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From Plow to Peconic: Farming's Role in Shaping North Sea

Tue, Jul 21

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North Sea Community Schoolhouse

The land of Southampton has sustained communities for centuries, but farming in the East End looks very different today than it did a generation ago. Join the North Sea Maritime Center and the Peconic Land Trust for an evening exploring the past, present, and future of agriculture on the South Fork.

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From Plow to Peconic: Farming's Role in Shaping North Sea
From Plow to Peconic: Farming's Role in Shaping North Sea

Time & Location

Jul 21, 2026, 6:00 PM – 7:30 PM

North Sea Community Schoolhouse, 130 Noyack Rd, Southampton, NY 11968, USA

About the event

From Plow to Peconic: Farming, Land & the Future of Southampton


A Community Program in Partnership with the North Sea Maritime Center & Peconic Land Trust

The land of Southampton has sustained communities for centuries, but farming in the East End looks very different today than it did a generation ago. Join the North Sea Maritime Center and the Peconic Land Trust for an evening exploring the past, present, and future of agriculture on the South Fork.


The program opens with a short historic overview by Julie Greene, Southampton Town Historian, followed by a moderated panel discussion featuring:

  • Richie King — North Sea Farms, generational farmer

  • John L. Halsey — Milk Pail Farm, generational farmer


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