Hillside Springs Farm is a small Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) farm on 53 acres in Westmoreland, New Hampshire, with gardens, pastures, orchard, forest, pond, stream, and small wetland areas.  Our gardens are used for vegetables, herbs, berries, and flowers, all of which are available to CSA members in season.  We grow produce only for the CSA garden, so that we can focus on providing premium quality vegetables for our members.  

We are entering our eighth season of providing healthy, local produce to the community.   No chemical fertilizers, pesticides, or herbicides are ever used on our fields or our food.   We own the farm, and have a long term commitment to both the land and to CSA Members.  We use only organic and biodynamic farming methods. 

Hillside Springs Farm is unique in the area for its extended 22-week harvest season, member you-pick berries, and the use of draft horses.  The farm is entirely hand- and horse-powered.  Our black Percheron and Belgian draft horses plow, disc, harrow, and cultivate the garden, as well as provide valuable manure for composting.