Local & Regional Products List

**Updated 12/01/23**

With bellies full from Thanksgiving treats, we welcome in December and the holiday spirit! While our list will continue to shrink this time of year, we still have lots of options to keep you eating locally all month long.

This week we saw our final delivery of organic bagged carrots from Root 5 Farm and our first delivery of organic bulk carrots from Killdeer Farm (available only in Hanover), with their organic bagged carrots on the horizon. We’ve also had Dunk’s Mushrooms return to shelves after a brief hiatus, just in time for your holiday gatherings.

And if you need to make a dessert, grab some local apples from Patch Orchards and some organic ginger from Luna Bleu Farm for an amazing Apple Ginger Crisp

New & Returning Items

• Dunks Mushrooms
• Killdeer Farm - Organic Carrots

Done for the Season

• Root 5 Farm - Bagged Carrots

Watch Out For

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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

EDGEWATER FARM
Plainfield, New Hampshire
Small Gourds

MACLENNAN FARM
Windsor, Vermont
Small Gourds

TALKING WELL FARM
Post Mills, Vermont
Asiatic Lily Bouquets
Oriental Lily Bouquets
4” Cat Grass
6” Paperwhites

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Conventional Produce

CHAMPLAIN ORCHARDS
Shoreham, Vermont
Apples:
Ambrosia, Cortland, Honeycrisp, Macoun, Mustsu/Crispin, Northern Spy, Nova Spy, Pink Lady
Apple Cider
Asian Pear: Olympic, Hosui

EDGEWATER FARM
Plainfield, New Hampshire
Beets: Golden, Red
Chestnut Mushrooms
Carrots
Cabbage: Green
Corn
Kale: Green, Lacinata, Red (WRJ only)
Leeks
Onions: Yellow (loose & 2lb bags)
Parsley: Italian, Curly
Potatoes: Gold, Gold Creamer, Red, Russet, White, Fingerling
Squash: Butternut, Spaghetti
Tomatoes: Large Red, Cherry pints
Turnips: Purple Top

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

GRATEFUL GREENS
Brattleboro, Vermont
Sunflower Greens

OASIS SPRINGS FARM
Nashua, New Hampshire
Hydroponic Lettuce: Butterhead, Greenleaf, Romaine
Hydroponic Salad Mix

BRIGHTFARMS
Loudon, New Hampshire
Greens Blends

PATCH ORCHARDS
Lebanon, New Hampshire
Apples: Cortland, Gala, Honeygold, McIntosh

PIERSON FARM
Bradford, Vermont
Peeled & Cut Butternut Squash
Winter Squash: Acorn, Buttercup, White Acorn (Lebanon only)

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Organic Produce

DEEP MEADOW FARM
Windsor, Vermont
Organic Beets: Loose Red, Loose Golden
Organic Bok Choy
Organic Cabbage: Green, Napa
Organic Carrots, bagged: Orange, Mixed color
Organic Celeriac (Celery Root)
Organic Daikon: Purple, White
Organic Kale: Lacinato, Red
Organic Potatoes: Red, White, Gold, Russet, Mixed Color Fingerlings, Purple
Organic Watermelon Radishes, loose
Organic Shallots
Organic Purple Top Turnips
Organic Winter Squash: Acorn, Butternut

GENERATION FARM
Concord, New Hampshire
Organic Micro Mix Microgreens

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

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

LUNA BLEU FARM
South Royalton, Vermont
Organic Garlic

PETE’S GREENS
Craftsbury, Vermont
Organic Beets: Chioggia
Organic Cabbage: Red
Organic Clean Line Carrots: Baby, Mixed Color
Organic Clean Line Baby Potatoes: Gold, Mixed Color
Organic Collard Greens
Organic Kale: Lacinata
Organic Mustard Greens
Organic Parsley: Curly
Organic Rutabaga
Organic Sunchokes

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

ROOT 5 FARM
Fairlee, Vt.
Organic Carrots, loose orange
Organic Cabbage: Green
Organic Dandelion Greens
Organic Ginger
Organic Herbs: Rosemary
Organic Kale: Green, Lacinata, Red
Organic Mixed green
Organic Parsley
Organic Peppers: Purple, Yellow Bull’s Horn
Organic Spinach, bagged
Organic Squash: Butternut
Organic Tatso
Organic Japanese Salad Turnips
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.