Flat Mentor Farms

Hmong Farm is one of eight commercial farmers within Flats Mentor Farm, a hands-on mentoring farm for small, beginning farmers of diverse ethnic backgrounds. In aggregate, these farmers supply Asian vegetables and other produce to twenty Farmers Markets across Massachusetts.
The Hmong are an ethnic group from Asia, with their own language and culture. Most living in the U.S. today are from Laos. They bring a bounty of distinctive produce to the Harvard Farmers Market, including pea tendrils, squash blossoms, amaranth, Asian spinach, lemongrass and Bok Choy. The smell of Hmong Farm’s cilantro is enough to stop a Market shopper in their tracks! Unfamiliar with cooking some of these exotics? Pick up the recipes available right at their stand or simply ask them for guidance!





August 22nd, 2009 5:38 pm
Help needed please for cooking prickly cucumbers I purchased today at farmer’s market from Hmong farmers. Love their produce and support their efforts.
August 23rd, 2009 2:28 pm
If you just scrape off the prickles you can eat the cucumbers as is….but cookng? I am not sure you need to….unless they are not cucumbers.
July 10th, 2010 8:54 am
I just (7/10/10)bought wonderful greens from Flat Mentor Farms at the farmer’s market in Natick. Please keep coming, we love your greens and will be buying more next Saturday.