Whitney's Farm

The Farm will be closed this week for "henovations". Yes, we're fixing up the chicken coop.

Town meeting at the farm...really, we're not "kidding"! Well, that joke laid an egg!

Marshmallow, one of our four baby goats, is missing from the Farm at Whitney’s. Any information, please call 603-986-8913

We have KIDS! Two born on 8/26 and two more on 8/31! Everyone is is healthy and happy! Especially Whitney ( Great Pyrenees)! I think she thinks they’re hers!

We will be participating in The Gorham, NH Farmer’s Market on Thursdays starting in September! Come visit us for fresh eggs from our chickens, produce from our garden, and unique gifts from our farm stand.

Gyda and Lagertha, our two female goats, are VERY pregnant and will be giving birth any day or hour now. Stop by the farm and check out our new additions. Roger, the daddy will be the one smoking a cigar!

Our Farm Stand is open! Come visit us for fresh eggs, vegetables, and gifts. While you're there, visit our farm animals and check out Remy, our pet pig. He'll even do some tricks for you!

We're expecting! 🐐 Yes, Roger, our male goat, has announced that he will be the father of several baby goats coming in August of this year! We're taking suggestions for names. If you're name is chosen you will receive a $50 gift certificate to the Shovel Handle Pub!

Thank you to all our service men and women...except for Col. Sanders.

Part-time Farm Hand Wanted for Summer! Call 603-383-8916

We’ve added some new chickens to the farm and they are starting to lay eggs! Our eggs will be served at breakfast at the inn and our available for sale at our farmstand as well!

Come visit us at the Inn at Whitney's Farm!

Happy Easter from the Farm at Whitney’s Inn! You’re no bunny until some bunny loves you!

Our sheep got sheared last week. Anybody missing a wool coat?

It’s official. Whitney’s Inn has now changed it’s name to the Inn at Whitney’s Farm! Why? Because in the last year, we added our farm and are bringing back the heritage of Moody Farm, which was the building’s original name. Check out our new sign!

Meet our new addition at the Whitney’s Inn Farm, Roger, the goat. Hoping to have babies in August!

Whitney, our Great Pyrenees livestock guardian dog at the Farm at Whitney’s Inn, is protecting our farm animals and appears to be smiling while doing it! Come visit her!

We received ❄️ 10” of snow ❄️ this week and the skiing is great. all of the ski mountains are about 80% open and the cross country skiing is great.

⛷ Come stay with us mid-week starting at $89/night.

The Shovel Handle Pub is in dire need of kitchen help! Only 2-3 nights a week. I know there is help out there! We want to stay open!!!!

Also looking for food runners. This is a perfect job for a high schooler! Message [email protected]

Welcome to Whitney's Farm, located in Jackson, NH.

It started with a handful of chickens, like most small farms, and just like Noah's Ark, they just kept coming. The ducks came next, then the goats, the sheep, the rabbits and before we knew it we had the making of a farm. We purchased three barn sheds in the Spring of 2021, built a chicken coop, fenced in the area and Whitney's Inn Farm was born!

Since then we have added Remy, our miniature Juliana pet pig. During this whole process, we added Whitney, our Great Pyrenees dog. She's very friendly unless you're a bear, which is why these dogs are bred. They are livestock security dogs and after an initial bear attack that took place before she got there, she has been doing a great job. We also had some pigs and turkeys but they have provided meals for guests in the Shovel Handle Pub or for Thanksgiving dinners. Co-owner of Whitney's Inn, Maria Bilger, is the official keeper of the farm and gets help from our two daughters, Kacie and Alison.

Today the farm consists of 12 chickens, Lagertha and Gyda, our Nigerian dwarf goats, Daisy and Daffodil, our two ducks, Genevieve and Valery, our miniature Shetland sheep, Spice, our Flemish rabbit and Remy, the pig . The chickens provide eggs daily for breakfast for the guests at Whitney's Inn. We also have a farmstand providing eggs, goat milk soap, wool dryer balls, soy candles, and other handmade products. It is open from Memorial Day Weekend to Columbus Day Weekend. Guests and locals are both welcome to visit the farm and check things out. We are currently adding pathways and signage to let people know where it's located. We hope to see you there!