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Where else in Greenwich can you buy corn that is this local? Grown and sold right on King Street, head to Augustine’s Farm. The stand is open seven days a week from 9:00am til 5:00pm, 1332 King Street. Check out Kathy’s recipe for “Farmers Market Corn Toss” Continue Reading →
Augustine’s Farm Stand at 1332 King Street in Greenwich will open on Friday, June 24th. Continue Reading →
Some people assume that November is a slow month on the farm, but Kathy and John are still crazy busy, with more varieties of applies arriving daily, Indian corn, holiday plants from the greenhouse, baked goods in in including fudge! All sorts of vegetables for your recipes and Thanksgiving meal prep. And soon there will be wreathes and Christmas trees. Continue Reading →
Up at Augustine’s Farm on King Street you can find pumpkins of all shapes and sizes. There’s also a variety of gourds, squash, pies, apple cider and even nine varieties of apples. But, wait, there’s more! Continue Reading →
Go for the corn. Load up on flowers, fruit and veggies! Plus, Kathy’s how-to’s for boiling and grilling corn for maximum flavor and freshness. Hint: Don’t leave the corn in the water. Continue Reading →
Up at Augustine’s Farm on King Street, Farmer John is more excited about the corn coming in than about offers of millions of dollars for his farm. “This is all I know. And I enjoy it,” he said. Continue Reading →
School may be out but Greenwich was as busy as can be on a short work week due to the holiday long weekend. Continue Reading →
Ricky, one of 30 chicks brought in last July, was just another chicken in the coop until one day Kathy discovered her unable to walk. During this time, Kathy and John brought Ricky into their house to watch over her. When Ricky finally began walking again after a few weeks of treatment, it was too late. She was already part of the family. Continue Reading →
The Augustins have been busy renovating the farm stand. It smells like fresh wood and paint right now. They are open 9-5, seven days a week. Continue Reading →
After finding Ricky, one of 30 chicks Kathy Augustin had originally ordered last July from an Iowa hatchery, lying on the floor of the hen house, alive but unable to get up, she brought the bird to her veterinarian. Continue Reading →