More Mendon farms — compost, riding lessons and more

By Anne Mazar

Our last article on farms focused on those that produce and sell food and flowers. This article includes the other farms in town that sell other products and services to the public. They offer compost, horseback riding lessons, horse boarding and more.

We missed one flower/food farm in the first article, Stone Meadow Hand Grown Produce farm. We’ve updated that article with their information, and added it at the end of this one. Please contact us if we left any farms out.

Forest Brook Farm

3 Tower Road

  • Products and services: Horseback riding lessons from instructors who are certified, licensed and fully insured by the state of Massachusetts
  • Email: forestbrookfarmllc@gmail.com
  • Website: https://forestbrookfarmllc.com/
  • Owner/Trainer: Suzie Switz

Maple Farm & Maple Farm Sanctuary

101 North Ave.

  • Products and services: Maple Farm offers feed hay and mulch hay. Maple Farm Sanctuary is a private farm where farm animals can live in peace.
  • Phone: (774) 571-2851
  • Email: Cheri.ezell@gmail.com
  • Website/Info: https://maplefarmsanctuary.org/
  • Owners/Managers: Jim VanderSluis and Cheri Ezell

Spring Willow Farm

18 Blackstone St.

  • Products and services: Bagged compost and local truck deliveries, horse boarding and training situated on 27 acres. Spring Willow sells pumpkins in the fall and will be opening a farmstand on their farm in the near future.
  • Phone: (508) 962-7219
  • Email: jason.roberts0574@gmail.com
  • Website/Info: https://www.facebook.com/springwillowfarmllc/
  • Owners/Managers: Jason Roberts and Sandy Ramsey

Stone Meadow Hand Grown Produce

29 Asylum St.

  • Products: Specialty produce, fruits, vegetables, honey, cut flowers and holiday wreaths. Fresh-picked and will deliver.
  • Phone: 508-733-5929
  • Email: fleaflute@aol.com
  • Website: https://stonemeadowhandgrownproduce.com/
  • Owner/Manager: Leandra Botta-Whiting
Stone Meadow Hand Grown Produce farm in Mendon (courtesy David Whiting).
Headed back to the barn at Spring Willow Farm (courtesey Jason Roberts).

Photo top of page: Jason Roberts and Sandy Ramsey at their farm, Spring Willow Farm in Mendon (Beth Chadbourne, Epona Media)

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