


Welcome to Zulip Farms!
117 Abijah Bridge Rd, Weare, NH
Farm Updates
We are closed for PYO but still have some pre-picked no-spray blueberries available at the farm stand. Summer raspberries are finished but fall raspberries will be here late August.
We also have fresh raspberry, blueberry and elderberry jam available in the farm stand right now!
Call or text us at 603-540-3744 to check on daily availability.
Check here, our Instagram Page or our Facebook Page for further updates as the season progresses.


About
We are a diversified farm growing raspberries, blueberries, strawberries, shiitake mushrooms, hazelnuts, apples and honey far beyond organic standards.
We utilize both permaculture and restorative agricultural techniques in order to improve the health of our soil, increase biodiversity, steward our land and foster resilience in our food system. The reward for this work is delicious and nourishing food.
We focus on perennial tree and shrub crops, which produce food year after year with far less soil disturbance, erosion, chemicals, and fertilizers; all while storing carbon and creating habitat for wildlife.

WHAT WE GROW...

NO-SPRAY RASPBERRIES
We grow both summer-bearing and fall-bearing varieties, meaning berries from early July to October frost. Season is underway!
$6/half-pint $10/pint

Shiitake Mushrooms
Grown on oak cut and inoculated here on the farm. The depth of flavor of traditional, log grown mushrooms is unparalleled.
$8/pint $15/three pints $20/four pints

NO-SPRAY BLUEBERRIES
Blueberries grown without the use of pesticides or herbicides. Season is underway!
$10/pint

HONEY
Our local wildflower honey tastes floral and fruity.
$12/8oz $18/16oz

NO-SPRAY STRAWBERRIES
We are not doing strawberries in 2026. Please come by for raspberries and blueberries this summer!
ON THE HORIZON:

KIWIBERRIES
Extra small and extra flavorful, smooth-skinned kiwis that are a hardy perennial in our NH environment!

HAZELNUTS
A native nut crop that provides protein and oil, and can be made into delicious treats.


COME ON DOWN TO THE FARM!
