About Porter's Patch

Alongside 140 homesteaded acres of land that initially belonged to Civil War veteran Milo Porter, Porter’s Patch sits adjacent to the original parcel of land, and was purchased by Milo’s son back in 1913. Handed down through the generations, Porter’s is now the pride of Troy Porter, who oversees 75 acres of farmland, and 85 acres of wetlands and woods. Since 1986, the farm’s expanse of tillable acres has propagated rows of strawberry bushes, and has since added raspberries, blueberries, asparagus, and Ichabod Crane replacement heads.