Tender Soles Farm is an organic, horse-powered mixed vegetable, herb, and flower farm with a focus of on-farm education located in Richmond, Maine.
We have a farm stand right at the farm you can come buy our fresh vegetables, herbs and flowers as they come into season. We offer a wide selection of organic seedlings for sale at our farm stand and markets each spring. We also attend several farmers' markets year round within a 30 mile radius of Richmond. You can find our vegetables in several restaurants throughout the seasons in Brunswick, Gardiner, Yarmouth and Augusta.
Kate is from Whitefield, Maine, where her first job was picking strawberries and beans at Uncas Farm in Whitefield. Rich grew up in Queens, NY where he spent as much time outside as possible and went on to teach at the Cornell Cooperative Extension SOAR program for 4 years before coming to Maine to learn how to farm.
We have two draft horses and a flock of laying hens on our 45 acre property right outside of downtown Richmond.
We choose to farm with draft horses in order to reduce our dependence on fossil fuels and to close the nutrient cycle by using their manure to fertilize our vegetable, pasture, and hay fields, minimizing tillage, and working closer to the pace of our natural soil biology.
In addition to vegetables, herbs, and flowers, we sell pork by the half, and eggs. Kate has her own line of herbal remedies while Rich provides Timber Stand Improvement and wood harvesting services using our draft horses.
Stay tuned to our Events Calendar or call our email us to learn more.
We have a farm stand right at the farm you can come buy our fresh vegetables, herbs and flowers as they come into season. We offer a wide selection of organic seedlings for sale at our farm stand and markets each spring. We also attend several farmers' markets year round within a 30 mile radius of Richmond. You can find our vegetables in several restaurants throughout the seasons in Brunswick, Gardiner, Yarmouth and Augusta.
Kate is from Whitefield, Maine, where her first job was picking strawberries and beans at Uncas Farm in Whitefield. Rich grew up in Queens, NY where he spent as much time outside as possible and went on to teach at the Cornell Cooperative Extension SOAR program for 4 years before coming to Maine to learn how to farm.
We have two draft horses and a flock of laying hens on our 45 acre property right outside of downtown Richmond.
We choose to farm with draft horses in order to reduce our dependence on fossil fuels and to close the nutrient cycle by using their manure to fertilize our vegetable, pasture, and hay fields, minimizing tillage, and working closer to the pace of our natural soil biology.
In addition to vegetables, herbs, and flowers, we sell pork by the half, and eggs. Kate has her own line of herbal remedies while Rich provides Timber Stand Improvement and wood harvesting services using our draft horses.
Stay tuned to our Events Calendar or call our email us to learn more.
