The Grey Barn and Farm

Location

22 South Road, Chilmark 02535

Link to MV Farm Map

Contact

Phone: 508-645-4854
Email:Farmer@thegreybarnandfarm.com
Online: www.thegreybarnandfarm.com
Facebook: facebook.com/pages/The-Grey-Barn/142167283397
Twitter: twitter.com/thegreybarn
Instagram: instagram.com/thegreybarnchilmark

Products include

Certified organic raw milk, cheeses, eggs, pork, beef, veal, and occasional vegetables and fruit

Sales locations

Daily farmstand open 7am – 7pm during the spring, summer, and fall; open 7am-4pm during the winter

West Tisbury Farmers Market, every Saturday during the summer

Description

The Glasgows made a decision to leave the corporate world and farm. They had always been interested in food, and when they decided to make the transition, they had to learn to farm, ground up. Committed to sustainable practices, they are the only certified organic meat and dairy producer on the Island, and now offer the Island (and beyond) yummy cheeses, in addition to raw milk, meats and eggs at their farm stand, the family living amongst it all on beautiful pasture lands.

History

The Grey Barn is a small-scale, organic New England dairy farm. Owners Eric and Molly Glasgow along with their farm staff make their own organic cheeses, bottle their own certified organic raw milk, and raise organic pork, beef and eggs, all available at their farm stand, open daily. They took over farm in 2009 and revitalized what was a former working dairy until 1961, then a beef cattle operation, and now home to their 25 Dutch Belted cows grazing happily on acreage preserved for agricultural use. Grey Barn’s Eidolon, Prufrock and Bluebird cheeses are served in local restaurants and found at Whole Foods Markets, Formaggio Kitchen in Cambridge and a number of other locations. See the farm on tour days or look for them Saturdays at the West Tisbury Farmers’ Market.

Additional Information

Farm tours several times a week, starting in May; Occasional cheese workshops, events and classes

This article by Bella Bennett originally appeared on mvtimes.com.