1760 Homestead Farm

1760 Homestead Farm A working farm from 1760 with original out buildings. Offering Pies, produce, eggs and pantry items
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We typed BUTTERNUT SQUASH.Autocorrect typed BUTTERED NUTS.We spend all day growing actual food from actual dirt, harvest...
09/08/2026

We typed BUTTERNUT SQUASH.

Autocorrect typed BUTTERED NUTS.

We spend all day growing actual food from actual dirt, harvesting it by hand, and turning it into something worth eating…

…and apparently the phone thinks we’re running a nut butter operation.

This is what happens when you let technology anywhere near a working farm.

“Grown here. Picked here. Sold here. Eaten here. We know… terribly provincial. But if you’re going to call yourself farm...
09/06/2026

“Grown here. Picked here. Sold here. Eaten here. We know… terribly provincial. But if you’re going to call yourself farm-to-table, you might as well involve an actual farm.” 🍅

08/26/2026

Apparently, growing the food, cooking the food, and feeding people is newsworthy. We’ll take it. 😉

Proud to be featured in this news clip as Guest Chef for Dan’s paper White Party.

Just another night of putting the farm where it belongs: on the plate.

Get your tickets today!!! Ticket link is danspaper.com

You’ll starve for truly local food, and we’ll starve because apparently farming is a terrible business model when everyo...
08/25/2026

You’ll starve for truly local food, and we’ll starve because apparently farming is a terrible business model when everyone wants the “farm fresh” experience but forgets to actually shop the farm.

So… support your local farms.
Buy local. Eat local. Keep the people growing your food in business.

Because “someone should really support local farms” is a lot less effective than actually supporting one. 🌱

Fresh, local food has always been about more than the price tag.You’re paying for quality, freshness, local farmers, few...
08/19/2026

Fresh, local food has always been about more than the price tag.

You’re paying for quality, freshness, local farmers, fewer miles, and knowing exactly where your food comes from. And yes, sometimes that costs more than the mystery carton sitting under fluorescent lights.

But supporting local means investing in the people growing your food—not just the people selling it.

Buy fresh. Buy local. Know your farmer. 🥚🌱

Farming doesn’t exactly come with an air-conditioning option.It’s long days, dirty hands, sore backs, unpredictable weat...
08/17/2026

Farming doesn’t exactly come with an air-conditioning option.

It’s long days, dirty hands, sore backs, unpredictable weather, bugs, crop failures, and doing it all again tomorrow.

Because food doesn’t just magically appear at the grocery store.

Someone has to grow the damn stuff. 🌱🍅

And yes, we’re probably going to complain about the heat while we do it. 😂

Farm Chef Pro Tip 🔥Roast your seasoned vegetables before they hit the soup or sauce.Because apparently to some, letting ...
08/16/2026

Farm Chef Pro Tip 🔥

Roast your seasoned vegetables before they hit the soup or sauce.

Because apparently to some, letting vegetables get some color and flavor is asking too much. 😂

Caramelize first. Blend later.
You’re welcome.

We’re not saying one is more productive… but our tomatoes are now in the basket and your phone battery is at 3%.Farm lif...
08/15/2026

We’re not saying one is more productive… but our tomatoes are now in the basket and your phone battery is at 3%.

Farm life: 1. Doom scrolling: 0. 😏

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No, that wilted lettuce in the back of your fridge isn’t a garnish.Fresh Urban Coyote farm microgreens are the easiest w...
08/05/2026

No, that wilted lettuce in the back of your fridge isn’t a garnish.

Fresh Urban Coyote farm microgreens are the easiest way to fool your dinner guests into thinking you trained under a chef. Add them to burgers, steaks, sandwiches, salads, or eggs, and suddenly your Tuesday night dinner has its life together.

Swing by the Farmstand and pick up a fresh pack. Your plate will thank you—even if your cooking skills don’t.

Address

5412 Sound Avenue
Riverhead, NY
11901

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 5pm
Wednesday 10am - 5pm
Thursday 10am - 5pm
Friday 10am - 5pm
Saturday 10am - 5pm
Sunday 10am - 5pm

Telephone

+16318311653

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