Thanks to Massachusetts Agriculture in the Classroom staff (Ken & Bobbie Oles Norfolk Bee Keepers Association, Diane Baedeker Petit USDA) and the teachers for the recent Teachers Workshop, also Thanks to Russ Cohen for his Edible Wild Foods Forage Walk, Cable 8 ABMI for the media coverage and Marjorie Turner (Bellingham Bulletin) for participating and coverage of the workshop. We hope that all enjoyed the workshop and forage walk and welcome your feedback.

Thanks again, Donna and Bob Galipeau

Trolley Crossing Farm is a small family farm located in Bellingham Massachusetts. We are committed to growing healthy produce using sustainable farm practices. Naturally Grown Produce, No chemicals.

The farm is now open to the public on Saturday Mornings from 9 AM- 12 PM, or by appointment. 508-883-1344

Buy locally grown produce. -Visit with the animals. -U Pick flowers and Herbs in season. -Help with farm chores and meet the farmer

Now accepting names for our kitchen garden CSA, will be limited to 25.

We would like to offer some educational farm days Bee Keeping, Edible Forage walks, Pick the best tasting tomato, garlic and basil day. Growing food in raised beds and containers. If interested please email.

CSA Details:
- Season:July through October
- Type:Single farm
- Since:2009
- No of Shares:25
- Full Share:Varies
- Work Req?No

Pick Up/Drop Off Points:

Trolley Crossing Farm
Contact:Donna Galipeau
Phone:508-883-1344
Address: 50 Railroad Street, Bellingham, MA 02019