Since its beginning in the 1930's, the Red Barn Farm property has remained in the ownership and operation of the Deane Family. In its past, the property was used to raise both chickens and cattle, and housed Deane Family members through 2013. Red Barn Farm began a new chapter in 2015 when Sherry Deane (owner and operator of Deane Family Christmas Trees since 1980) returned to Bernardston, MA and reinvigorated the property, allowing it to once again operate as both a family residence and functioning farm. 
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Carrying on decades of tradition of tending the land and raising animals in the Red Barn which gives the property its signature name, the farm now hosts a poultry flock of approximately 30 members (varying on the time of year and frequency of visits of a local fox) and a growing herd of Nubian and Kiko goats. 
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Our free-range flock consists of the following breeds, mixed breeds, and many more:  Ameraucana, Rhode Island Red, Australorp, Polish, Bantam Silkie, Salmon Faverolle, Delaware, Barred Rock, Coocoo Maran, Prarie Blue Bell, Barnevelders, and Silver Laced Wyandotte. 

 
Buy Red Barn Farm Eggs


$4/dozen (free-range mixed flock)
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Red Barn Farm mother hens are the best of the bunch, hatching clutches 3-4 times a year depending on the natural broodiness of our hens. Our mother hens are frequently seen with 4-7 chicks hiding under their wings or resting on their backs.


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The farm has been raising a growing herd of goats since 2017. It began with our first Nubian does - a set of triplets named Poppy, Pepper, and Prim. In March of 2019 two more Nubian does, Sassafras (Sassy) & Daffodil (Daffy), joined our small herd. 2020 brought our largest herd expansion yet. Every year since, we have had about 10 does kid per year, with a total of about 25 kids annually.
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Red Barn Farm also grows a wide variety of vegetables, and sells fall products at 91 River Street.​

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