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Farmers’ Markets 9

Farms 12

Seafood 25

Gleaning 26

SAMM 27

Coloring Pages 28

Seacoast Eat Local 30

Seasonal Availability 31

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Durham Agricultural Commission www.ci.durham.nh.us/boc_agricultural

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Sundays:Dover, Kittery, Newmarket, Salem

Mondays:Durham

Tuesdays:Rochester

Wednesdays:Derry, Dover, Wells

Thursdays:Exeter, Lee

Fridays:North Berwick

Saturdays:Kennebunk, Kittery, Portsmouth, Saco, Sanford, York

The Seacoast is home to 17 summer season and 7 winter farmers’ markets where you can buy fruits and vegetables, meats, seafood, dairy, and more, directly from the farmers who grow the food. There are farmers’ markets every day of the week all summer long!

Eat Local All Year LongWinter farmers’ markets provide an important outlet for farmers and connect consumers to a wholesome, locally grown food supply year-round. Purchasing locally grown food directly from area growers helps ensure our farms stay in business—keeping open space and good food growing in the Seacoast.

Summer Markets

Farmers’ Markets

Check market’s website / social media for the most up to date information given changes due to the COVID-19

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Derry Homegrown Farm & Artisan Market Wednesdays 3pm-7pm, June 3-Sept 30 1 West Broadway info@derryhomegrown.org Neil Wetherbee (603) 548-3935 www.derryhomegrown.org

Dover Farmers’ Market Sunday SNAPSNAP Sundays 10am-2pm, June 7-Oct 11 Henry Law Park marketmanager@seacoastgrowers.org www.seacoastgrowers.org/henrylaw

Dover Farmers’ Market Wednesday SNAPSNAP Wednesdays 2:15-6pm, June 3-Oct 7 Chamber of Commerce, 550 Central Ave marketmanager@seacoastgrowers.org www.seacoastgrowers.org/dover-farmers-market

Durham Farmers’ Market SNAPSNAP Mondays 2:15-6pm June 1- Oct 5 Sammy’s Lot/Store 24 lot, 5 Madbury Rd marketmanager@seacoastgrowers.org www.seacoastgrowers.org/durham-farmers-market

Exeter Farmers’ Market SNAPSNAP Thursdays 2:15-6pm, May 7-Oct 29 Swasey Pkwy (Temp: 40 Linden St) marketmanager@seacoastgrowers.org www.seacoastgrowers.org/exeter-farmers-market

Gateway York Farmer’s Market Saturdays 9am-1pm, May 23-Oct 10 York Region Chamber of Commerce, 1 Stonewall Ln info@yorkme.org (207) 363-4422 gatewaytomaine.org/farmersmarket/summer-farm-ers-market

Kennebunk Farmers’ Market SNAPSNAP Saturdays 8am-1pm, May 2-Nov 14 3 Wells Ct (parking lot of Garden Street Bowl) Erin Sherman, info@kennebunkfarmersmarket.org www.kennebunkfarmersmarket.org

Kittery Community Market SNAP SNAP

Seacoast Harvest Sponsor Sundays 10am-2pm, June 7-Oct 4 10 Shapleigh Rd kitterycommunitymarket@gmail.com www.kitterycommunitymarket.com

check website for online ordering with curbside pickup

Lee Farmers’ Market Seacoast Harvest Sponsor Thursdays 3-6pm, May 28-Sept 24 Corner of Mast Rd and Recycle Center Rd Tina Fottler Sawtelle,(603) 234-7908 esawtelles@aol.com

Newmarket Farmers’ Market Sundays 10am-1pm, June-Oct The Stone Church, 5 Granite St Jamie Duggan, jamie@stonechurchrocks.com

North Berwick Farmers’ Market SNAPSNAP Fridays 3-6pm, May 28-Oct Mill Field northberwick.market@gmail.com

Portsmouth Farmers’ Market SNAPSNAP Saturdays 8am-1pm, May 2-Nov 7 1 Junkins Ave marketmanager@seacoastgrowers.org www.seacoastgrowers.org

Rochester Farmers’ Market SNAPSNAP Tuesdays 3-6pm, June 16-Sept 29 The Rochester Common Vicky Poland, (603) 231-6325 marketmanagerrfm@gmail.com www. rochesternhfarmersmarket.com

Saco Farmers’ Market Saturdays 7am-12pm, May 9-Oct Saco Valley Shopping Center, Scammon Street josh@girardfarm.com www.sacofarmersmarket.com

Farmers’ Markets Farmers’ MarketsSalem NH Farmers’ Market SNAPSNAP

Sundays 10am-2pm, May-Oct Salem Market Place, 224 N. Broadway media@salemnhfarmersmarket.org

, (603) 833-2311 www.salemnhfarmersmarket.org

Sanford Farmers’ Market SNAPSNAP Saturday 8am-12pm, May 2-Oct 31 Central Park 800 Main St Marybeth Stocking mbstocking@gmail.com www.sanfordfarmersmarket.org

Wells Farmers’ Market Wednesdays 1:30-5pm, May 20-Oct 7 270 Post Road (Rte 1) Wells, ME in the rear of

Wonder Mountain Fun Park Jadeane Gauvin,

wellsfarmersmarket4@gmail.com, www.wellsfarmersmarket.org

Newmarket Farmers’ Market Sundays 10am-1pm Nov-April, check website for dates The Stone Church, 5 Granite St Jamie Duggan: Jamie@stonechurchrocks.com

Salem NH Farmers’ Market SNAPSNAP Sundays 10am-2pm, Nov-April Fisk School, 14 Main St (603) 833-2311

media@salemnhfarmersmarket.org, www.salemnhfarmersmarket.org

Seacoast Eat Local Winter Farmers’ Markets SNAPSNAP Saturdays 10am-2pm Nov-April, check website for dates Exeter High School, 1 Blue Hawk Dr, Exeter NH Wentworth Greenhouses, 141 Rollins Road, Rollinsford NH Morgan, morgan@seacoasteatlocal.org www.seacoasteatlocal.org

Slow Food UNH’s MUB Market Thursdays 11am-3pm, Nov-April, check Facebook page for dates UNH Memorial Union Building, 83 Main St, See our facebook for details Sydney Marshall (860) 916-6136

Winter Farmers’ Market at Rolling Green Nursery Seacoast Harvest Sponsor Saturdays 10am-2pm Nov-March, check website for dates 64 Breakfast Hill Rd Greenland, NH (603) 436-2732 www.rollinggreennursery.com

Indoor Winter MarketsNovember 2020 - April 2021

Berwick Winter Farmers’ Market SNAPSNAP Sundays 10am-1:30pm Second Sunday of the month Nov-April 11 Sullivan St berwickwinterfarmersmarket@gmail.com, berwickfarmersmarket.wordpress.com/

Kittery Community Winter Market SNAPSNAP Seacoast Harvest Sponsor Sundays 10am-2pm Nov - Feb, check website for dates Kittery Community Center, 120 Rogers Rd, kitterycommunitymarket@gmail.com www.kitterycommunitymarket.com

Outdoor Summer MarketsMay 2020 - October 2020

Markets listed with SNAPSNAP accept SNAP/EBT. Many of these markets participate in the Granite State Market Match program in New Hampshire or the Maine Harvest Bucks program in Maine. These programs are part of the National Nutrition Incentive Network and provide incentives for SNAP/EBT customers to receive matching coupons to spend on fruits and vegetables at farmers’ markets.

