White Duck Farm is a small family farm located in beautiful Waldoboro - the "midcoast area" of Maine. We grow our fruits and produce using organic methods to enrich our soils and assist our pollinators for the best and healthiest products. Our main crops are raspberries, salad greens, tomatoes, melons, husk cherries and saffron. Our perennial plantings are increasing every year and soon will provide ramps, kiwis and honey berries. During the "off season" we have a local 'Winter Greens CSA ' - a weekly pickup at our farm or in town - feeding our neighbors!
Certified Organic by Mofga!
Find us at:
Our farm stand when "Open" sign is out! (Notices published on Facebook).
Location: 112 Duckpuddle Rd., Waldoboro
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We particularly love to grow for local adventurous chefs!
2020 News: We built an off the grid cabin for summer rental - see description in 'The Cabin' page
2019 News: starting the New Year off right - we're mentioned in a Bangor Daily News article!
2018 News: Kiwi trellis system up and plants in the ground - alleluia! And our first saffron harvest...moving forward!
2017 News: The farm is hosting a community solar farm solar array for our 8 members spread around Maine - we are the "White Duck Community Solar Farm" - producing clean power right here. The portion of the power generated for us will provide energy required for fruit and produce refrigeration and the future power required for additional work space. Saffron is planted and looking forward to a bountiful fall crop!
2016 News: Land we have been leasing for the last 4 years is now purchased and plans are afoot to increase its productivity - kiwi beds are prepped and under green manures, a new well is installed, a full irrigation system underway - progress!
2015 News: Strawberries, early raspberries, and husk cherries are part of our expanding organic fruit offerings! Kiwis are growing in large containers to ready them for planting in the prepared orchard area.
2014 News: Two hoop houses now up and in production - one for early bearing raspberries, and one for winter mixed greens and summertime tomatoes and melons - so delightful to be out there on a sunny cold winter day!
2013 News: Our veggies and fruits are now Certified Organic by Mofga
Awarded NRCS funding for a hoop house for extended season production
Received funding through No Small Potatoes for a remote location water tank
Thanks for checking us out! Barbara and (intermittently) Chris
contact us: [email protected]
