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Cooperative Farming

Behind Osamequin Farm

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Supporting Our Farm

Farm Stand & PYO

Group Visits and Field Trips

Visitor Policies

Sharing Our Space

About Us

Cooperative Farming

Behind Osamequin Farm

Newsletter Archive

Supporting Our Farm

Farm Stand & PYO

Group Visits and Field Trips

Visitor Policies

Sharing Our Space

Annual Report

Annual Report

Explore our Annual Report below to learn about our recent accomplishments, and our goals and priorities for the near future.

OF annual report 2023 by Sarah

Contact Osamequin Farm

Osamequin Farm (pronounced “oh suh MEE kwin”) is located at the corner of Walnut St and Prospect St in Seekonk Massachusetts.

Email us at Contact@osamequinfarm.com, or call the Farm Stand phone line at 508-818-4655.

Visit our Facebook page for recent updates, and follow us on Instagram to see what’s happening daily at the farm.

We are a quick 15 minute drive from Providence!

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There's nothing more fun than putting together DIY buckets for your events, big and small! loving this palette 🧡

now offering @thewrightscoopri vanilla ice cream at the Farm Stand!
Borrow a spoon and enjoy a single serve cup with your berries after you pick, or grab a pint to take home.
🍦💙🍦

plenty of pre-picked berries in the Stand - no American flag cake will be complete without them!

We will have berries in the Farm Stand this weekend!! 🎉💙🎉

Our blueberries are never sprayed and have been raised using all organic practices since the '80s.. come grab some and taste the difference 👍

(It'll be another week or so before we're re

completely smitten with the flax we are growing for the first time this year! We're getting close to harvest time, and then the long processing journey from plant to fabric begins!
@senewenglandfibershed
@sashoonya

Ruby's piglets are coming up on a month old! here they are piling in to mom's grain bin 🐽🐽🐽