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Farms FarmsAnderson’s Mini-MaplesSteve Anderson47 Nottingham Rd Deerfield, NH(603) 490-3393minimaples@juno.com■Peas, beans, pumpkins, tomatoes, maple

syrup, cut flowers.●No synthetic chemicals used, no GMO

used

Andy’s Edible GardensAjaya Siver70 Bradstreet Ln Eliot, ME(603) 380-5965Ajs4209@yahoo.com■Microgreens, herbs, edible flowers.●No synthetic chemicals used, no GMO

used.

Apple AnnieLaurie and Wayne Loosigian66 Rowell Road East Brentwood, NH(603) 778-3127appleannienh@gmail.comwww.appleannienh.org■Apples, peaches, berries, grapes,

unpasteurized cider, onions, garlic, greens, chicken eggs, cider donuts, apple baked goods, jams and jellies, apple wood for smokers, handmade quilts and children’s clothing.

★SELT, RCCD

Applecrest Farm OrchardsThe Wagner Families133 Exeter Rd (Rte 88) Hampton Falls,

NH(603) 926-3721info@applecrest.comwww.applecrest.com■Strawberries, blueberries, raspberries,

plums, peaches, nectarines, pears, melons, apples and hand-pressed apple cider. We grow every veggie under the sun, including: sweet corn, heirloom tomatoes, sugar pumpkins, head lettuce, salad mix, english and snap peas, chioggia beets, radishes, spinach, broccoli, cauliflower, cabbage, purple carrots, green beans, rhubarb, cucumbers & more. Honey, herbs, cut flowers, plants, seedlings, Christmas trees & wreaths.

✓Accepts SNAP as payment for CSA★Natural Resource Conservation Service

Appolo VineyardsMike and Faith Appolo49 Lawrence Rd Derry, NH(603) 421-4675mike@appolovineyards.comwww.appolovineyards.com■Grapes for wine●No synthetic chemicals used, IPM, low

spray (fruit), no antibiotics used.

Backyard GarlicRebecca Hennessy and Margaret Witham93 Walker Bungalow Rd Portsmouth, NH(603) 498-9416backyardgarlic@gmail.comwww.backyardgarlic.farm■Garlic●No synthetic chemicals used, no GMO

used.

Baer’s Best at Lovers Brook FarmCharley and Carol Baer39 Pond Rd South Berwick, ME(978) 239-5330cbaer14@verizon.netbaersbest.com■Dry beans●MOFGA Certified Organic,

conventional. We have separate certified organic and conventionally grown fields.

★Great Works Regional Land Trust, Land for Maine’s Future

Barker’s FarmEdie and Forrest Barker216 Portsmouth Ave Stratham, NH(603) 778-1039barkersfarm@myfairpoint.netbarkersfarm.com■We grow strawberries and press cider. The

cider is unpasteurized and preservative free. We also grow a wide variety of vegetables including, corn, tomatoes, greens, beans, melons, squash and much, much more! We have a beautiful assortment of fresh cut flowers.

●IPM, low spray (fruit). ★Southeast Land Trust

Bartlett Farm ServicesJohn and Cheryl Bartlett218 Brixham Rd Eliot, ME(207) 439-3083Jcbartlett3@comcast.net■A wide variety of veggies including

tomatoes, potatoes, pumpkin and squash.●No synthetic chemicals used, no GMO

used.

Bee Thankful FarmNick and Carol Karakoudas199 Middle Rd Deerfield, NH(603) 660-0115nkarakoudas@beethankfulfarm.comwww.beethankfulfarm.com■Fruits, vegetables, herbs, sprouts, honey. ●No GMO used

Bell & Goose Cheese CompanyAnna Cantelmo299 Main Ave South Hampton, NH(603) 793-3989anna@bellandgoose.comwww.bellandgoose.com■Cheese, duck eggs

Berry Best FarmJohn and Christine Bozak33 Colburn Way Lebanon, ME(207) 457-1435chistine@berrybestfarm.comwww.berrybestfarm.com■Blueberries, peaches, raspberries, squash,

cucumbers, beans, hay. ●IPM, low spray (fruit), conventional.★Three Rivers Land Trust Berrybogg FarmAnne Lake, Mike and Julie Butterfield650 Province Rd Strafford, NH(603) 664-2100info@berryboggfarm.comwww.berryboggfarm.com■Blueberries, honey●No GMO used, IPM, low spray (fruit).

Big Tree Herb FarmGail Henderson84 Upper Barley Rd Lebanon, ME(207) 251-1281ghenders65@gmail.combigtreeherbfarm.com■Blueberries, a wide variety of vegetables

including tomatoes and squashes, culinary and medicinal herbs.

●No synthetic chemicals used, no GMO used.

Blueberry Bay FarmRon and Lois Laurence38 Depot Rd Stratham, NH(603) 580-1612info@blueberrybayfarm.comwww.blueberrybayfarm.com■Fruit including blueberries, strawberries,

raspberries, blackberries, rhubarb, peaches, pears, cherries, grapes, apples, nectarines, melons. Vegetables including arugula, asparagus, beans, beets, broccoli, Brussels sprouts, cabbage, carrots, celery, cucumbers, eggplant, kale, leeks, lettuce, onions, peas, sweet & hot peppers, potatoes, pumpkins, squash, radicchio, radishes, rutabaga, scallions, spinach, Swiss chard, tomatoes, zucchini. Annual & perennial flowers for cutting and starter plants, berry bushes and plants, fruit trees, vegetable starter plants, herbs including: garlic bulbs & scapes, basil, chives, cilantro, dill, oregano, dill, oregano, parsley, mint, rosemary, sage, thyme, horseradish, lavender.

●We farm CHEMICAL-FREE, no sprays whatsoever and zero insecticides, fungicides or herbicides.

Blueberry Hill FarmKeven and Darlene Ham231 Blueberry Hill Farm Rd Acton, ME(207) 456-1151upickbhf@gmail.comBlueberryhillfarm.us■Highbush blueberries●PM, low spray (fruit).

Bondgarden FarmPaul and Helen Goransson255 Depot Rd Eliot, ME(207) 703-2949heleng@bondgarden.netwww.bondgarden.net■Apples, peaches, pears, cider, pear wine,

squash, turnips, tomatoes, potatoes, string beans, beets, beef, turkeys, pork, chickens, eggs (until some predator kills the laying hens), maple syrup.

●No synthetic chemicals used, no GMO used, no routine antibiotics used, no added hormones, pasture-raised, grass-fed with grain supplement.

