Why are we here? We are corporate refugees from the DC area and in the mid 2000s we hit the escape button to move to the Finger Lakes area of NY. Our goal was to slow down and “live simply so that others can simply live.” From that mission the idea expanded. As we grew our own food we found we could also grow enough for other people too. So maybe we could help “others to simply live well.” For about ten years we focused on growing the best gourmet salad greens, micro-greens and herbs to supply local area restaurants as well as local foodies. We believe that people deserve access to real food — grown with natural practices and delivered from as close a distance as possible.
In 2020 we hit the reset button again and decided to coastal. Our move to rural Maine included picks and shovels and a continued desire to grow great food. We didn’t sell any food this year, but love to share it.
Lucky Dog Farm, Maine
Owners: Jen Maffett and Ed Mikula
Contact at jpmaffett@gmail.com
Lucky Dog Greens (and more) 
I also LOVE the motto, “live simply so that others can simply live”, and am striving to do so. I am looking forward to seeing you at the Montour Farmers Market this year. Thanks for living fresh.
It was so nice to meet you today at the farmers market in Montour Falls. I liked the lovage so much I had to research it when I came home. The ramps were beautiful and I’ve decided my new favorite jelly is dandelion. I look forward to seeing you again next Thursday. Kat Cunningham