Nestled in the heart of East Granby, Trusz Farms is a living piece of Connecticut’s agricultural legacy. Known historically as a thriving tobacco farm during the 1930s through the 1950s, the property is a cherished local landmark. For over a century, the Trusz family has lovingly stewarded this homestead, preserving its heritage while cultivating a vibrant, evolving future.

Today, the farm has blossomed into a source of fresh, locally grown vegetables for the community, harvested daily and offered at their on-site farm stand. The Trusz family’s deep-rooted commitment is evident in their care for both the land and the local families who rely on their produce. Their stand is stocked seasonally with a rotating bounty, ensuring that no two visits are ever quite the same.

More than just a farm, Trusz Farms is a symbol of dedication—to agriculture, to tradition, and to the enduring value of honest, hard work. With plans already underway for future seasons, the Trusz family remains devoted to keeping the land productive and nourishing for generations to come. Visitors are always welcome, and the warmth of this historic homestead is felt in every ear of corn, clove of garlic, and carton of farm-fresh eggs they share.

Eggs:

• Farm Fresh Eggs

Vegetables:

• Corn
• Tomatoes
• Squash
• Zucchini
• Garlic
• Peppers
• Jalapeños

Note: Vegetable availability may vary weekly depending on harvest.

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