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 A Few of Ef's Favorites


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Grape Tomato

Just as sweet as candy! We grow roughly 20,000 square feet of yellow and red grape tomatoes. These little gems have become an EF favorite. 

Tomato Tomato

With nearly a half of an acre in high tunnel and greenhouse space, tomato season comes early around EF. The tomatoes are started one little seed at a time typically in mid February and transplanted into the houses by April. Each plant is carefully trellised and pruned daily. Each fruit delicately picked and packed one at a time to ensure you are getting the best quality.

Sweet Peppers

Along with tomatoes, some of the peppers have taken up residence in 4 different tunnels giving EF a hand in the early green and red pepper market.

Pickling Cucumbers (Cukes to the locals)

Though they are labeled as "pickling" cukes, they are just as perfect as a typical slicing cuke for your salad, sandwich and of course "pickles". Every Mainer looks forward to this super crunchy summer snack!

Seedless yellow Watermelon

New to our farm in 2018. These are small and firm seedless watermelon. Super sweet and juicy. A big hit with the kids! Great storage, try these for your institution. 


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Salad Mix

Tender mix of baby lettuces are triple rinsed, dried and packed according to destination. These are ready for consumption right out of the bag. 

Winter spinach

When the tomatoes are done and the snow starts to fall, EF plants spinach inside. Several high tunnels are planted with spinach seed for an all winter harvest.



Winter spinach is exceptionally sweet because the plant builds up sugars in response to cold, which protect its cells from bursting in freezing conditions

Johnny's Selected Seeds

Some other goodies grown on EF​

  • Broccolini!! ( a new favorite by all)
  • Kale
  • New Potatoes
  • Salad Mix
  • Summer Squash & Zucchini
  • Swiss Chard
  • Beets and Beet Greens
  • Garlic
  • Broccoli
  • Grape Tomatoes
  • Eggplant
  • Onions
  • Winter Squash
  • Carrots
  • Fingerlings
  • Watermelon
  • and more
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