YES, there really is a Pete.

Pete began dairy farming on the Jones's farm, now the current site of the Bayard Rustin High School. in 1986.  In 1989 he planted sweet corn on one-eighth of an acre and sold his harvest from the back of his pick up truck. 

Deciding to concentrate solely on growing produce, he sold his cows in 1992 and opened his first stand. In 2000, Pete moved his operation to Westtown School. Built on 170 acres of the school's land, the large farm stand on the north side of Street Road/Route 926 and grows some of the finest produce in the area.Today Pete grows 70 acres of sweet corn, 10 acres of vegetables, 15 acres of pumpkins, 1 acre of flowers and herbs, and 90 acres of hay. 

Customers and local chefs from all over the region travel for miles to purchase from Pete.

UP COMING EVENTS

A little rain, bright sunny weather has brought us a bounty of Mirai Sweet Corn which is being picked daily.

Pete's many varieties of tomatoes are getting riper every day. Stop by and see what is being picked that day.

We now have a second location at Naaman's Road, next to Booth's Corner Market.

Our barn is full of peeps. Over 50 Araucanas baby chicks, who lay green eggs, have arrived to continue to deliver those farm fresh eggs you have come to love. Check back to see the progress of their growth.