The Raspberry Farm

The Raspberry Farm The Raspberry Farm was a raspberry growing farm on Route 84 in Hampton Falls, NH from the 1980's until the early
1990's.

The purpose of this site is for remembering, discussion and sharing of photographs, stories and memories of The Raspberry Farm. The Raspberry Farm was a pick-your-own raspberry growing farm on Route 84 in Hampton Falls, NH during the 1980's and 1990's. It was conceived, managed and farmed from 1981 until 1992 by Steve Walker, a native of Hampton Falls, who now resides near Knoxville, TN. At it's p

eak of production, it was the largest raspberry growing operation in the state of New Hampshire with more than 5 miles of hedgerow to pick from, including red, black, and amber varieties of raspberries, and blackberries. The farm also produced a number of other crops including pumpkins, and vegetables. The Raspberry Farm was famous for its sweet corn crop, which was often "picked-to-order" due to the close proximity of the corn fields, and the use of an electric golf cart. 40 of the original 63 acres of the farm were permanently preserved through a private fundraising campaign led by the Hampton Falls Conservation Commission and the Trust for Public Land.

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Hampton Falls, NH

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http://www.nrcs.usda.gov/Internet/FSE_DOCUMENTS/nrcs144p2_015511.pdf

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