★Great Works Regional Land Trust

Brandmoore FarmPhilip and Rebecca Brand70 Sligo Rd Rollinsford, NH(603) 828-2402brandmoorefarm@gmail.comwww.brandmoorefarm.com■A variety of organic vegetables including

tomatoes, lettuce, potatoes, carrots, beets, garlic, onions, summer squash and winter squash, beef, pork, cow’s milk, cheese, yogurt, cream, chicken eggs, organic seedlings, hay.

●NHDAMF Certified Organic, no GMO used, Certified Organic Dairy, no antibiotics used, no added hormones, free range, pasture-raised, grass-fed with grain supplement, heritage breeds.

Farm Guide Key:■ Products ● Farming practices ★ Conservation easement

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FarmsCoppal House FarmJohn and Carol Hutton118 North River Rd Lee, NH(603) 659-3572coppalhouse@comcast.netwww.nhcornmaze.com■A wide variety of vegetables including

asparagus, pumpkins, winter squash, onions, and garlic. Lamb, pork, & chicken, chicken eggs. Culinary oils including Sunflower and Camelina, cut sunflower stems

●Conventional, no routine antibiotics used, no added hormones, free range, pasture-raised, grass-fed with grain supplement, Heritage breeds.

★Town of Lee, State of NH

DeMeritt Hill FarmMeg Wilson20 Orchard Way Lee, NH(603) 868-2111info@demeritthillfarm.comwww.demeritthillfarm.com■Apples, peaches, nectarines, blueberries,

cider, pumpkins, gourds and a long list of other vegetables. Maple syrup, honey, & Christmas trees.

●IPM, low spray (fruit), conventional

Determination FarmsCarla Robidas36 Weeks Ln Barrington, NH(603) 767-3200quiltingbycarla@hotmail.comwww.Determinationfarms.com■We are the CSA that delivers! We grow

a wide variety of seasonal vegetables delivered to your home including: lettuce, kale, spinach, mustard greens, chard, asparagus, snowpeas, green beans, broccoli, cabbage, beets, carrots, radish, leeks, scallions, garlic, cucumbers, tomatoes, peppers, summer and winter squash, potatoes, dill, cilantro, and parsley. Chicken eggs. Shetland wool roving

●Exempt Organic, no synthetic chemicals used, no GMO used, IPM, no antibiotics used, no added hormones, free range, grass-fed with grain supplement, heritage breeds.

Diamond B FarmMeghan Bickford62 Main St New Durham, NH(603) 762-0190diamondbfarm14@gmail.comwww.bickfordsdiamondbfarm.com■We do 100% grass-fed beef and pasture

raised pork, chicken and turkeys, and free range/pasture raised layers and ducks for eggs.

●No synthetic chemicals used, no routine antibiotics used, no added hormones, free range, pasture-raised, 100% grass-fed, heritage breeds.

Dog Rose FarmGlenn Preston and Jamie Duggan16 Harvey Mill Rd Lee, NH(207) 751-1301dogrosefarm@yahoo.comwww.dogrosefarm.com■A wide variety of vegetables including

greens, carrots, beans, watermelon, pumpkins, herbs and flowers.

●No synthetic chemicals used, no GMO used.

Doobeedoo FarmShelby Anderson and Tyler Murray82 Snell Rd Lee, NH(603) 714-0607Doobeedoofarm@gmail.com■Mixed vegetables, corn for Vida Tortilla,

gourmet mushrooms.●No synthetic chemicals used, no GMO

used, IPM.

East Wind FarmEric and Becky Sideman120 Perry Rd Strafford, NH(603) 269-6203eastwindfarm2009@gmail.com

eastwindfarm.wordpress.com■Strawberries, tomatoes, lamb, turkey,

chicken eggs, wool roving and handspun yarn from our sheep.

●MOFGA Certified Organic, no GMO used, IPM, no routine antibiotics used, no added hormones, pasture-raised, grass-fed with grain supplement.

Emery FarmBrad Towle and Holly Philbrick147 Piscataqua Rd Durham, NH(603) 742-8495info@emeryfarm.comemeryfarm.com■Peaches, blueberries, raspberries, and a

variety of vegetables including sweet corn, asparagus, tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers, garlic, and squash. Pork, chicken, chicken eggs, herbs and cut flowers.

●No GMO used, low spray (fruit), free range, pasture-raised.

★Nature Conservancy and the Society for the Protection of New Hampshire Forests

Estes Blueberry FarmEstes Family158 Waterman Rd Buxton, ME(207) 929-5886gwensestes@gmail.comwww.estesberryfarm.com■Pumpkins, honey, lavender and straw. ●PM, low spray (fruit).★Maine Farmland Trust

Fat Peach FarmJennifer Wilhelm and Micum Davis181 Drew Rd Madbury, NH(603) 516-5610fatpeachfarmers@gmail.comfatpeachfarm.com■Strawberries, peaches, beets, carrots,

onions, leafy greens, chicken eggs, maple syrup, garlic, cut flowers.

●No synthetic chemicals used, IPM, no added hormones

Brasen Hill FarmEleanor Kane and Theodore Wiegand71 Warren Rd Barrington, NH(603) 868-2001farmers@brasenhillfarm.comwww.brasenhillfarm.com■Raspberries, peaches, melons. We offer

a variety of vegetables year round, including everything from tomatoes, peppers, corn in the summer, to fall squashes and roots, and winter and spring greens. Beef, lamb, goat, chicken, duck, rabbit, eggs, herbs, cut flowers

✓Accepts SNAP as payment for CSA●No synthetic chemicals used, no GMO

used, IPM, no antibiotics used, no added hormones, pasture-raised, 100% grass-fed, heritage breeds

★LCHIP

Brookridge BoilersRichard and Suzanne Guillemette2144 Alfred Rd (Route 111) Lyman, ME(207) 490-2957rachelcecile@gmail.com■Maple syrup●No synthetic chemicals used, no GMO

used.

BrookRidge Organic Dairy FarmMichael and Richard Guillemette136 Howitt Rd Lyman, ME(207) 324-6221Guilly@localnet.combrookridgefarmorganicdairy@gmail.com■Beef and pork, raw cow’s milk, butter,

and other dairy products, maple syrup. ●MOFGA Certified Organic, no synthetic

chemicals used, no GMO used, Certified Organic Meat, Certified Organic Dairy, Certified Animal, Welfare Approved, no antibiotics used, no added hormones, free range, pasture-raised, grass-fed with grain supplement, heritage breeds.

Brookvale Pines FarmScott and Brenda Barthelemy154 Martin Rd Fremont, NH(603) 679-2415brenda@BrookvalePinesFarm.comwww.brookvalepinesfarm.com■Beef, chicken, pork, raw cow’s milk,

chicken and duck eggs, maple syrup, honey, hay.

●No GMO used, no routine antibiotics used, no added hormones, pasture-raised. Beef are 100% grass-fed, chickens and pigs are supplemented non-GMO grain along with their pasture.

