What Sauchuk Farm does

Sauchuk Farm, LLC operates a 200-acre diversified family farm in Plympton, Massachusetts, founded in 2002 by Scott Sauchuk on the site of the historic Samson Homestead. The business runs three physical locations: a retail farmstand at 53 Palmer Road selling fresh produce and value-added goods (apple cider donuts, kettle corn, pies, honey, maple syrup, and other local items); pick-your-own operations at 141 Palmer Road covering a 3-acre blueberry field with 2,000+ bushes, a 3-acre peach orchard of approximately 500 trees, and a separate apple orchard offering Empire, Pink Lady, Ludacrisp, and Evercrisp varieties; and a Farm Fun Center at 200 Center Street housing the Adventure Farm, birthday party pavilion, school field trip programming, and the corn maze and pumpkin patch.

The core production technology is traditional diversified farming using integrated pest management practices. Produce is hand-harvested, sold locally, and selected for taste rather than shipping and storage durability. The farm grows sweet corn, tomatoes, lettuce, peppers, eggplant, summer squash, zucchini, cucumbers, cantaloupe, green beans, pears, and pumpkins in addition to the perennial fruit crops.

Sauchuk Farm generates revenue across six distinct streams: farmstand produce and value-added retail sales, pick-your-own fruit priced per pound or per bag ($2.75-$5.99/lb fruit; $25-$39 per bag of apples), a $15-per-person Adventure Farm weekend pass, $349 birthday party packages for up to 30 guests, $12-per-student school field trips with a 60-student minimum, and ticketed fall corn maze and pumpkin patch admission. Go-to-market is exclusively direct-to-consumer via the company's Wix-hosted website, a Simpletix-powered online booking flow, a Facebook page, and on-premises visitation; there are no wholesale, retail, or third-party distribution partners. Primary customer segments are families with children seeking outdoor recreation and seasonal experiences, elementary schools booking spring field trips, and the broader South Shore Massachusetts community purchasing fresh produce.

Name

Sauchuk Farm

Legal name

Sauchuk Farm, LLC

Website

https://sauchukfarm.com

Company type

Private

Founded year

2002

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

11–50 employees

Short description

Sauchuk Farm is a 200-acre diversified family farm in Plympton, Massachusetts that sells hand-harvested produce through an on-site farmstand and pick-your-own fruit operations while operating seasonal agritourism attractions including an adventure farm, corn maze, birthday party packages, and school field trips for local families and schools.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Diversified Family Farming

NAICS

Fruit and Tree Nut Farming (1113), Berry (except Strawberry) Farming (111334), Other Crop Farming (1119)

SIC

Agricultural Production-Crops (100)

akta.pro primary industry

Farmers’ Markets & Farm Stands (Fresh Food) (CRAHAHAE)

akta.pro secondary industry

Farmstead & Local Artisan Food Markets (Retail Shops) (CRAHAGAO)

Keywords

• Pick-your-own fruit
• Agritourism activities
• Farm stand produce
• Seasonal corn maze
• Family farm events

Headquarters

HQ city

Plympton

HQ country

United States

HQ region

North America

Offices3 records

Markets served

GTM type

B2C

Offering type

Hardware or Manufacturing

Cost components

Personnel, Operations, Supply Chain, Marketing or Sales

Revenue model

1. Farm Stand Produce Sales: Direct sales of fresh produce grown on the farm including sweet corn, tomatoes, lettuce, peppers, eggplant, summer squash, zucchini, cucumbers, cantaloupe, green beans, blueberries, peaches, apples, pears, and pumpkins. Also sells value-added products including apple cider donuts (fall season), kettle corn, maple syrup, meat products, salsas, honey, jams and jellies, chicken pot pies, fruit pies, cheese, eggs, coffee, ice cream, and farm-related gifts.
2. Pick-Your-Own Fruit Operations: Customers visit the farm to pick their own blueberries, peaches, and apples. Revenue generated per pound for fruit or per bag for apples. Blueberries at $5.99/lb, Peaches at $2.75/lb, Apples at $25 for 1-peck bag or $39 for 2-peck bag.
3. Adventure Farm Agritourism: Weekend spring/summer adventure activities with attractions including carousel, jumping pillows, cow train, chicken show, low ropes course, log playground, skee ball, rollerbowler, hi strikers, duck races, ball zone, giant rocking chair, and more. $15 per person for all-day access.
4. School Field Trips: Educational field trips for elementary school students with hands-on agricultural learning experiences across multiple stations. $12 per student/chaperone. Minimum 60 students required to book.
5. Birthday Party Packages: Two-hour reserved party packages at the party pavilion including admission for up to 30 guests, play attractions, and optional add-ons like haywagon rides. $349 base package with $100 deposit required.
6. Corn Maze & Pumpkin Patch: Seasonal corn maze and pumpkin patch open weekends in September through October. Tickets required for admission.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels4 records

Marketing channels4 records

Core offering

Sauchuk Farm is a 200-acre diversified family farm in Plympton, Massachusetts that operates a farmstand selling fresh produce, pick-your-own fruit operations (blueberries, peaches, apples, and pumpkins), and seasonal agritourism activities including an adventure farm, corn maze, birthday party packages, and school field trips.

