Wood Prairie Family Farm

49 Kinney Road, 04735, Bridgewater, United States
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3.70
Based on 20 Reviews

5

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4

40.00%

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About Wood Prairie Family Farm

Certified Organic family farm in Northern Maine specializing in production and direct-marketing of organic Certified Maine Seed Potatoes, vegetable seed. cover crop seed and more.

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Steve
GB

Great customer service We have been buying seed potatoes for a few years now, as well as kitchen potatoes and other items. We love their 5 Grain Cereal. Recently placed an order including a small size of maple syrup. The bottle burst during shipping. They not only shipped a replacement immediately, they sent the large size at no charge! Great customer service.

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Meg
GB

Great quality seed potatoes We regularly order our seed potatoes from Wood Prairie Family Farm. The product we receive is great and it arrives on the date we specify. We have ordered from competitors in the past, who had lower prices, but the difference in yield is so significant that the is costs us less overall to buy the better seed potatoes from Wood Prairie. Meg and Robert Birney Cultivating Thyme Farm

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Roberta
GB

great costumer service my experience with the costumer service was great. The red potatoe plants are coming up nicely, havent harvested yet. So far Im not happy with the blue potatoe plants. they are considerably smaller then the red and one of them got about 4" tall then died. The rest of the blue plants seemed to have stopped growing at about 4"-5". Just going to leave them alone and see what happens at harvest time. Thx

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John C
GB

I was very disappointed I was very disappointed. This year I thought I would go with a family farm type supplier. I ordered my potatoes in December. About the end of December they reached out to me asking when I would like my seed potatoes delivered. This was positive, a personalize approach! Being is Central Texas I requested the middle of January for delivery. Well January came and went with no potatoes. I pretty much gave up and figured I would work the beds to get early summer veggies planted in February. Well about the 3rd week in February the potatoes show up. What the heck am I going to do with these. I live in Texas for goodness sake. Halfway through the growth cycle for the potatoes we will already be in the 90s and potatoes do not do well in heat. I did not give them a 1 star because I really hate giving negative reviews to family run operations.

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Joe
GB

Good warranty, getting replacement seed potatoes Severely limited crop this year, worked with owners on getting replacement seed potatoes for next season. Harvest may have been weather related, next year should solve the issues encountered.

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