Welcome to

Fair Oak Farm

Located in Litchfield County on the border between New Preston and Kent, Connecticut, Fair Oak Farm is a family-run farm that hosts a weekend farm stand. We use the best practices of sustainable agriculture and certified organic products to grow produce, including tomatoes, veggies, herbs, and flowers — and sell fresh eggs from our organically-fed hens to stock our self-serve farm stand and donate food to the local food bank.

OPEN SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS WEATHER-PERMITTING

A person holding a bouquet of large, soft pink and white peony flowers.
A variety of decorative gourds and small pumpkins arranged on a newspaper on a kitchen counter.
A group of chickens, chickens, foraging on green grass under a large leafy tree in a backyard or garden setting.
A wire basket filled with freshly picked green beans placed on a wooden outdoor table, with a scenic view of green hills, trees, and a partly cloudy sky in the background.
A woman smiling at a farmers market stand with fresh produce including tomatoes, melons, and squash, set outdoors against trees with autumn foliage.
Basket filled with fresh green beans, colorful bell peppers, and leafy greens.
Various ripe tomatoes in different sizes and colors, some with stems attached, placed in a wooden container.
Group of six chickens, mixed breeds, wandering in a grassy yard with trees in the background.
A person operating a red tractor on a field, with a white tank labeled 'TeaLAB' attached to it, during daytime with partly cloudy skies.

We cultivate our soil with certified organic products, including compost and mulch that we create here. When we buy seeds and soil amendments, we do so from trusted sustainable businesses like New England Compost, High Mowing Organic Seeds, Johnny’s Selected Seeds, and Coast of Maine.

A sign for Fair Oak Farm Stand Self Serve is placed on a post along a paved road with trees in fall foliage in the background.

We are members of the Connecticut Northeast Organic Farming Association (NOFA) and are a Certified Wildlife Habitat® site with the National Wildlife Federation, which means we have created sanctuary spaces for wildlife on our property.  We have joined the Purple Martin Conservation Association and we also support the UCONN Master Gardener programs.