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Tiny Roots Organic Farm started in 2019 when Luke Lucier and Becky Deering took on seven acres of overgrown field in Litchfield. What began as a single 100-by-100-foot garden is now more than an acre in production, plus four 30-by-96-foot greenhouses and several smaller houses, all of it certified organic by MOFGA from the very first season.
They grow a wide range of vegetables and herbs using no-till methods and cover crops, farming in a way that builds soil and keeps the land producing year after year. Their harvest goes straight to local farmers' markets and the farmstand on site.
Tiny Roots Organic Farm started in 2019 when Luke Lucier and Becky Deering took on seven acres of overgrown field in Litchfield. What began as a single 100-by-100-foot garden is now more than an acre in production, plus four 30-by-96-foot greenhouses and several smaller houses, all of it certified organic by MOFGA from the very first season.
They grow a wide range of vegetables and herbs using no-till methods and cover crops, farming in a way that builds soil and keeps the land producing year after year. Their harvest goes straight to local farmers' markets and the farmstand on site.
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