Butternut Farm LLCMae and Giff Burnap195 Meaderboro Rd Farmington, NH(603) 335-4705info@butternutfarm.netwww.butternutfarm.net■Pick Your Own strawberries, raspberries,

blueberries, cherries (sweet + sour), peaches, nectarines, plums, and apples, pumpkins, pies and Hard Cider, Hours can vary depending on fruit availability, weather, and the month/season! We highly recommend calling our picking info line just before leaving for the farm.

●No GMO used, IPM, low spray (fruit).

Cardinal’s Farmhouse SamplerPal Cardinal203 NH Route 11 Farmington, NH(603) 335-2252Fromtheheart@metrocast.netwww.farmhousesampler.com■We grow a wide range of vegetables

including tomatoes, cucumbers, squash, swiss chard, kale and we are known for our sugar baby watermelons!!

●No synthetic chemicals used.

Charmingfare FarmJohn Pyteraf774 High St Candia, NH(603) 483-5623john@charmingfare.comwww.visitthefarm.com■A wide variety of vegetables, beef, pork,

chicken, turkey, eggsmaple syrup, honey, hay, compost.●No synthetic chemicals used, no

antibiotics used, no added hormones, free range, pasture-raised.

Clyde FarmKristen Klenow and Jimi Tutor63 Meetinghouse Hill Rd Farmington,

NH(707) 931-8648jimi@clydefarm.comwww.clydefarm.com■New location this year! Tomatoes,

zucchini, cucumbers, salad greens, onions, garlic, winter squash and more. Chicken, turkey and lamb. Eggs. Cut Flowers.

✔Accepts SNAP payment at farm stand. ●NHDAMF Certified Organic, no

synthetic chemicals used, no GMO used, IPM, Certified Organic Meat, Certified Organic Poultry, Certified Organic Eggs, no antibiotics used, no added hormones, pasture-raised, 100% grass-fed. Poultry is pasture raised with organic grain, but our sheep are 100% grass fed.

★Southeast Land Trust Coombs FarmKaren and Phil Coombs6 Little River Rd Kingston, NH(603) 395-0265coombsfarm@gmail.comwww.coombsfarm.com■Peaches. All the essential veggies and

micro greens you are looking for. Beef, turkey, pork, goat, eggs, maple syrup, honey, hay.

●No synthetic chemicals used, no GMO used, IPM, no antibiotics used, no added hormones, free range, pasture-raised, 100% grass-fed.

★Southeast Land Trust

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Field To Fork FarmPatrick and Daniela Connelly522 Haverhill Rd Chester, NH(603) 548-4331info@fieldtoforkfarmwww.fieldtoforkfarm.com●Apples, a wide variety of vegetables,

including tomatoes, peppers and squash. Beef, pork, turkey, chicken, chicken eggs, maple syrup, honey.

●No synthetic chemicals used, no GMO used, no routine antibiotics used, no added hormones, free range, pasture-raised, 100% grass-fed.

★Town of Chester Conservation Easement

Firebird FarmBrian and Stephanie Fischer46 North River Rd Lee, NH(603) 659-6180firebirdfarm@comcast.net■PYO Blueberries. ●Exempt Organic, no synthetic chemicals

used, no GMO used.

Flag Hill Distillery and WineryBrian and Maddie Ferguson297 N River Rd Lee, NH(603) 659-2949wine-info@flaghill.comflaghill.com■Grapes, wine, spirits, tomatoes,

cucumbers, squash, corn, rye, wheat, and barley. Pork and chicken, chicken eggs.

●IPM, heritage breeds. ★Southeast Land Trust

Folsom’s Sugar HouseBrian and Sue Folsom130 Candia Rd Chester, NH(603) 370-0908fmaple@aol.comwww.folsomsugarhouse.com■Maple syrup, handmade Balsam

Christmas wreaths.●No synthetic chemicals used.

Fox Hill FarmJean Demetracopoulos42 Old Fields Rd South Berwick, ME(207) 384-5030foxhillf@aol.com■Lamb, compost.●PM, conventional, no routine antibiotics

used, no added hormones, pasture-raised, grass-fed with grain supplement.

Frinklepod FarmFlora Brown and Noah Wentworth244 Log Cabin Rd Arundel, ME(207) 289-5805food@frinklepodfarm.comfrinklepodfarm.com■Peaches, melons, strawberries, raspberries.

A wide variety of vegetables including tomatoes, corn, cucumbers, greens, and more. Seedlings, cut flowers.

●MOFGA Certified Organic

Frith FarmDaniel Mays61 Ash Swamp Rd Scarborough, ME(207) 730-9077frithfarmmaine@gmail.comwww.frithfarm.net■We grow everything from arugula to

zucchini. Herbs, seedlings, value-added products from our farm kitchen.

√Accepts SNAP as payment for CSA. ●MOFGA Certified Organic★Maine Farmland Trust, Scarborough Land

Trust

Hackmatack Buffalo FarmConor and Shelby Guptill538 School St Berwick, ME(207) 632-0618buffalo@hackmatackfarm.comhackmatackfarm.com■Bison/Buffalo●Pasture-raised.

Hammond FarmsRodney Hammond180 Old North Berwick Rd Lyman, ME(207) 985-2550Hammondfarms@roadrunner.com■Apples, cider, chicken eggs.●Certified Naturally Grown, low spray

(fruit), no antibiotics used, no added hormones, free range.

Heron Pond FarmAndre Cantelmo and Greg Balog290 Main Ave South Hampton, NH(603) 591-8720andre@heronpondfarm.comheronpondfarm.com■Strawberries and blueberries. Over

250 varieties of vegetables including heirloom tomatoes, salad mixes, lettuce, cucumbers, corn, potatoes, carrots, beets, green beans, zucchini, summer squash, herbs, flowers.

●No GMO used, IPM.√Accepts SNAP as payment in farm store

and for CSA. ★Greenbelt, Southeast Land Trust,

Howfirma Trust

Hickory Hill FarmWilliam and Nancy Hunt245 Back Rd Dover, NH(603) 742-0553billhunt60@gmail.comhickoryhillfarm.org■Strawberries and blueberries.●No GMO used, IPM.

Hickory Hill FarmSteve Leighton180 Province Rd Strafford, NH(602) 235-3355Leightoninc@aol.com■We raise Texas longhorn cattle and

produce beef, and eggs.●No GMO used, no antibiotics used, no

added hormones, pasture-raised, 100% grass-fed.

Hickory Nut FarmDonna Lee Woods21 York Ln Lee NH(603) 312-5184createdlw@aol.comwww.hickorynutfarm.com■Goat milk firm cheese, goat milk yogurt,

pasteurized goat milk cheese, fudge, waddles syrup, soap.

●No synthetic chemicals used, no antibiotics used, no added hormones, pasture-raised, grass-fed with grain supplement.

Hidden Brook FarmChris, Holly and Katlyn Batchelder7 Pine Ln Kensington, NH(603) 601-6046chbatch3@comcast.net■Eggs, beef, hay, mulch hay, compost,

chicken eggs. ●No synthetic chemicals used, no GMO

used, no routine antibiotics used, no added hormones, free range, pasture-raised, grass-fed with grain supplement.

