Full of Hope Farm

06/13/2026

I love it when the goats are feeling silly. Their joy is so pure!

05/27/2026

🩵💛🩵 I get to be a florist once every two weeks. It is the best gig around. I get to play with a lot of flowers, learn about what I like and don't like working with and because it is so infrequent I never become stressed or burned out by the grueling work of being a florist day in and day out on my feet. Sometimes, because I am such a beginner, I overestimate how many flowers I will need for the next delivery and end up with extras to share with my community. Today is one of those days! I have 5 larger bouquets and 4 small bouquets (with amber vases) for FREE today in the farm stand. Give them to a friend or keep them for yourself. Please enjoy them!
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Eggs 2.50/ half doz.
Rhubarb 3.00/bundle
Flowers - FREE

Full of Hope Farm
370 Lake Hortonia Road
Sudbury, VT 05733

05/25/2026

I'm back from our Alaskan Cruise!

Farm stand is open daily again!

We have loads of EGGS in the farmstand and even some RHUBARB! Hopefully I can still harvest some asparagus in the next few weeks.

Welcome back to all our seasonal Lake Hortonia folks. 🥰

05/01/2026

Farm stand is Open!

Chicken eggs 2.50 per half dozen
Duck eggs (small) 2.50 per half dozen
Asparagus- 5.00 per bundle - coming very soon

Fresh Flowers- FREE!

Venmo and cash/checks accepted.

Stop on by!

370 Lake Hortonia Road
Sudbury VT 05733

Send a message to learn more

04/26/2026

Message me if you want to come pick up FREE COMPOSTED GOAT MANURE. Ready to use. Bring a trailer or truck or buckets.

04/18/2026

🩵💛🩵 I am going to leave the Little Free Food Pantry up for another week. Come and get it! After next Sunday (4/26) I will bring any remaining items to a food shelf because it is almost time for ASPARAGUS!

Thanks to everyone who donated and kept our community fed this winter. It truly warmed my heart. 🩵💛🩵

03/21/2026

Calling all DUCK EGG LOVERS! Duck eggs are great to eat as you would a chicken egg- but they are richer in flavor and don't love to be overcooked (I think they get a little rubbery in texture if overcooked.) They are fantastic for baking projects- they make baked goods so delicious and so fluffy!

Since Call ducks are a miniature duck, their eggs are pretty small. I would guess that they are 85-90% the size of a chicken egg. I cant find any info just yet on what the call duck egg to chicken egg substitution might be in baking but I'll keep looking.

We have 3 dozen Call Duck eggs available and one 1/2 dozen regular sized duck eggs available. No chicken eggs available yet. Private message me to arrange for a pick up time. (The weather is still too cold for me to use the egg cooler regularly in the farm stand just yet. Soon though!)

Call Duck eggs- $5.00 per dozen
Regular duck eggs- $4.00 per HALF dozen

02/28/2026

💛💙💛 The Little Free Food Pantry is fully restocked. Come on by!

I have a big cooler (inside my house) full of canned foods and glass jars and other items that can freeze and burst in the cold. If you want access to it just DM me and we can coordinate a time for me to put it outside for a few hours. 💛💙💛

370 Lake Hortonia Road
Sudbury VT

Food pantry is open and available 24/7

02/13/2026

💛🩵💛It is time to restock the Little Free Food Pantry!💛🩵💛

If you are able to make a local donation we greatly appreciate your support! Drop off any non-freezable dry goods right in the food pantry. Load them into the plastic bins so the squirrels don't find them. Thank you!

Hope you are all staying warm! We are heading into a stretch of much more tolerable winter weather here in Sudbury finally! Temps in the 20's and 30's never looked so good! 🌞

(Link to our venmo account in the comments if you would like to donate from afar.)

01/25/2026

Some pictures from -6 degrees yesterday. Everyone is doing okay. The goats have been snuggling with each other over night and the chickens and ducks are confined to their small wind-proof run for the time being. There is a heat lamp in there for a warming station and fresh hot oatmeal in the morning. Even my Couch Pyrenees, Bo, can't tolerate the cold on his beans. He was about to do his business last night about 50 feet away from the house and he couldn't take the cold anymore and layed down and curled up his paws. Poor guy. Bracing for the storm to hit this afternoon. Staying as cozy as we can. Be well friends. Take care of each other. 💛🩵💛