About the Farm
Bell Farms has been growing in Auburn since 1937, and the family count on the payroll says everything: third-generation siblings Raymond, David, Suzanne, and Michelle, fourth-generation Shane and Maxemile, and fifth-generation Ethan, farming together after more than 100 years of family operation.
They specialize in potatoes, super-sweet bicolored corn harvested daily to order, grain corn, and green beans available late July through August. The farm is FSMA and Harmonized GAP Plus certified and grows non-GMO produce, from Norwis white and yellow potatoes in multiple pack sizes to 50-pound bags of whole kernel feed corn. The farm store is open year-round, and larger loads ship to distribution centers throughout New England.
Bell Farms has been growing in Auburn since 1937, and the family count on the payroll says everything: third-generation siblings Raymond, David, Suzanne, and Michelle, fourth-generation Shane and Maxemile, and fifth-generation Ethan, farming together after more than 100 years of family operation.
They specialize in potatoes, super-sweet bicolored corn harvested daily to order, grain corn, and green beans available late July through August. The farm is FSMA and Harmonized GAP Plus certified and grows non-GMO produce, from Norwis white and yellow potatoes in multiple pack sizes to 50-pound bags of whole kernel feed corn. The farm store is open year-round, and larger loads ship to distribution centers throughout New England.
Foods Sold
Vegetables
- White Potatoes (Norwis)
- Yellow Potatoes
- New potatoes
- Sweet corn (super-sweet bicolored)
- Green beans
- Squash
- Pumpkins
Pantry/Other
- Whole kernel grain corn (non-GMO, animal feed)
- Poulin Grain animal feed
Vegetables
- White Potatoes (Norwis)
- Yellow Potatoes
- New potatoes
- Sweet corn (super-sweet bicolored)
- Green beans
- Squash
- Pumpkins
Pantry/Other
- Whole kernel grain corn (non-GMO, animal feed)
- Poulin Grain animal feed
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