Khelcom Farm

06/03/2025

📣🎉 It’s official! ’s new Farmstand is open

🥬 7 days a week, 10a to sunset
🌸self-serve
🌿Veggies, plants, herbs, eggs
🇸🇳West African goods
🍁 maple syrup and beef

Thank you to , this farmstand was made possible through the Family Farmer of the Month grant!

We are so excited to build out this farmstand and we will grow and evolve it to work for our community and supporters.

Stop by and support your local farmers!

04/26/2025

10/26/2024

We’ve harvested a good 40+ days longer than 2023. We aren’t where we wanna be yet. But the progress is real.

📷: baby bok choy and fallen leaves
📷: last of the fingerlings
📷: tomatoes of all colors
📷: habanero, fatalii, lemon drop
📷: for real this time, last bouquets of the season.

Come say hi for the last summer market of the year, today!, Sat from 9-1. Get the last Khelcom Farm goods of the year: carrots, purple and green kale, bok choy, eggplant, many pepper varieties, tomatoes, spinach, scallion, garlic, potato, parsley, rosemary, and flowers.

A huge thank you to all our supporters. 🙌🏽💪🏽💐🍅🌶️🌿

09/30/2024

Thank you Capstone Community Action for your kind words and unwavering support for both our farm and the community at large.

Khelcom Farm is Vermont based with Senegalese roots. We are a black-owned, family-operated, sustainable farm growing a wide variety of vegetables & flowers.

09/21/2024

🍅Come to Sat 9/21 & say hi.
🥕Get some goods.
💐We keep surprising ourselves with these harvests.
🌸Sometimes it’s best to be less critical and more grateful.
🫑Cheers to a wonderful Sept 20 harvest.
🙏🏾Huge thanks to all those showing up on the farm - to harvest, to do science, to hang out, to chill with the kids, to help.
🌻We appreciate you.

08/09/2024

🌸🥕🍅Sometimes we worry that we don’t have enough abundance or the crops aren’t perfect or the weeds are too much. August may be a real challenge in a lot of ways. But the beauty of these veggies can’t be denied. A lot of sweat and toil have gone into these babies. 🥬🧄🫑

07/06/2024

So much beautiful and nutritious produce coming out of field in early July. Enjoying a tumultuous weather day sandwiched between the best and

05/25/2024

So much love and beauty on the farm. So so happy to have a visit from on the farm.
📸 1st generation chics this spring
📸2nd generation chics this spring
📸 lettuce mix
📸 just a girl watering her plants
📸 harvesting at dusk
📸 last of the spinach for this season. It hearts us. We heart it too.
📸 beautiful kale harvest
📸 oats and peas. Freshly weeded pathways.
📸 veggie, herb, and flower starts ready for market.

This farm is bustling. Stop by and check it out. There’s baby goats. And a puppy 😁.

Find us every Saturday from 9-1. And on Wednesday afternoons starting in June.

04/30/2024

Thank you for the visit Shannon Alexander Photography and Tracy Barre Farmers Market!

04/16/2024

High tunnels are fully planted out and the first outside crops are in the ground! 2024 is off to a promising start.

03/22/2024

We’ve been pretty quiet over here

Embracing winter to rest, plan, ski, cook, hang. Abdoulaye never really stopped. He’s been finishing the second high tunnel, using the intermittent warm days to prep beds, add compost, fill woodchips, etc. And is now full steam ahead with planting.

Season 3 has officially started. It’s amazing how much a year can change. We’re so far ahead of last year. Our goals this year are improved efficiency, getting our succession plantings in, extending our season, community building, and embracing help from others on the farm as we learn and grow together.

Here’s a sneak peak of some of our early season veggies that will be available right on the farm in the farmstand, , and .

Peas, spinach, scallion, onions, bok choy, lettuce. And sooo much more to come.