Bray Grove Farm, Morris

About Bray Grove Farm

Bray Grove Farm in Morris is a working farm where visitors experience holistic agriculture and pick up fresh locally grown produce. The farm cultivates close to one hundred fifty varieties of vegetables, herbs, and fruits, including rare heirloom varieties alongside familiar staples, all grown without man-made chemicals or GMO ingredients. Belgian draft mules named Loretta and Annabelle provide the farm's primary means of field cultivation, reducing reliance on fossil fuel-powered equipment. The farm uses natural botanicals like chamomile, dandelion, and willow, along with compost teas and ferments, instead of chemical pesticides or synthetic fertilizers. Visitors can join the Farm-to-Table CSA program to receive weekly boxes of fresh produce through pickup at the farm or home delivery to nearby communities. Throughout the year, the farm hosts art exhibitions through its Cultivator alternative art project, inviting guests to view art, participate in conversation, and take farm tours.