Visit the Small-But-Mighty Mayfair Farm in Harrisville, New Hampshire

In this segment, we are in Harrisville, New Hampshire to meet the farmers behind Mayfair Farm, a small scale, family run, sustainable farm.

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In this season 3 segment of “Weekends with Yankee” (episode 302), Amy and Richard are at Mayfair Farm in Harrisville, New Hampshire, where they meet the heart and soul behind the operation, owners Craig Thompson and Sarah Heffron. Beyond raising sustainable meat, Mayfair also produces maple syrup, award-winning cakes, and hosts farm dinners. Richard and Amy receive a tour from Craig, who shares his hopes for the farm. Then, Amy helps Sarah prepare a delicious dinner using freshly picked tomatoes. With its delicious food and authenticity, this small farm will steal your heart in a big way.

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