Crown Point Farm and Dairy

31/10/2025

31/10/2025

Happy Halloween! We had no power but used the generator to at least have a few walks in the Haunted Greenhouse. It was not all tricks, we had cheese curds and candy. Hope to see you next year, tell them Large Marge sent you for cheese curds!

21/10/2025

We will be open for Trick or Treating on 10/31, Halloween evening. 5-8PM. Our haunted Greenhouses will be open for walk throughs. Stop on by for candy, cheese curds and a little Halloween scare.

20/09/2025

On Farm store closed today, please join us Adirondack Harvest festival

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14/09/2025

Dried flower bar, all grown on farm, pesticide free and fertilized by our girls (the cows). Dried naturally upstairs in our dairy barn. See you at the Keene Valley Farmer’s Market. It is late and I really need to learn to take better pictures.

10/09/2025

German Bread? A dear friend gifted me the joy of joining a rye sourdough workshop at Brot Bakehouse in Vermont, taught by Heike — baker, owner, and yes, a certified bread sommelier! 🌾✨

The flavors of German rye are bold and complex, and I’m working on bringing some of these loaves to the farm this fall. After a season focused on family and farm, we’re planning to be open Saturdays & Sundays again soon — I’ll post updates when bread is available.

And if you’ve ever wanted to perfect your own artisan loaf, Heike’s classes are truly inspiring. ❤️

Brot  (phonetic spelling: \bro:t\) =  German for breadFrom dark, crusty country loaves and hearty rye breads to rustic sourdough pastries and delectable cakes: We teach baking.Starting with organic grains, sourdough culture and salt, adding just water and lots of time to develop flavor, texture a...

14/08/2025

Hey all, the on-farm store is on hiatus until September. Our products can be found at Ticonderoga Natural Foods Co-op, Gunnison Orchards, Lillie Valley Farm, and Keene Vally Farmer's Market. We are in the midst of building a new Milking Parlor and expanding our cheese production. And pumpkins!

We generally do not preach, however, the current shelter situation weighs on us. We try and do our part but are at capacity, I ask if you have room in your hearts and homes.... please consider adopting a shelter dog or cat. If a landlord, please consider renting/leasing to a pet parent. If you cannot adopt, consider contributing to a low cost spay/neuter program. They rely on us. There is no love like pet love.

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28/07/2025

A Jersey cows internal temperature is between 101.3 and 103.8 degrees. We the people are usually around 98.5 degrees. This is why cows like cold weather, it's much more comfortable for them. The heat stresses them physically and mentally. Their milk production always drops during the summer, especially when it's really hot and humid. Our girls have 24/7 access to their pasture or sand beds with fans in the barn. Days like today they often graze through the morning and either return to the barn or lounge under the trees to cool off, and head back out for an evening of more grazing. Here the entire herd of 11 is hanging out under trees wasting time, as they should. They deserve it.