Link in bio.

💬 Share this with someone who still thinks Whole Foods is the answer.

Places where someone can tell you exactly where the food came from.Not "somewhere in California." Not "distributed by XY...
06/03/2026

Places where someone can tell you exactly where the food came from.

Not "somewhere in California." Not "distributed by XYZ Corp."

A real name. A real farm. A real relationship.

This is what it looks like to vote with your dollars in a way that actually changes the system.

Small independent stores that source from local farms are the bridge between you and real food. Like & support them.

This is what makes the shift sustainable — you're not trying to eat like the grocery store trains you to eat.When you ea...
06/02/2026

This is what makes the shift sustainable — you're not trying to eat like the grocery store trains you to eat.

When you eat with the seasons, you eat with your farm. Winter greens. Summer tomatoes. Fall squash. Spring radishes.

And that's when real food becomes a lifestyle, not a project.

The grocery store wants you to expect strawberries in January. Your local farm teaches you to celebrate what's ready now.

Save this if you're ready to make the shift.

Find a way to buy from local farmers directly.Talk to the people you're buying from. Ask if they are the farmer or if th...
06/01/2026

Find a way to buy from local farmers directly.

Talk to the people you're buying from. Ask if they are the farmer or if they know the farmer in person.

This is how you rebuild trust in your food.

The grocery store wants you to trust labels. Local food asks you to trust people. And people — when you actually know them — are a whole lot more trustworthy than marketing.

Comment "𝗥𝗘𝗔𝗟 𝗙𝗢𝗢𝗗" if you want to know how to find local farmers in your area.

The grocery store consolidates power. It prioritizes shelf life, scalability, and profit margins — not soil health, not ...
05/31/2026

The grocery store consolidates power. It prioritizes shelf life, scalability, and profit margins — not soil health, not animal welfare, not your family's wellbeing.

You're funding the very system that made finding trustworthy food so hard in the first place.

But you have another option: vote with your dollars in a way that actually changes the system.

Buy from local farmers. Support farms doing it the right way. Make real food accessible by choosing it consistently.

That's how the system shifts.

“We finally made it to the end of spring.”That's what Farmer Reuben said this week to us at the breakfast table.In his m...
05/30/2026

“We finally made it to the end of spring.”

That's what Farmer Reuben said this week to us at the breakfast table.

In his mind, that means the greenhouses are finally empty.

The tomatoes, cucumbers, beans, peppers, eggplants, summer cabbage, flowers, melons and greens are planted out in the fields.

After months of seeding, transplanting, covering, uncovering, watering, and watching the weather, everything that needed planted is finally in the ground.

A new season is beginning.

Even if it's just sprouts on your kitchen counter.It connects you to the reality of food growing and shifts how you see ...
05/29/2026

Even if it's just sprouts on your kitchen counter.

It connects you to the reality of food growing and shifts how you see it. You don't have to become a homesteader overnight — just start somewhere.

Growing even one thing reminds you that food comes from soil, sun, water, and time. Not a factory. Not a lab. Not a supply chain.

And once you see it, you can't unsee it.

What's one thing you could grow this year?

Address

New Tripoli, PA

Opening Hours

Wednesday 4pm - 8pm
Friday 10am - 3pm
Saturday 9am - 3pm

Telephone

+16102982197

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