Hilltop Boilers Maple SyrupMichael and Jennifer Bryant159 Elm St Newfield, ME(207) 793-8850hilltopboilers@myfairpoint.nethilltopboilersmaplesyrup.com■Maple syrup, hay.

Hobbs FarmAnnette Lee and Nicole Carrier7 Hobbs Rd North Hampton, NH(603) 379-2317farmer@throwbackbrewery.comthrowbackbrewery.com/about/hobbs-farm■A wide variety of common and exotic

garden produce, including salad mix, greens, potatoes, carrots, herbs, and ginger. Pork. Chicken eggs. Herbs, cut flowers and custom arrangements, baby goat adoptions, jams and mustards.

●No synthetic chemicals used, no GMO used, no routine antibiotics used, no added hormones, free range, pasture-raised, heritage breeds.

The Hollister Family FarmJeff Hollister163 Lee Hook Rd Lee, NH(603) 659-7189aveggie4u@comcast.netwww.thehollisterfamilyfarm.com■A wide variety of vegetables, including

tomatoes, cucumbers, cantaloupe, squash, eggplant, peppers, winter squash and winter greens.Chicken Eggs.Maple Syrup, Honey, Hay, Vegetable seedlings, beeswax products such as lip balms, hand salves and beeswax candles, and woodcraft.

●No GMO used, IPM, no antibiotics used, no added hormones, free range

Hurd FarmSteve Hurd11 Old Stage Rd Hampton, NH(603) 944-6869hurdfarmllc@yahoo.comwww.HurdFarm.com■Beef, pork, chicken, turkey, lamb, eggs. ●No routine antibiotics used, no added

hormones, free range, pasture-raised, 100% grass-fed.

★Rockingham County Conservation District

Ilneva FarmRobert and Deborah Marston45 Giles Rd East Kingston, NH(603) 778-0570ilnevafarm@comcast.net■Beef, lamb, chevron, goat milk, chicken

eggs.●No synthetic chemicals used, no GMO

used, no routine antibiotics used, no added hormones, 100% grass-fed.

Inkwell FarmJohn Bennett and Jean Calaci106 Hedding Rd Epping, NH(603) 734-2117info@inkwellfarm.comwww.inkwellfarm.com■Blueberries.●NHDAMF Certified Organic.

Jack’s HoneyThe Kuhn Family67 Baker Rd Candia, NH(603) 483-1303info@jackshoney.comJacksHoney.com■We produce NH wildflower honey

(pure, Grade A, raw, unfiltered honey) in various forms (liquid honey, comb honey, creamed honey, etc). Pollen carefully collected from our hives. Homemade lip balms, honey sticks, beeswax candles, beeswax hand cream, gift baskets, handmade soaps, homegrown catnip and more. Check us out today!

●No synthetic chemicals used, no GMO used, IPM, no antibiotics used, no added hormones, free range, pasture-raised.

Jenness Farm, LLCPeter J Corriveau77 Garland Rd Nottingham, NH(603) 942-8051peter@jennessfarm.comwww.jennessfarm.com■Goats milk soap, chicken and duck eggs,

maple syrup, honey. ●No antibiotics used, no added hormones,

free range.

Jesta FarmSue Veilleux190 Drinkwater Rd Hampton Falls, NH(603) 772-6963Jestafarm@aol.com■Milk fed pork and chicken, raw goat

milk, chicken eggs, compost, and soap. ●No synthetic chemicals used, no GMO

used, no routine antibiotics used, no added hormones, free range, pasture-raise, grass-fed with grain supplement.

John’s BlueberriesThe Pelletier Family94 Back River Rd Dover, NH(603) 742-1802john.f.pelletier@gmail.com■Blueberries.●Exempt Organic, no synthetic chemicals

used, no GMO used.

Kellie Brook FarmTim and Kellie Rocha1024 Portsmouth Ave Greenland, NH(603) 702-0342kelliebrookfarm@comcast.netwww.kelliebrookfarm.com■Pork, chicken, turkey, prepared meals●No routine antibiotics used, no added

hormones, free range, pasture-raised.

Kelly OrchardsArt and Jill Kelly82 Sanborn Rd Acton, ME(206) 636-1601kellyorchards@gmail.comwww.kellyorchards.com■We have apples, peaches, blueberries,

plums and pears. ●IPM, low spray (fruit).

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Farms FarmsKickin’ Horse FarmGwen Weisgarber53 Civic St Farmington, NH(603) 755-4715gweisgarber@yahoo.com■Turkeys.●No synthetic chemicals used, no

antibiotics used, no added hormones, free range.

Lazy Gardens FarmAngela and Ron Squires1093 Meaderboro Rd Farmington, NH(603) 859-6979squires@metrocast.net■Apples, peaches, pears, and a wide

variety of vegetables including lettuce, cucumbers, garlic, onions, squash, kale, green and yellow beans, basil, carrots, and many types of tomatoes. Chicken eggs, maple syrup, Thanksgiving turkeys.

●Exempt Organic, no GMO used, IPM, low spray (fruit), no antibiotics used, free range, pasture-raised.

Libby & Son U-PicksMike Libby & Aaron Libby86 Sawyer Mountain Rd Limerick, ME(207) 793-4749info@libbysonupicks.comlibbysonupicks.com■PYO apples, blueberries, peaches, plums,

and raspberries.

Little Pond Farm, LLCKeri Marshall and Peter Mahar53 Depot Rd East Kingston, NH(603) 490-8471mlaw@nh.ultranet.com■PYO Blueberries.●Exempt Organic, no synthetic chemicals

used, no GMO used, no antibiotics used, free range.

Living Land Permaculture Homestead

Steve Diamond & Amy Antonucci219 France Rd Barrington, NHinfo@livinglandpermaculture.comlivinglandpermaculture.com■Chicken and duck eggs. Dominique

chicken pullets, Indian Runner ducks, Nigerian Dwarf goats.

●No synthetic chemicals used, no GMO used, no antibiotics used, no added hormones, free range, pasture-raised, heritage breeds, permaculture practices.

Maple Moon Farm, LLCFrank Ferrucci and Jennifer Schultz289 Chick Rd Lebanon, ME(978) 376-3032maplemoonfarmllc@gmail.commaplemoonfarm.com■Blueberries, golden and red raspberries,

blackberries, strawberries, apples, peaches and a variety of vegetables including garlic. Chicken eggs, maple syrup, honey, and hand-turned wood items.

●No synthetic chemicals used, no GMO used, low spray (fruit), no antibiotics used, no added hormones, free range.

Martha’s Garden, LLCMartha Fenn King16 Huckins Ave York, ME(207) 363-7344Marthasgarden207@gmail.com■Blueberries, raspberries, elderberries.

Many varieties including kale, Swiss chard, garlic, potatoes, onions and much more. Beautiful cut flowers such as zinnias, dahlias and sunflowers; herbs that include tulsi, oregano and rosemary. Bouquets for all occasions, such as weddings, are unique and customized. Think local, no sprays, earthy, in season and gorgeous!

●No synthetic chemicals used.

