Three Meadows Farm began as the Rupert family's garden and was bought in 2016 by Somerset Hills Learning Institute, a nonprofit school for children and adults with autism. It now runs as a social enterprise and job-training site, with students and adult staff growing salad greens and microgreens year-round in a hydroponic greenhouse without pesticides or herbicides, collecting eggs and raising free-range turkeys for Thanksgiving. Its Paradise Salad is also sold at Village Supermarket, and profits support the school.
What’s here
- Grown or raised here
- Hydroponic lettuces and Paradise Salad mix · Microgreens: radish, broccoli, kale, arugula and mixes · Farm-fresh eggs · Free-range broad-breasted bronze turkeys for Thanksgiving
This season
Greens, microgreens and eggs are grown and sold year-round, so the stand stays stocked through winter. Turkey pre-orders open in October.
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