The phrase, attributed to Herbert Hoover's campaign for the Presidency in 1928, dates back to King Henry IV of France, who reigned in the late 16th century. We don't need…

Devin joined us in early July last year to assist with our summer concerts and picnics. We thought it would be a limited engagement, but he has proven himself to…

The highlight of our 2023 season was the time we spent meeting and serving community at the Exeter Farmer's Market.  All the Seacoast markets - both summer and winter -…

Among the many challenges that confront our society these days is the ever-changing meaning of words - words we've been using generation after generation - words we all understand.  I'm…

Crows' Feat Farm is a toddler operation.  We've just completed our fourth year of growing food for our community. That might seem like a long time in other realms and…

Dear friends, “social media” is anti social, as far as we can see.  We think being social means meeting each other where we are – in person – and sharing…

One of the most impressive people we have met, on our pioneering journey to cultivate community, is Alicia Crow.  She started canning as a way to feed her family and…

With gratitude to Kelsy Townsend, who helped us bring in the harvest *** My first-ever sermon, delivered to the Kensington Congregational Church Reverend Jeff MacDonald took a hands-off approach to…

The mission of Crows' Feat Farm is to build community through a collaborative commitment to regenerative farming.  That would be "mission impossible" without the array of talents and generosity of…

Teachers Kaitlin Muller-Cusack and Julia Ayer are bringing their new educational program, Taking Root, to Crows' Feat Farm this summer.  Their mission is to provide an alternative education program centered…