Busa Farmstand

Busa’s is a small farmstand at a beautiful spot in Concord, alongside Minute Man National Historical Park. Next to a very cool silo and old farmhouse, as well as fields of various crops, its a very «post card-​esque» scene. I was finally swayed to stop on my way home one day (I drive by every single day, morning and afternoon) with a craving for fresh corn.
I was greeted very enthusiastically by Kim, who was full of information and tips for the produce. She even convinced me to try the corn raw — «gasp» — a crazy thought! What if there are worms! Oh noes! There were, of course, no worms. This corn was unbelievable. I don’t actually know why people cook corn — except maybe to melt butter on it — becuase this could be eaten right of the stalk like you would lettuce or carrots or peppers. Damn good stuff. They have a surprisingly big variety of fruits and veggies in the stand, as well as fresh eggs.
Everything I picked up here was fresh, delicious, and quite cheap. I even got a $ 1 coupon for my next visit — which, I must say, is a very smart marketing idea for a farm stand.
I look forward to every visit here — always very friendly staff, selection, and scenery.