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Home / Farmers / Red Fire Farm

Red Fire Farm

Location: Granby and Montague, MA
Farmers: Ryan and Sarah Voiland
Supplies Real Pickles with fresh beets, carrots, chile peppers, cucumbers, green cabbage, leeks, napa cabbage, onions, red cabbage, tomatillos

Red Fire Farm family

Ryan and Sarah run Red Fire Farm, a successful family farm in Granby and Montague, MA. Started by Ryan in 2001, the farm specializes in a diverse array of certified organic vegetables, fruit, and flowers. Red Fire Farm is well-known throughout western Massachusetts for their high quality produce, which they sell through their Community Supported Agriculture program, farmer’s markets, food co-ops, and their own farm stands in Granby and Montague. They also host a not-to-be-missed Tomato Festival every August at the Granby farm.

Ryan began his farming career back in middle school when he took over his parents’ vegetable garden and opened an organic farm stand at their house in Montague. By the time he was in college, Ryan was already on his way to becoming an experienced grower, as his operation had expanded into an established vegetable farm selling at farmer’s market and wholesale. After graduating from Cornell’s agriculture school in 2000, Ryan purchased an old dairy and potato farm in Granby and began growing his organic vegetables there under the name Red Fire Farm. Now, with many years of experience under his belt, Ryan is a highly skilled grower and, along with his wife Sarah, runs one of the most well-respected organic farms in the area.

In 2009, Ryan and Sarah purchased additional farmland and expanded their farm operations back into Ryan’s hometown of Montague. They acquired 110 acres of rich alluvial soils as well as beautiful greenhouses. They are working with Mount Grace Land Trust to employ an innovative land tenure model, the Campaign for Affordable Farms, that will keep this farmland affordable for farmers into the future.

Red Fire Farm was one of the first farms to supply produce to Real Pickles, and continues to be a key source of high quality, certified organic vegetables for us. And conveniently, Red Fire Farm’s stands in Granby and Montague are great places to pick up a jar of Real Pickles products!

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We love the varied colors of the foliage this autu We love the varied colors of the foliage this autumn season, and our line of healthy, delicious ferments is just as colorful! Real Pickles' natural fermentation process preserves the nutrients and bright colors of our Northeast-grown veggies. Add some vibrant Organic Beets and Ginger Carrots to a salad or include Turmeric Kraut in your next rice bowl for a pop of color and warmth. It's fun to play with your food when it's this good for you! #locallygrown #RealPickles #FermentedAndRaw
More Co-op Month fun! Yesterday Real Pickles' Gene More Co-op Month fun! Yesterday Real Pickles' General Manager Kristin Howard joined other local co-op leaders for a roundtable discussion at @rivervalleycoop in Easthampton. They discussed the impact co-operatives are having in the Pioneer Valley and beyond with WHMP's Bill Newman and co-host Brian Adams. Listen to the conversation on the WHMP Talk the Talk podcast https://whmp.com/podcasts/co-operative-co-operatives/ 
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Pictured L-R Kristin Howard, Larissa Demos from @flatironcoop, Will Savitri from @pvsquaredsolar and Caitlin von Schmidt from @franklincoop Link in bio!
Happy Co-op Month! As a worker-owned co-operative, Happy Co-op Month! As a worker-owned co-operative, Real Pickles is proud to be preserving our strong social mission, empowering staff to direct the future of our business, and creating great local jobs with shared profits. We treat each other and the ferments we make with care and co-op love! #CoopMonth #PackedWithAMission #BuiltForThisMoment #CoopLove #RealPickles
What a FUN weekend! Thanks to everyone who braved What a FUN weekend! Thanks to everyone who braved the nor'easter and came out to the North Quabbin Garlic and Arts Festival! Even with the wind and rain we had a blast meeting you all and sharing our garlicky ferments. Endless thanks to the organizers and volunteers @garlicandarts for all their hard work and perseverance through the wild weather. See you next year! #RealPickles #weatherornot #garliclovers #garlicandartsfestival
Big news for garlic lovers! You won't start seeing Big news for garlic lovers! You won't start seeing them at your local market until after next week, but you can find this season's fresh batch of Organic Garlic Dill Pickles at the North Quabbin Garlic and Arts Festival in Orange MA this weekend! Rain or shine, come see us Saturday and Sunday from 10am to 5pm and get your garlic on! #RealPickles #garlicandartsfestival #garliclovers #westernma #localart
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