Smith & Meyer Farm

Smith & Meyer Farm The Smith & Meyer Family has grown apples in Princeton, Maine since 1868 when Cyrus Smith bought the farm after the Civil War.

Following decades of dormancy, we now continue our heritage caring for trees in our Washington County orchards.

Tis the season🥰
02/23/2026

Tis the season🥰

01/25/2026

Apple Butter on a toasted slice of fresh sour dough bread is a yummy treat! Shout out to Milk & Honey Bakery for this delicious loaf! 💕

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12/11/2025

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11/27/2025

We want to Thank You for your support of our efforts to bring more apple production back to Downeast, Washington County. A Like, Share, taste, purchase or simple conversation keeps us going. And we appreciate that. Today, lets cherish what we are Thankful for... We are of you. Cheers!

Along with many in Washington County, hunting is a part of our Heritage and a way of life. Being November and the Rut in...
11/23/2025

Along with many in Washington County, hunting is a part of our Heritage and a way of life. Being November and the Rut in high gear, we thought we'd share a few pics of our Great Grandfather and comrades at the Sunset Lodge in what is now Indian Township near Princeton. The log cabin was once located on the Bellmont Point Road, since burned and is no longer there. Names within the pics are Carl Smith, Dr. Lord, Dick Hoar, Ducky Drake, Geo McAllister, Geo. McGlaughlin, McNicols, H. Swain, Ned Brown and Cliff Smith. Photos in the ca 1920-30's.

11/18/2025

✨🍎New locally made Apple Cider Jelly in!

Today we delivered a few barrels of Smith & Meyer Heritage Cidar to our Friends at Geaghans Brewing in Bangor so that An...
10/17/2025

Today we delivered a few barrels of Smith & Meyer Heritage Cidar to our Friends at Geaghans Brewing in Bangor so that Andy and the Crew can start the fermentation process on this years batch of "Hard" Smith & Meyer Heritage Cidar. It should be the best one yet!

Weather's been hot and dry. No real rain for another couple weeks. We dont like to be thirsty, and neither do our Apples...
08/06/2025

Weather's been hot and dry. No real rain for another couple weeks. We dont like to be thirsty, and neither do our Apples...so we have had to help mother nature out by getting a lil hydration to the trees by many means. We've pumped and dumped, put out drip lines, and hosed by hand. Even a monarch appreciates the efforts.

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Mill Street
Princeton, ME
04668

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+12075576339

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