3 Generations Working Together

The best of what our grandparents did mixed with modern ideals.

A tasty, healthy, and reliable food source for our loving customers

For eight generations, our family has grown and harvested produce on our 550-acre farm in Pitman, Pennsylvania.

Our grandfather used to deliver food to neighbors’ doorsteps in the “coal towns” of the 1950s, whether they were home or not. If they were going through a rough patch or didn’t get paid until the end of the month, he’d leave food anyway and mark it down in his “tick book”. They’d pay when they were back on their feet.

As time went on, the farm followed the masses and moved toward a conventional agricultural model and sold only to distributors.

It was an incredible experience to welcome all these machines, row crops engineered for yield, and treatments that masked our pest and disease issues. This was an exciting time for our potato business, albeit short lived.

In recent years, the conventional agricultural system has developed serious issues.

Nowadays, it's tough to be both environmentally and financially sustainable while farming conventionally. Farmers have been turned into commodity producers and more profit goes to the industrial food giants.

Our soil has been damaged by the changes. For example, in a rain storm in 2011, we had 6 foot wide gullies wash through our fields. Now there’s some erosion for you!

Year after year, we seemed to need more and more chemicals. Sure, they keep the bugs and weeds in check. But this fight with nature makes farming more expensive and burdensome.

And, Nathan, Nolan and Melinda's son, developed some troubling health issues as a teen. After more than a year of different doctors and treatments, it turned out that switching to healthy food grown right was a big part of the solution.

We care deeply about our land and our health. So, we’re switching back to working with nature instead of trying to conquer it.

We’re transitioning our land to regenerative practices and focusing on repairing our soil and eliminating chemicals. We’re becoming an integrated farm again with a variety of animals and crops.

We’re returning to our roots, and it feels good.

We aim to nurture families, communities, and the environment by providing healthy food from our family to yours.

From the entire Masser family, we welcome you to join us!

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Meet the Massers

Mark Masser

Mark Masser

Mark is a partial owner of the farm. Today, he helps his sons and grandchildren on the farm and delivers products to our various wholesale customers.
Nolan Masser

President

Nolan Masser

President

As President of Red Hill Farms, Inc., Nolan oversees all farm operations and connects with our wholesale customers. He is also president of the Pennsylvania Potato Co-op, the oldest agricultural cooperative in America. He and his wife, Melinda, are the parents of James, John, and Nathan.
Lamont Masser

Lamont Masser

Lamont runs Red Hill Farms, Inc. with his younger brother Nolan. Lamont monitors crop health on the farm, and he has an additional job as an H&R Block franchisee with eight offices in central Pennsylvania. He and his wife, Valissa, are parents to Rebecca, Joshua, and Chloe.
James Masser

James Masser

James is Nolan's oldest child. He graduated high school in 2018 and got his CDL after that. In addition to farming, James works as a tax professional at one of Lamont's H&R Block offices and drives a bus for a local school district.
Joshua Masser

Joshua Masser

Joshua is Lamont's middle child. He graduated high school in 2019 and is now a sophomore at Penn State University, where he studies aerospace engineering. In his free time, he enjoys playing the trumpet. When he is not in school he enjoys working on the farm.
John Masser

Livestock Manager

John Masser

Livestock Manager

John is Nolan's middle child. He graduated high school in 2020. During his high school years, he played the trumpet in his school's concerts and marching bands. Now he works full-time on the farm as the livestock manager.
Nathan Masser

Marketing Manager

Nathan Masser

Marketing Manager

Nathan is Nolan's youngest child. He graduated high school in 2022 and now works on the farm full-time as the marketing manager.
Chloe Masser

Chloe Masser

Chloe is Lamont's youngest child and the youngest of Mark's grandchildren. Chloe is still in high school, where she enjoys playing the flute in concert and marching bands.
Jake Masser

Morale Builder Extraordinaire

Jake Masser

Morale Builder Extraordinaire

Jake is Nolan's collie and an integral member of our team. If he brings you a potato and you don't throw it for him to fetch, he will bark at you until you heed his commands. In his free time, Jake enjoys barking, playing fetch, chasing butterflies, and getting belly rubs.