Rejay's Farm: A History

Rejay's Farm, a cherished piece of New Jersey farmland, has been an integral part of the Cranbury community since 1958. Established by the Toscano family, the farm transitioned from dairy production to education and horticulture under John Toscano, a dedicated horticulture teacher for 35 years.

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In the early 2000s, Sallie Toscano, John's daughter, took over and brought innovative practices to the farm. She established the Woodworking Barn in the 1980s and began beekeeping full-time, founding the BeeHive Barn in 2005. With 25 hives on-site, the Farm has become a local hub for beekeeping enthusiasts, offering products and educational workshops.

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Rejay's Farm remains committed to all-natural produce, including herbs, vegetables, and unique crops like lemon and fig trees. Their dedication to sustainable practices, including greenhouses for hemp products, has solidified their success. As it enters its 15th season, the excitement for beekeeping is palpable. Rejay's Farm continues to serve as a one-stop shop for beekeeping supplies, building woodenware on-site, and looks forward to expanding its offerings while welcoming community feedback. The family invites everyone to experience the charm of the Farm, where farming and education thrive.