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Farm Happenings at A.T. Buzby Farm
Farm Happenings for July 1, 2024
Happy 4th of July week! I hope your picnics and BBQs are filled with jersey produce! Check out our Red White and Blue potatoes available this week. read more »
Farm Happenings for June 24, 2024
What did we do on the official first day of summer, June 20? We planted winter squash and pumpkins, of course. Always planning ahead to the next season. Plants go in now for harvest in September and October.
This field is special for us. We haven't tilled this field since October 2021! That's1 read more »
Farm Happenings for June 24, 2024
What did we do on the official first day of summer, June 20? We planted winter squash and pumpkins, of course. Always planning ahead to the next season. Plants go in now for harvest in September and October.
This field is special for us. We haven't tilled this field since October 2021! That's1 read more »
Farm Happenings for June 17, 2024
Schools Out for Summer! Yippee! Congratulations to all the graduates! Happy Summer to all the students and teachers!
We are thrilled to announce the graduation of our daughter, Anna from Salem High School. Anna will continue her education at Liberty University where she will study excercise science1 read more »
Farm Happenings for June 17, 2024
Schools Out for Summer! Yippee! Congratulations to all the graduates! Happy Summer to all the students and teachers!
We are thrilled to announce the graduation of our daughter, Anna from Salem High School. Anna will continue her education at Liberty University where she will study excercise science1 read more »
Farm Happenings for June 10, 2024
We don't grow blueberries, but we get these direct from the grower Donio in Hammonton, NJ , "The Blueberry Capitol of the World"
New Jersey is one of the top blueberry producers in the country. Elizabeth Coleman White was the first to cultivate blueberries in New Jersey in 1916. Blueberry1 read more »
Farm Happenings for June 10, 2024
e don't grow blueberries, but we get these direct from the grower Donio in Hammonton, NJ , "The Blueberry Capitol of the World"
New Jersey is one of the top blueberry producers in the country. Elizabeth Coleman White was the first to cultivate blueberries in New Jersey in 1916. Blueberry1 read more »
About the farm
A.T. Buzby Farm is a family farm in rural Salem County, New Jersey. We grow a variety of fresh produce for local markets. Currently operating on 190 acres, we serve many area roadside stands with seasonal treats. We also have retail locations around the region and a CSA right here on our farm. A.T. Buzby Farm is dedicated to producing safe, healthy food in a way that is sustainable environmentally, economically, and socially.
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