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Why Become a Hay Helper?

Hay is a staple of any livestock farm.  Weather over the past few years has heavily impacted the price farmers have to pay for this essential food staple, with costs doubling in many cases from $6/bale to $12 and more.  Adding to that burden is the difficulty in even finding good hay.  Ironically, both drought and over-saturation from heavy rains influence hay's availability from year to year.  We work with other local farmers to seek out and collectively buy the best hay we can find in the greater New England region.  You can help keep our farm going through the early spring, winter and lambing months, about 7-8 months total in New Hampshire, by making a donation at any level to our hay fund.  Your donation is greatly appreciated and will go entirely towards the cost of feeding our animals.  Thank you.

Tier 1

Donate $5 - $75 and receive a handwritten note card featuring our farm animals expressing our gratitude.​

Tier 3

Donate $251- $500 and I’ll knit you a pair of socks for the December holidays.​

Tier 2

Donate $76 - $250 and get a free Ramen Noodle Sock Instant Dye kit in a colorway of your choosing.​

Tier 4

Donate $501 or more and get both the Ramen Noodle Sock kit and a pair of hand-knit socks.

NYC Fundraiser

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Donations in any amount help immensely.
$10
$25
$50
$75
$100
$150
PLEASE REFER TO TIER DESCRIPTIONS ABOVE.
Tier 2: $51 - $ 100
Tier 3: $101 - $250
Tier 4: $251 - $500
Tier 5: $501 and above
Donating at Tier 2 or 5? Please choose your Beeswax & Lanolin Balm scent:
Lavender & Bergamot
Vetiver & Cinnamon
Patchouli & Sweet Orange
Donating at Tier 3 or 5? Please let us know your Ramen Noodle Sock Instant Dye Kit choice:
Chicken
Seaweed
Blazing Beet
Kipposhi
I prefer to NOT receive a thank-you gift beyond a card.
No thank-you gifts, please
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17 Norway Hill Road

Hancock, NH 03449

603-493-6370

mekafarmnh@gmail.com

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