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4worldlovers: Every plate achieves that elusive, cuisine-defining balance of sweet, salty, and sour — with our produce, local fruits, eggs, & preserved products. Join the growing fun of the Farm to Table movement sweeping the US by signing up for our CSA, supporting local farming directly.

Whether your culinary skills are simple or complex, starting with the freshest ingredients will make your culinary creation the best it possibly can be in flavor and quality.

A newsletter including recipes that correspond to each week's basket items. These recipes help many of our members try produce they've normally shied away from preparing.


Without this very simple, and widely taken for granted earth's gift, life and farming wouldn't exist. Soil building, preservation & care are fundamental to all of our lives The Farm uses natural fertilizers and compost building materials to better our fields. We strongly believe in land preservation for use in responsible agriculture.

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At Rogers Orchards we understand that farmers need to be responsible stewards of the land. For this reason, we practice IPM (Integrated Pest Management) and are certified Eco Apple & Eco Peach growers. Additionally, we provide many grocery stores in the state with the fresh, local fruit, giving Connecticut residents the opportunity to make the responsible --- and delicious --- decision to eat local. Find our products at a Whole Foods, Trader Joes, Stop & Shop or ShopRite and Geissler's near you, or visit one of our two retail locations in Southington.

Chauncey Merriman, an early settler of Southington and a veteran of the Revolutionary War, purchases a farm from Ebenezer Evans on the southern end of Shuttle Meadow Lake. They begin to farm the land that is now known as Rogers Orchards.

Anson Merriman and wife Jerusha take a risk by planting 1,000 Baldwin apple trees, knowing nothing of their market value. Anson also plants an acre of cucumbers, intending to start a pickle business. His efforts earn him the nickname "Old Pickles".

Josiah and his wife Anna maintain what at the time was the largest apple orchard in the state. A leading horticulturist, Josiah served as President of the Connecticut Pomological Society. His daughter Sarah would marry Elijah Rogers, giving the farm it's current namesake.

Elijah and Sarah Rogers dare to plant 7,000 peach trees, one of the first farmers in Connecticut to grow peaches on such a scale. Elijah served in the General Assembly in 1907 and United States Senate in 1921, where he was made chairman of the committee on agricuture.

4worldlovers: Providing fresh, farm raised USDA beef and lamb direct to customers.