About us
Having lived in Sandy Hook all my life, I’ve become part of the close-knit community here by my involvement with Sandy Hook Fire Department as well as working for the Town Parks Department.
The Sandy Hook community comes together and supports each other. I’m glad to be a part of it.
As you will see in my photos on this page, I enjoy all aspects of small town farming — hay baling, mowing, eggs, pumpkins.
I encourage you to check out my pictures and please reach out to me for any small farming jobs you may need to be done.
Thank you and see you around town!
SERVICES
Hay
Honey
Pumpkins
come visit us
- 1 Misty Vale Road, Sandy Hook, CT
- +1 203.313.9972
- [email protected]
follow us
Facebook:@Hayandyfarms
Instagram:@Hayandysandyhook
GALLERY
- New Head on a 1966 Farmall cub
- Test driving an international 504
- 504 international tractor
- Learning from a seasoned farmer
- Learning the finer points of custom hay farming from Fred Monahan
- Learning farming business from John Bond
- Agriculture quote
- Placing bees in hives
- Honey bees are so important to th environment, they pollenate 90% of the food we eat
- Every hive is carefully marked
- Truth!
- It takes a few days, but once the queen is out, she is ready to go to work
- 3 pounds of bees
- Sweet corn in September
- Big work, calls for big tractors!
- Pumpkin picking
- Perfect Crop
- Thats sweet stuff
- Plowing a field for fresh crop of pumpkins
- Early start for his love of tractors!
- Choosing the right equipment for the job
- Hay Andy! Business Card
- Winter tractor fun
- Red vs. Green
- Pumpkin selling with the Farmall Cub
- Tractor play with my dogs
- Good haul
- NY, State Farm show
- Fall Fun
- First year
