FOSTER, RHODE ISLAND

Lucky Dogs Farm

Young woman smiling in a greenhouse, sitting at a table with a dog lying on her lap, surrounded by trays of seedlings and potted plants, promoting conservation awareness.

About Us

Lucky Dogs Farm is a small-scale vegetable operation in Foster, Rhode Island. We produce a wide variety of vegetables, plants, and flowers for our local farmers market and CSA program. Quality is important to us so we focus on selecting excellent varieties, intentionally stewarding the crops, and harvesting for peak freshness.

Fresh white turnips with green leaves, arranged neatly in a crate, showcasing their crisp texture and vibrant color. Ideal for healthy recipes and farm-to-table meals.

Our Products

At Lucky dogs our mission is to get more healthy, fresh, and delicious food to our customers. We do this both by supplying high quality vegetable, herb, and flower plant starts for our customers gardens and through the farmers market and our CSA program. Whether it's from your garden or ours we want to make sure you have the best selection of variety and the greatest chances of success growing and cooking!

Fresh purple napa cabbage arranged in a yellow crate, showcasing vibrant colors and crisp leaves, ideal for salads and Asian dishes.

Contact Us

Have any comments or questions? Interested in a farm tour? Head on over to our contact page to learn more. We look forward to hearing from you!

We strive to provide high quality produce to our customers, thrive on the connections we make with Them and Find joy in working together in the fields.

A woman tending to a vibrant garden, carefully pruning plants and surrounded by lush greenery and colorful flowers on a sunny day.

Our Practices

We follow many organic principles on our farm including in our fertility plan and implementation of methods that promote biodiversity within the field and the soil. This includes planting host plants for beneficial insects and growing green living mulch in the alleys between our tomato and pepper plants. We also practice integrated pest management; prioritizing biological, cultural, physical, and mechanical controls in the field to prevent pest outbreaks. We do not use any conventional pesticides or herbicides.