McDougal Orchards LLCEllen and Jack McAdam201 Hanson Ridge Rd Springvale, ME(207) 324-5054mcdorch@gwi.netwww.mcdougalorchards.com■Apples, peaches, pears, plums, nectarines,

cherries, fall-bearing raspberries, winter squashes, pumpkins. U-pick & cut flowers. SNAP accepted in farm store.

●IPM, low spray (fruit), conventional.★Maine Farmland Trust, Sanford-

Springvale Mousam Way Land Trust

McKenzie’s FarmBrett, Jock and Annie McKenzie71 Northeast Pond Rd Milton, NH(603) 973-1597mckenziesfarm@gmail.comwww.mckenziesfarm.com■Strawberries, raspberries, blueberries,

peaches, fall raspberries, apples, cider. A wide variety of vegetables, including June tomatoes, cucumbers, lettuce, heirloom tomatoes, beans, carrots, and much more. Maple syrup, honey, cider donuts.

√SNAP accepted in farm store.●No GMO used, IPM, low spray (fruit).

Meadow’s MirthJosh Jennings287 South Rd Brentwood, NH(603) 767-2610josh@meadowsmirth.comwww.meadowsmirth.com■A little bit of everything, but especially

salad greens, and the sweetest carrots possible.

●No synthetic chemicals used, no GMO used.

Mildred’s Drumlin FarmSteve Haendler, Deborah Fisher, Tucker

Haendler314 Lee Hook Rd Lee, NH(603) 292-5949henly@comcast.net■Strawberries, elderberries, fall raspberries,

blueberries, haskap. We grow a wide variety of vegetables with a focus on lettuce and greens, brassicas, garlic.

●No synthetic chemicals used, no GMO used.

Miller FarmRich Leonard51 Miller Rd New Durham, NH(603) 767-2652millerfarm@tds.net■Peaches, apples, blueberries, maple syrup.●IPM, low spray (fruit).Misty Meadows Herbal CenterWendy Snow Fogg183 Wednesday Hill Rd Lee, NH(603) 659-7211mistyoffice@comcast.netwww.mistymeadows.org■Herbs - Primarily medicinal, a few

companion veggies. ●No synthetic chemicals used, no GMO

used.

Mona FarmPhil & Gertrud Nugent124 Sandown Rd Danville, NH(603) 642-3703phlpngnt@aol.com■Eggs (chickens, ducks, geese, quail), maple

syrup.●No synthetic chemicals used, no

antibiotics used, no added hormones, pasture-raised, heritage breeds.

Monahan FarmJeff and Christine Walker2 East Rd East Kingston, NH(603) 642-8186■Strawberries, raspberries, blueberries,

peaches, blackberries, fall raspberries, apples, sweet corn, tomatoes, peas, edible pod peas, green beans, summer and winter squashes, cucumbers, pumpkins and others. Sunflowers and cornstalks.

●No GMO used, IPM.

Mousam Valley MushroomsJohn Sharood, Emily Dickinson, Aron

Gonsalves21B Blanchard Rd Springvale, ME(207) 457-6007Emilysharood@gmail.comwww.mousamvalleymushrooms.com■Organic mushrooms●MOFGA Certified Organic, no synthetic

chemicals used, no GMO used.

Old Mountain FarmCheryle Moore-Smith60 Old Mountain Rd Cape Neddick, ME(207) 351-7032goatsnob@maine.rr.comwww.oldmountainfarm.com■Goat meat, goat’s milk, maple syrup, goat

pelts, dairy goat consulting, carpentry.●No routine antibiotics used, no added

hormones, pasture-raised, grass-fed with grain supplement.

Old Orchard FarmBrian & Shawna Godbout42 Nute Rd Madbury, NH(603) 841-0656shawnagodbout@msn.comwww.oldorchard.farm■Lamb, pork, turkey, chicken, maple syrup.●No synthetic chemicals used, IPM, no

added hormones, pasture-raised, grass-fed with grain supplement, heritage breeds.

★LCHIP Conservation easement held by the Town of Madbury

Oliver Merrill & Sons LLCKen & Bob Merrill569 Mammoth Rd Londonderry, NH(603) 622-6636Merrillfarmsnh@gmail.com■Apples, peaches, pears, raspberries, a wide

variety of seasonal vegetables, chicken eggs, hay.

●IPM, low spray (fruit).★Rockingham County Conservation

Commission

Omniflora FarmJess Romano162 Ogunquit Rd Cape Neddick, ME(207) 703-2982jess@omniflorafarm.comwww.omniflorafarm.com■Specialty cut flowers, herbs, and edible

blooms. ●No synthetic chemicals used, no GMO

used.

Orange Circle FarmJeff Benton and Erin Ehlers184 Blackberry Hill Rd Berwick, ME(207) 752-7855orangecirclefarm@gmail.comwww.orangecirclefarm.com■We grow for our CSA so the list changes

week to week. Some favorites include spinach, carrots, green beans, cucumbers, tomatoes, sweet peppers, beets, kale, lettuce, summer and winter squash, radishes, onions, herbs, bok choy and watermelons. Our Flower CSA includes a wide variety of blooms including carnations, cosmos, dahlias, foxglove, gladiolus, lillies, Poppies, scented geraniums, snapdragons, sunflowers and zinnias.

●No synthetic chemicals used, no GMO used. Application for organic certification in process.

Our Farm MaineLaura Young and Aron Gonsalves377 Hanson Ridge Rd Springvale, ME(207) 351-6675ourfarmmaine@gmail.comourfarm.business.site■We specialize in greens, squash, roots

crops, cucumbers and cut flowers. Chicken, pork, beef, hay, compost, mushrooms.

●IPM, no antibiotics used, no added hormones, free range, pasture-raised, 100% grass-fed.

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Parsell FarmThe Parsells677 Pickering Rd Rochester, NH(603) 332-6669ranacg@metrocast.net■Strawberries, beans fresh and dried, beets,

broccoli, cabbage, carrots, cauliflower, sweet corn, popcorn, cucumbers, kale, leeks, lettuce, melons, onions, peas, peppers, potatoes, pumpkins, radishes, spinach, squash swiss chard, tomatoes, maple syrup, horse hay

●No GMO used, IPM, conventional

Pelosi Family FarmMark R Pelosi40 Blake Rd Epping, NH(603) 365-6995Pelosifamilyfarm@gmail.com■Strawberry, blueberries, purple asparagus

and sweet potatoes●No GMO used, low spray (fruit)

Phil’s FarmPhil Cuddeback585 Goodwin Rd Eliot, ME(610) 574-6357philcuddeback@gmail.comPhilsfarmcsa.com■Over 30 different types of vegetables.●MOFGA Certified Organic, no synthetic

chemicals used, no GMO used

Pinewoods Yankee FarmTina Fottler Sawtelle & Erick Sawtelle93 North River Rd Lee, NH(603) 234-7908esawtelles@aol.comlocalharvest.org/pinewoods-yankee-

farm-M5207■Beef, cut flowers, hay, compost●No routine antibiotics used, no added

hormones, pasture-raised, 100% grass-fed, heritage breeds

Prospect Hill Winery & VineyardRichard & Anita Carle318 Orrills Hill Rd Lebanon, ME(207) 651-9335info@prospecthillwines.comprospecthillwines.com■Grape wine●No GMO used, IPM, low spray (fruit)

Ragged Robin Herb FarmTeresa Laney198 Lee Hook Rd Lee NH(603) 988-5006rgdrobin@yahoo.com■Honey. Fall mums starting just after labor

day. Beeswax candles at Portsmouth Health Food.

