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Modern life has made it easy to buy food whenever we need it. There’s nothing wrong with that, but somewhere along the way, we do lose the opportunity to eat nutritious meals. At Lawndale Farm, we appreciate fresh food and the farming tradition. The Times family first purchased the property in 1921, when Kenneth Times Sr. and his mother, Dorothy, took ownership. More than 90 years later, five generations have continued to care for and operate the land. We started with around

There’s nothing like a good field trip to give children a story they can take home. A farm visit gives them fresh air, open space, real animals, and a clearer view of where food comes from. Lawndale Farm field trips turn classroom lessons into real-world learning. A trip to our farm brings your students into a working farm setting. Here, they can explore the fields, meet friendly animals, and learn about nature, farming, and sustainability through hands-on activities. Discove

Are you planning a visit to the farm? Anytime is a great time — but it’s even better when you come around during the best times of the year. Our farm stand is open from mid-July through Christmas, while honey, hay, and straw bales are available year-round. Because farming follows the weather, every season can look a little different. Here’s our Lawndale Farm harvest schedule, so you can plan your visit. Mid-July: The Farm Stand Season Begins If you are looking for Lawndale

Honey may look similar on the shelf, but not all honey is created equal. Many grocery store varieties are heavily filtered and heat-processed to improve clarity and shelf life. While that may create a uniform product, it often removes naturally occurring pollen, enzymes, and subtle floral flavors. In contrast, local honey is typically harvested in smaller batches and minimally processed, allowing it to retain its natural character. This difference becomes noticeable the momen

There’s something especially satisfying about cooking with vegetables that were harvested just days before they land in your kitchen. When you build meals around seasonal vegetables, you get better flavor, higher nutrient content, and the freedom to experiment with what’s freshest right now. At Lawndale Farm, each season brings a new mix of produce that’s perfect for simple, comforting meals. We’ve shared five easy, delicious ways to turn your latest farm haul into memorable

One of the most fun fall farm activities is picking pumpkins, and why wouldn’t it be? After all, fall begins the moment you step into the pumpkin patch. The air turns crisp, the colors shift, and you feel the season take shape around you. However, we do find that some want more out of their pumpkin picking experience. If you want the same, you’ve come to the right spot. Our pumpkin picking guide gives you clear steps, so your visit feels relaxed, enjoyable, and easy to

Honey has always had a place in the kitchen, but Lawndale Farm honey stands out for its freshness and purity. Harvested right from hives on the farm, this local raw honey brings a floral depth and clean sweetness that processed sugar can’t offer. If you’re a home cook, baker, or just someone looking for that extra bit of organic sweetness in a dish or pastry, it’s an easy way to add flavor, moisture, and a touch of nature to your everyday recipes. Discover how our farm-fre

Fall at Lawndale Farm is all about crisp air, colorful leaves, and down-to-earth family fun. Whether you’re planning a weekend outing or looking for fall attractions at local farms, our wide-open spaces and hands-on experiences make every visit feel like a seasonal celebration. From hayrides to pumpkin picking, here are seven must-try Lawndale Farm fall activities, plus helpful details to make your trip easy and enjoyable. 1. Enjoy Classic Pumpkin Picking If you’ve been searc

Bringing home vegetables from Lawndale Farm means bringing home flavor, freshness, and nutrition straight from our fields. But once you’ve filled your basket with crisp greens, root vegetables, and seasonal favorites, the next important step is knowing how to keep vegetables fresh long after harvest. That’s where a little knowledge goes a long way. Proper storage protects taste, preserves nutrients, and saves you money by reducing waste. In this guide, we’ll walk you through

When the holiday season arrives, families begin searching for the perfect fresh-cut evergreen to bring home. At Lawndale Farm in Tyngsborough, Massachusetts, choosing a Christmas tree isn’t just an errand. It’s a tradition. Here are five reasons our visitors return year after year, and why you should consider Lawndale Farm when you set out to choose the best Christmas tree for your home. 1. Fresh-Cut Trees Grown With Care At Lawndale Farm, your tree comes from our fields, not

There’s something special about spending a day on the farm — especially when the fields are full, the stand is stocked, and the air...

There’s more to what we do than providing fresh produce, locally grown pumpkins, and memorable farm experiences in Tyngsboro, MA.. For over 100 years, we’ve been your neighbors and partners in celebrating life’s special moments, and your gateway to understanding where your food comes from. Lawndale Farm community involvement runs deep in everything we do. From the moment Kenneth Times Sr. and his mother Dorothy bought this land in 1921, our family has understood that a farm’s

Have you ever wondered what life is like for a farmer at Lawndale? Here’s a snapshot: The sun isn’t up yet, but the work has already...

Convenience seems to outweigh connection, these days. Recognizing this, we at Lawndale Farm believe choosing to support family farms is...

Agriculture is vital to feeding the population and supporting the economy. With approximately two million farms operating and more...

Lawndale Farm, overlooking the scenic Merrimack River in Tyngsborough, MA, is where nature and traditions endure. It has been a cornerstone of the community for over a century, offering fresh fruits, vegetables, and plants. But who are the owners of Lawndale Farm? Kenneth Times Sr. and His Mother, Dorothy Everything started when Kenneth Times Sr. and his mother, Dorothy, purchased the land in 1921. They used it for modest dairy operations with about 50 cows and only had five

Do you remember how excited you were as a child every time your school organized a field trip? Nothing compares to the thrill of...

Hay and straw are real agricultural staples — vital for farming, livestock care, and even home gardening. Whether you’re a farmer or...

Picture a crisp fall day with the vibrant colors of changing foliage all around you. As you search for the perfect pumpkin, you feel the crunch of leaves under your feet, smell the scent of fresh hay, and hear the laughter of families enjoying the harvest season. Without a doubt, there’s something satisfying about picking a pumpkin yourself right from the farm where it’s grown. It’s a sense of tradition and simplicity that’s hard to beat! If you’re looking for a place where t

There’s something magical about the moment you step onto our field in Tyngsborough, Massachusetts. The crisp winter air, the scent of...