Seasons at Maybury
Farm
Spring at Maybury Farm
 Spring is the time of year we wait for – everything comes to
life and it is a very busy time at the farm. Fields are
plowed, crops are planted and babies are born. As the babies
are born we can never have too many friends helping out with
them. We have lambs, baby kid-goats, chicks, bunnies, and
piglets. We invite our friends out to see how well our moms
take care of their new babies and how cute the babies are
frolicking around the pens. You may even find a few
following you around the farm. The first weekend in May we
celebrate “Farm Days”. We have a Blue Grass Band, sheep
shearing, antique tractors plowing our fields, face
painters, hay rides and farm tours – something for every
age.
Summer at Maybury Farm
 This year we will offer summer tours. So many families have
requested Tours and we will offer them to groups of 10 or
more (reservations required). Tours will begin in June and
run through mid-September. Our babies continue to grow and
they are so much fun to play with. The chickens are now
laying eggs we sell them daily. Our lambs are feisty and
always willing to play and our little piglets just love
playing in the mud. This is also the time of year for the
first cutting of hay. We also look forward to Dairy Days in
June.
Autumn at Maybury Farm
 Our Corn Maze is always a huge attraction in the fall. It
begins in mid-September and runs through mid-November. Our
fall school tours begin in September and rub through
November 15. School groups are invited during the week and
weekends are for the general public. Our visitors look
forward to the Pumpkin Patch at the farm and we will have
our second patch beginning in October. Our pumpkins are very
reasonable and we encourage our school groups to pick a
pumpkin when they come out. Please reserve your group tour
early!
We look forward to the Harvest Moon as our days begin to get
shorter and we begin prepping the barns for winter.
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