●IPM

Rare Berry FarmMary Lawrence and David Sliman535 Cape Rd Limington, ME(207) 637-1073contact@rareberryfarm.comwww.rareberryfarm.com■Blueberries, raspberries, plums, beach

plums, cherries, elderberries, jams●IPM, low spray (fruit)

Rivard FarmGerard Rivard110 Blanchard Rd Springvale, ME(207) 324-5566■Berries and peaches, and a wide variety

of vegetables.●IPM, low spray (fruit), conventionalRiver Lily farmPhillip Perry and Jane Stevens329 North Village Rd Ogunquit, ME(207) 646-4039, (207) 502-2563Philipperry2013@gmail.com■Blueberries, PYO peaches, PYO

nectarines, gooseberries, cantaloupes, watermelons. Most all vegetables in season, specializing in heirloom broccoli, gourmet melons, and the finest sweet corn...offering pick your own, specialty fancy restaurant garnish vegetables as well as trials for experimental vegetables from around the world. Honey. One of Maines first cut your own flower fields, honeybee hive tours, field tours picking gourmet baby vegetables ..”eat your way through the field”. Seasonal grower of edible flowers and baby vegetables for many of the areas finer restaurants

●Exempt Organic, no synthetic chemicals used, no GMO used, IPM, low spray (fruit), conventional

★State of Maine Tree Farm

Riverside Farm Stand & GreenhouseDave Tuttle323 Elm St North Berwick, ME(207) 370-5103farmerdave@riversidefarmstand.comwww.riversidefarmstand.com■Strawberries, blueberries, and awide

variety of vegetables from A thru Z including asparagus, tomatoes, peas, corn, potatoes, leafy greens, zucchini and many more. Honey, potted herbs, and vegetable and flowering plants.

●No GMO used, IPM, conventional

Riverslea FarmJeff and Liz Conrad362 North River Rd Epping, NH(603) 679-2629ljconrad01@comcast.netwww.riversleafarm.com■USDA lamb and goat, washable

lambskins, blankets, wool yarn, roving, knit and felted goods

●No synthetic chemicals used, no GMO used, no routine antibiotics used, no added hormones, grass-fed with grain supplement

Root SellerDan, Susan, Tyler Comte13 Nielson Rd Nottingham, NH(603) 833-3758rootsellerllc@gmail.com■Mulberries, potatoes, carrots, onions, peas,

radishes, wheat, dried beans, maple syrup●No synthetic chemicals used, no GMO

used★Bear Paw Regional Greenways

Sanborn Hope FarmJoseph and Charlene Sanborn36 Peaslee Rd Rochester, NH(603) 817-4236charlysanbrn@gmail.com■A wide variety of vegetables including

tomatoes, cucumbers, green beans, kale, salad greens, summer and winter squash, onions, cabbage, Swiss chard and pumpkins. Beef, pork, chicken and turkey, chicken eggs, maple syrup, honey, herbs, cut flowers

●Exempt Organic, no synthetic chemicals used, no GMO used, no antibiotics used, no added hormones, free range, pasture-raised, 100% grass-fed

Sandy Hill FarmBill Widi34 Sandy Hill Ln Eliot, ME(207) 475-7360seacoastcsa@gmail.comseacoastcsa.com■Small fruit and tree fruit, 40 different

vegetables●No synthetic chemicals used, no GMO

used

Shagbark FarmJohn Wakefield and Julia Griewank39 Bernard Rd Rochester, NH(603) 332-8580shagfm@earthlink.net■Strawberries, raspberries, blueberries,

Asian pears, melons. We grow a variety of usual (tomatoes!) and unusual (husk cherries, purple potatoes) vegetables. Honey, catnip toys.

●NHDAMF Certified Organic, no synthetic chemicals used, no GMO used

Sheehan Gardens & HomesteadSheehan Lygren & Gracie Allen11 Carleton Rd Milton, NH(603) 923-0114chefgracie@sheehangardens.comsheehangardens.com■A wide variety of heirloom vegetables

including: tomatoes, peppers, squash, eggplants, melons, beans, peas, root vegetables, herbs, edible flowers, and much more! Heirloom plants and seedlings, microgreens, cut flowers, dried herbs, dried gourds.

●Exempt Organic, no synthetic chemicals used, no GMO used

Short Creek FarmJeff Backer and Dave Viola18 Winding Hill Rd Northwood, NHinfo@shortcreeknh.comwww.shortcreeknh.com■Beef, pork●No synthetic chemicals used, no GMO

used, no routine antibiotics used, no added hormones, pasture-raised, heritage breeds, beef: 100% grass-fed; pork: pasture-raised with grain supplement

★Society for the Protection of New Hampshire Forests

Sirois Family FarmNorm and Sydney Sirois229 Little River Rd Lebanon, ME(207) 432-8042Siroisfamilyfarm@ymail.com■A wide variety of vegetables including

corn, green beans, tomatoes, squash, most root crops. Pork, turkey, chicken, eggs

√Accepts SNAP as payment for CSA●Exempt Organic, no synthetic chemicals

used, no GMO used, no antibiotics used, no added hormones, free range, pasture-raised

Spiller FarmAnna and Bill Spiller85 Spiller Farm Ln Wells, ME(207) 985-2575spillerfarm@maine.rr.comwww.spillerfarm.com■Strawberries, raspberries, blueberries,

melons, peaches, and apples. A wide variety of veggies including butter and sugar corn, silver corn, tomatoes, peppers and eggplant.

●No GMO used, IPM, low spray (fruit)√Great Works Regional Land Trust

Spring Harvest Maple FarmJosh Bouchard761 Franklin Pierce HighwayBarrington, NH(603) 828-6172info@springharvestmaplefarm.comspringharvestmaplefarm.com■Maple syrup●No synthetic chemicals used, no GMO

used★Southeast Land Trust

Squamscott Vineyard & WineryBob Elliott and Bill Meserve70 Rt 108 Newfields, NH(603) 770-6719, (603) 583-1124newfieldsnh@gmail.comwww.blueheronwines.com■Grapes, wine.●No synthetic chemicals used, no GMO

used, IPM, low spray (fruit)

Stone Wall FarmCharlie Reid97 McCrillis Rd Nottingham, NH(603) 679-8101charliereid@ttlc.net■Apples, pears, berries, a wide variety of

vegetables, garlic●MOFGA Certified Organic, no synthetic

chemicals used, no GMO used

Stout Oak FarmKate and Jeff Donald83 Middle Rd Brentwood, NH(603) 340-0571stoutoakfarm@gmaill.comwww.stoutoakfarm.com■A wide variety of Certified Organic

vegetables including micro greens, salad greens, chicories, lettuce, kale, carrots, cherry tomatoes, heirloom tomatoes, cucumbers, zucchini, summer squash, radishes, potatoes, cabbage, onions, scallions, and much more. We also grow Certified Organic vegetable seedlings for home gardeners. Available for pre-order via our website, and during our Spring Plant Sale on Memorial Day weekend.

