Reba Richardson & Bill Pluecker
Hatchet Cove Farm
1133 Finntown Road
Warren, ME 04864
207-273-3044
Send us an email at info@hatchetcovefarm.com
Directions to Hatchet Cove Farm
Driving south on Route One after Thomaston: pass the Route One/Route 90 Intersection. Watch for Lie Nielson Toolworks. Shortly after Lie Nielson, take a left onto Finntown Road (follow sign for Beau Chemin farm). Drive 2.1 miles down Finntown Rd, take a right at the sign for Hatchet Cove Farm. Come down the driveway!
Driving north on Route One after Waldoboro: cross the town line into Warren. Look for the Warren Barrel signs. Shortly after Warren Barrel take a right onto Finntown Road (follow sign for Beau Chemin Farm). Drive 2.1 miles down Finntown Rd, take a right at the sign for Hatchet Cove Farm. Come down the driveway!
hey reba and bill:
just wanted to let you know i am tearing up some spinach from green gourmet right now and i was compelled to email you because it is the most perfect spinach i have ever bought. it is just gorgeous.
thank you for all your hard work.
its worth it!
Jenny Villeneuve
By: jenny villeneuve on October 9, 2007
at 8:39 pm
Hi Reba and Bill, you probably don’t remember us from a year or so ago when we drove through Maine to visit with Bill’s folks and to meet you on our way to Nova Scotia. What a wonderful place you have and we can’t believe all that you’ve accomplished. Wish we lived closer. And I can’t believe how much Eli has grown. What a handsome and joyful boy. He is a delight! Our best, Nancy and Bob
By: Nancy and Bob Comiskey on July 28, 2008
at 1:20 am
Bill and Reba,
My wife and I came to your farm today to chaperone our daughters field trip from the Warren Elementary School. We had a great time and the kids loved it. Today was my first time on an organic farm and I have to say that I really applaud your efforts and the work you both put into being more environmentally conscious as a way of farming. I grew up the in farmlands of Southern New Jersey and have seen first hand over the years the damage caused to the ecosystem in NJ and Delaware as a result of drastic changes in traditional farming and the devastating effects of factory farming. After what I witnessed today I will certainly only buy organic produce locally here in Maine from now on. Once again Thanks!
Best Regards,
Chris Stalcup
By: Chris Stalcup on October 9, 2008
at 1:26 am