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Williams Family Farm in Clifton is farmed by John and Eileen Williams with their three sons, on ground the Williams family has worked since the mid-1850s, when the original homestead stood on Woodchuck Hill. The family packed berries as Linda's Maine Wild Blueberries starting in 1990 before taking the current name in 2003.
They still harvest the Woodchuck Hill wild blueberry fields in rotation with a family field in Eddington, selling berries by the quart and making blueberry jams. Maple came in 2018 and grew fast, from 400 taps and 160 gallons toward nearly 3,350 taps planned for 2026, and the hives produce honey bottled as Joshy's Honey. Maple products ship across the continental United States.
Williams Family Farm in Clifton is farmed by John and Eileen Williams with their three sons, on ground the Williams family has worked since the mid-1850s, when the original homestead stood on Woodchuck Hill. The family packed berries as Linda's Maine Wild Blueberries starting in 1990 before taking the current name in 2003.
They still harvest the Woodchuck Hill wild blueberry fields in rotation with a family field in Eddington, selling berries by the quart and making blueberry jams. Maple came in 2018 and grew fast, from 400 taps and 160 gallons toward nearly 3,350 taps planned for 2026, and the hives produce honey bottled as Joshy's Honey. Maple products ship across the continental United States.
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