Product overview

Sauchuk Farm is a 200-acre diversified family farm operating as a multi-channel agricultural and agritourism business. The core offerings include a Farm Stand retail operation selling fresh produce, pick-your-own fruit operations (blueberries, peaches, apples, pumpkins), the Adventure Farm seasonal activity center, birthday party packages, and school field trips. The farm also operates the Corn Maze & Pumpkin Patch (a separately branded attraction opened in 2007). Products span fresh produce sales, recreation/entertainment, and educational experiences. The farm was established in 2002 by Scott Sauchuk and has expanded through land purchases (2012-2018) and orchard establishment (2019-2023).

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Products and services

• Farm Stand On-site farmstand retail operation selling fresh, locally grown produce hand-selected for taste, located at 53 Palmer Road in Plympton, Massachusetts, serving individual consumers seeking farm-direct food.
• Pick-Your-Own Blueberries Pick-your-own (PYO) blueberry operation allowing visitors to harvest blueberries directly from the bushes during the summer season at the farm's 141 Palmer Road location.
• Pick-Your-Own Peaches Pick-your-own (PYO) peach operation allowing visitors to harvest peaches directly from the orchard during the summer season at the farm.
• Pick-Your-Own Apples Pick-your-own (PYO) apple operation allowing visitors to harvest apples directly from the orchard during the fall season at the farm.
• Pick-Your-Own Pumpkins Pick-your-own (PYO) pumpkin patch allowing visitors to harvest pumpkins during the fall season at the farm's pumpkin patch.
• Adventure Farm Family-friendly adventure farm with rides and attractions, located at 200 Center Street, Plympton, MA, offering per-person admission at $15 for seasonal entertainment.
• Corn Maze Seasonal corn maze attraction established as the first large-scale corn maze south of Boston, drawing visitors during the fall season.
• Birthday Party Packages Children's birthday party package offered at the farm, priced at $349 with fees varying based on party size, providing a hosted farm experience for families.
• School Field Trips Educational farm field trips hosted for schools and organized youth groups, offering hands-on agricultural learning experiences during the spring and fall seasons.

Segments3 records

Ideal customer profiles2 records

Technology focussed No

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Scale indicators5 records

Recent moves8 records

Expansion highlights4 records

Direct peers

• Davis Farmland: Sterling, MA agritourism destination combining kid-friendly animal exhibits, attractions, and seasonal farm experiences at larger scale. Comparable in agritourism-driven revenue model targeting New England families, with similar birthday-party and school-trip offerings.
• Ward's Berry Farm: Sharon, MA farm offering pick-your-own berries and vegetables plus a farmstand with prepared foods, sandwiches, smoothies, and locally sourced groceries. Direct comparable in South Shore PYO + farmstand model with similar revenue streams.
• C.N. Smith Farm: Braintree, MA multi-generation family farm offering pick-your-own vegetables and fruit plus a farmstand and seasonal events. Direct comparable in eastern Massachusetts PYO + farmstand with similar acreage scale and direct-to-consumer model.
• Tougas Family Farm: Family farm in Northborough, MA offering pick-your-own apples, peaches, blueberries, strawberries, and cherries plus a farmstand, bakery, ice cream, and seasonal events including birthday parties. Direct comparable in product mix (PYO fruit + farmstand + agritourism) and New England geography.
• Russell Orchards: Ipswich, MA farm with PYO apples, blueberries, peaches, and pears plus a farmstand, winery, and bakery. Direct comparable in New England pick-your-own fruit plus retail farmstand/bakery model and heritage branding.
• Smolak Farms: North Andover, MA family farm operating pick-your-own fruit (apples, peaches, berries) plus a farmstand, bakery, and event venue for birthday parties and corporate gatherings. Direct comparable in diversified farm + agritourism + events model targeting New England families.
• Idylwilde Farms: Acton, MA multi-generation family farm operating a farmstand, PYO when in season, and seasonal goods, with roots dating back over a century. Direct comparable in established Massachusetts family farm + farmstand heritage model.
• Shelburne Farm: Stow, MA pick-your-own apple orchard and farm store offering seasonal fruit, baked goods, and cider. Direct comparable in New England PYO fruit + farmstand retail model with similar heritage positioning and seasonal reliance.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat3 records

Key risks7 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

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Profiles1 record

Funding overview

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Investors

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M&A

Investments

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