Nourse Farm

Blueberry picking with the family. Tons of bushes to pick from so no chance of running out of blueberries. Quality great and fruit was delicious. they even have special picking buckets they made. $ 6 for a quart is pretty damn sweet and guess what… it was fun to pick!

I used to go here a lot until I realized one of their trucks was terrorizing my neighborhood. Their red truck drives up and down my back road of Grafton so fast it’s stupid. I will not support their brand when they couldn’t care less about my street.

It’s been a year since my last update on Nourse Farm and I was so happy with my CSA share. It is a points system where you can choose what fruits (my only complaint is that they do not have enough fruit, but the owner says they’re working on it for the next few years) and veggies you want. They have some unique vegetables like rhubarb (yes, a vegetable), Swiss chard, different types of eggplant, and baby bok choy. And I have to agree with Bill S.- their jam is excellent.
Honestly, I can’t wait until spring and then June, when I can start going to pick up my CSA share again.

We live close by so bought a CSA share this summer… We are about half way through and could not be more pleased. Everyone at the farm is fantastic, especially the owners. Their jam is AMAZING, their fruits and veggies are incredible… best strawberries I have ever had, swisschard is amazing, string beans fantastic (I could go own, but will spare you). I am really looking forward to trying their corn and ice cream (not together!).
It always feels good to get a high quality product at a great price. In this case, it feels even better because I like supporting local agriculture.
We truly look forward to visiting each week to pick up our goods!

Fantastic staff at this location. After trying out a few pick your own places and finding out I would be charged to pick my own and THEN for the cost of the fruit (!), I was thrilled to find this location. The unique history of being a working family farm since 1722 (after the family leaving from Salem when a member was hung for being a witch!) makes it even better. The prices of the produce was much lower than other area locations — and less than the «on sale, non local» produce at the grocery store! The staff was fantastic as far as helping with suggestions and tips: 6 varities of tomatoes, 3 kinds of peppers, etc. If you are in the Marlborough/​Hopkinton/​Natick area, this is THE place for produce. Local honey, pies, ice cream toppings (yummy chocolate raspberry), farm fresh eggs. I can go on and on, but instead? I’ll just go back!

Nice farm location, ice cream is from Blakes Dairy.

Nourse Farm offers reasonably priced homemade ice cream and homemade slices of pie (available soon). Outdoor seating only. They charge $ 2.25 for one scoop. Their ice cream comes from a dairy farm in New Hampshire or Vermont and tastes fresh and delicious. They also have a store that offers seasonal vegetables, jams, fruit sauces, whole pies and honey.