
Just-picked sweet corn
Boiled, grilled, or straight off the cob with butter — our sweet corn is summer on a plate.

Farm to Table
It's why we grow — to share the harvest, and the table, with the people we love.
There's a kind of joy that only comes from food you grew yourself, served to the people you love. Sweet corn pulled an hour before dinner. Tomatoes still warm from the sun. A pumpkin that started as a seed in your own ground. That's the food we grow — simple, wholesome, and meant for the table.
Everything starts in our no-till fields and raised-bed gardens just steps from the kitchen.

Boiled, grilled, or straight off the cob with butter — our sweet corn is summer on a plate.

Tomatoes, greens, and everyday vegetables from the raised beds — the backbone of a fresh family meal.

From the pie plate to the porch — our pumpkins are as good to eat as they are to look at.

A farm isn't really about the field — it's about what happens after the harvest. The meals, the canning afternoons, the porch conversations over a bowl of fresh corn. Good food, grown honestly and shared generously, is how a family and a community stay close.
That's the heart of Tompkins Farm: nourishing the mind, body & soul, one shared meal at a time.
Straight from the Tompkins kitchen and the backyard grill — the meals that bring everyone to the table.
Low-and-slow brisket
Sunday prime rib
Racks of lamb, carved
On the smoker
Ham & our sweet corn
Glazed salmon
From the cold side
Rack, frenched
Glazed & smoked
Carved & ready
Smoked & golden
A spread for a crowd
Always the deviled eggs
Brisket, all day
Tomahawk, reverse-seared
Steaks over the coals
Holiday pineapple ham
Smoked sausage
Bacon, woven
Little birds, big flavor
Fresh corn & bean salad
Straight from the garden
Garden veg on the grill
Save room for dessert
Ready to serve a crowd
Ribs on the grates
Crown roast, smoked
Burnt ends, by the tray
Bacon-wrapped poppers
Seasoned & ready
Low and slow
The buffet table
Pineapple upside-down cake