Local & Regional Products List

**Updated 12/02/22**

Latest Update

The calendar has turned to December, and it’s time to start thinking about holiday decorating! We have many local products to get you started. Balsam trees from Nichols Tree Farm (Lyme, N.H.) are ready for pickup and will smell amazing all month long. Liven up your home’s exterior with beautiful decorated wreathes from Cube Mountain Products (Orford, N.H.), as well as garlands made of mixed winter greens and winterberries for a pop of red!

In the kitchen, you can still enjoy plenty of local goodies such as organic gold potatoes from Deep Meadow Farm (Windsor, Vt.) and buttercup squash from Pierson Farm (Bradford, Vt.).

New or Returning

• Killdeer Farm – Organic Carrots, 4lb bags

Done for the Season

• Luna Bleu Farm – Organic Garlic

Be on the Lookout For

• OmniPotent Horticulture – micro greens

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Complete List of Current Local Floral and Produce

Floral

CUBE MOUNTAIN PRODUCTS
Orford, New Hampshire
Decorated Wreaths
Kissing Balls
Winter Greens & Garland
Winterberries

GREGG RICH
Cornish, New Hampshire
Bunched Holly

NICHOLS TREE FARM
Lyme, New Hampshire
Balsam Trees
Balsam Wreaths

TALKING WELL FARM
Post Mills, Vermont
Lilies: Asiatic, Oriental
4” Cat Grass
Paperwhites

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Conventional Produce

CHAMPLAIN ORCHARDS
Shoreham, Vermont
Apples:
    Ambrosia, Autumn Crisp, Baldwin, Creston, Enterprise, Fuji, Gala, Golden Delicious,
   Granny Smith, Jonagold, Liberty, Mutsu/Crispin, New Jersey 90,
   Northern Spy, Pink Lady, Roxbury Russet
Apple Cider
Asian Pears

DUNK'S MUSHROOMS
Danville, New Hampshire
Chestnut Mushrooms
Comb Tooth Mushrooms
Blue Oyster Mushrooms
Lions Mane Mushrooms
Pioppino Mushrooms
Shiitake Mushrooms

EDGEWATER FARM
Plainfield, New Hampshire
Beets: Gold, Red
Carrots, bunched
Kale: Green, Lacinata, Red
Leeks
Onions: Spanish, Yellow
Potatoes: Gold, Red, Russet
Squash: Acorn, Butternut
Turnips: Purple Top

FINALLIE FERMENTS
Bellows Falls, Vermont
Kimchi & Black Garlic Kimchi
Saurkraut: Curry, Dill, Heavy Nettle

GRATEFUL GREENS
Brattleboro, Vermont
Sunflower Greens

LEF FARMS
Loudon, New Hampshire
Greens Blends

PATCH ORCHARD
Lebanon, New Hampshire
Apples: Cortland, Empire, Macoun, McIntosh
Apple Cider

PIERSON FARM
Bradford, Vermont
Winter Squash:
Buttercup, Red Kuri, Spaghetti, Sunshine

SPRING LEDGE FARM
New London, New Hampshire
Baby Head Lettuce

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Organic Produce

DEEP MEADOW FARM
Windsor, Vermont
Organic Beets: Red
Organic Cabbage: Green, Napa, Red
Organic Carrots
Organic Daikon: Purple, White
Ogrganic Garlic
Organic Leeks
Organic Potatoes: Gold, Russet
Organic Radishes: Watermelon
Organic Shallots
Organic Watermelon Radishes
Organic Winter Squash Buttercup, Butternut, Delicata
Organic Turnips: Purple Top

GENERATION FARM
Concord, New Hampshire
Organic Micro Mix Microgreens

KILLDEER FARM
Ely, Vermont
Organic Carrots
Organic Spinach

LAUGHING CHILD FARM
Pawlet, Vermont
Organic Sweet Potatoes: Bayou Bell, Beauregard, Covington

LONG WIND FARM
East Thetford, Vermont
Organic Tomatoes
Organic Little Guys Tomatoes

PETE’S GREENS
Craftsbury, Vermont
Organic Beets: Clean Baby Red, Golden
Organic Carrots: Clean Baby, Clean Mixed Color , Mixed Color
Organic Chard: Rainbow
Organic Onions: Yellow
Organic Potatoes: Clean Baby Gold, Mixed Color, Fingerling
Organic Parsley: Curley
Organice Parsnips

RHAPSODY NATURAL FOODS
Cabot, Vermont
Organic Tempeh: Original, Teriyaki

ROOT 5 FARM
Fairlee, Vermont
Organic Cabbage: Green
Organic Carrots: Orange
Organic Herbs: Rosemary
Organic Kale:Green
Organic Kohlrabi
Organic Radishes: Loose Black
Organic Parsley: Curly, Italian
Organic Winter Squash: Butternut
Organic Powerkraut: Lemon Rosemary, Caraway, Kimchi, Sauerkraut, Turmeric

NOTE: Product Availability Varies by Location.

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What Local Means to Us

Long before "local" was incorporated into the positioning statement of every giant discount megastore, it was a cornerstone to the work of food cooperatives.

Like the organic and green movements, the local movement had an early champion in food co-ops, who for decades have been touting the need to preserve networks of small family farms and independent food producers.