About Us

How we found our name...

Lost and Found Farm began when the Bruns family purchased a property that is attached to a fragment of what was once an expansive commercial blueberry field in Gray, Maine. Upon acquisition, this sliver of forgotten agricultural land sat wedged between a housing development and housing lots. The land remained quiet most of the year, with the exceptions of summers, when it shouted with an abundance of juicy blue fruit. As time passed, the small patches of grass, birch, and poplar trees set root across the field. In 2011 we heard the pleas of the blueberries and learned that commercially grown Maine “wild” blueberries do not simply grow wild. With family, we began to reclaim this nearly forgotten piece of blueberry land. In 2018, Lost & Found Farm was officially born as a Certified Organic blueberry operation.

Lauren Bruns

Raised to work hard and play outside among a tremendous amount of family in Gray, Maine, farming posed itself as an attractive profession. She began learning about agriculture in South Central Pennsylvania and grew her knowledge by working on various farms in Western Massachusetts. In 2018, after returning to her home state, she founded Lost & Found Farm.

Bodhi

A constant source of entertainment on the farm, this Border Collie has endless energy. As you might guess by his breed and missing tooth, his favorite activities are playing frisbee and shoveling.