√Accepts SNAP as payment for CSA●NHDAMF Certified Organic, no

synthetic chemicals used, no GMO used★Southeast Land Trust

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Sturgeon Creek FarmLeslie Stevens1651 State Rd Eliot, ME(603) 767-8545leslie@sturgeoncreekfarm.comwww.sturgeoncreekfarm.com■Strawberries, blueberries, potatoes, garlic,

carrots, beets, kale, peas, cucumbers, squash, beans, lettuce, onions, leeks, beef, chicken, turkey, chicken eggs, vegetable seedlings

●No synthetic chemicals used, no GMO used, no antibiotics used, no added hormones, pasture-raised, grass-fed with grain supplement, heritage breeds

Sugarmomma’s Maple FarmDebra LockePO Box 56 Northwood, NH(603) 942-7005info@sugarmommasmaple.comsugarmommasmaple.com■Maple syrup, turkeys, maple syrup●No antibiotics used, no added hormones,

free range

Sweet Baby VineyardStacey and Lewis Eaton260 Stage Rd Hampstead, NH(603) 347-1738sweetbabyvineyard@comcast.netwww.sweetbabyvineyard.com■Fruits and wine, chicken eggs, maple

syrup, honey●IPM, low spray (fruit), conventional

Tecce FarmChet Tecce Jr.240 Mast Rd Durham NH(603) 285-1394teccefarm@gmail.comteccefarm.com■Apples, PYO apples, and peaches. Many

varieties of seasonal vegetables including: sweet corn, tomatoes, cucumbers, green beans, squash, potatoes, pumpkins. Chicken eggs, maple syrup, honey, PYO flowers.

●No GMO used, IPM, low spray (fruit), conventional

★Southeast Land Trust

Ten Rod FarmMatthew Scruton and Gretchen Scruton195 Ten Rod Rd Rochester NH(603) 941-4956tenrodfarm@gmail.com■A variety of vegetables, chicken eggs,

maple syrup, hay●Exempt Organic, free range, pasture-

raised★Southeast Land Trust

Three Sisters Organic FarmMaggie and Ben O’Brien8 Earl’s Rd South Berwick, ME(603) 303-5790threesistersfarmsobo@gmail.com■A wide variety of vegetables including

lettuce, carrots, tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers, eggplant, green beans, sweet corn, garlic, onions and more

●MOFGA Certified Organic, no synthetic chemicals used, no GMO used, IPM

Tiny Hill FarmArt Haeussler & Larissa Mullen38 Willey Rd Milton Mills, NH(603) 817-0081tinyhillfarm@gmail.comtinyhillfarm.com■Chicken eggs, goose eggs, goat milk.

Custom hatching of fertile eggs, juvenile exhibition bantams, registered Nigerian dwarf goats, Nigerian dwarf goat breeding services, goat yoga classes, educational farm tours, goat care and management classes, farm rentals for weddings and other events. Please call or text for live poultry, goat kids, large orders, or during the winter months.

●No routine antibiotics used, free range, pasture-raised, grass-fed with grain supplement, heritage breeds

Tuckaway FarmChuck and Laurel Cox, Dorn andSarah Cox36 Captain Smith Emerson RdLee, NH(603) 988-5065tuckawayfarmstore@gmail.com■PYO blueberries (please call ahead),

strawberries, raspberries, peaches, concord grapes.

A wide variety of vegetables, including asparagus, beans, beets, celery, chard, corn, cucumbers, eggplant, kale, leeks, lettuce, onions, peas, radish, peppers, potatoes, rhubarb, spinach, squash, tomatoes, turnips. Culinary rye, heirloom flint corn/roasted cornmeal, small quantities of dried beans. Lamb, chicken eggs. Hay is available from the field, barn, or with delivery charge (please call for more information).

●NHDAMF Certified Organic, no synthetic chemicals used, no GMO used, pasture-raised

★LCHIP, NHDES, SPNHF, Town of Lee

Twisty Woods FarmJesika Belair137 Mount Delight Rd Deerfield, NHtrailsandcoffee16@hotmail.com■Wide variety of vegetables and maple syrup●No synthetic chemicals used, no GMO

used

Two Farmers FarmKelsey Herringotn & Dominic Pascarelli168 Cleaves St #B Biddeford, ME(207) 205-9870kelsey@twofarmersfarm.comwww.twofarmersfarm.com■Rhubarb, a wide variety of vegetables,

including salad greens, root crops, heirloom tomatoes, shishito peppers and more.

●No synthetic chemicals used, no GMO used

Two Toad FarmJordan Pike and Mb Stocking78 Sunset Rd Springvale, MEwww.TwoToadFarm.com■Over 200 varieties of vegetables and

herbs, eggs, cow’s milk yogurt and cheese, sheep’s milk yogurt and cheese.

√Accepts SNAP as payment for CSA●No synthetic chemicals used, no GMO

used. no antibiotics used, no added hormones, pasture-raised, grass-fed with grain supplement, heritage breeds. No synthetic chemicals, fertilizers, pesticides, herbicides, GMO’s have EVER been used by Two Toad Farm and NEVER WILL.

Union Lake Peach OrchardKaren Caverly, Ryan Caverly, and Becky Ripley178 Young Rd Barrington, NH(603) 664-2196lkcaverly@gmail.com■Peaches and nectarines●IPM, low spray (fruit), conventional

Velvet Pastures Elk RanchJim and Lou Ann Griswold95 Wednesday Hill Rd Lee, NH(603) 659-6972bradley@velvetpastures.comvelvetpastures.com■Asian pears, elk, chicken●No GMO used, low spray (fruit), no

antibiotics used, no added hormones, pasture-raised, 100% grass-fed

★United States Department of Agriculture NRCS Grasslands Protection Program

Vernon Family FarmJeremiah and Nicole Vernon301 Piscassic Rd Newfields, NH(603) 340-4321Vernonfamilyfarm@gmail.comwww.vernonfamilyfarm.com■Chicken - broilers, rotisserie chicken,

pot pie, soup, broths, boneless breast, bone-in breast, boneless thigh, bone-in thigh, drumstick, wing, sausages, ground, organs, bones and more. Chicken eggs

●No GMO used, no antibiotics used, no added hormones, pasture-raised

★Newfields Conservation Commission

Vickery FarmGary and Cheryl Kusnierz83 Meaderboro Rd Rochester, NH(603) 781-9855■Fruit, cider, apples, raspberries,

blueberries, strawberries, summer squash, zucchini, tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers, corn, winter squash, pumpkins, eggs, preserves

●No GMO used, IPM, low spray (fruit), free range

Wake Robin FarmRobert, Marsha, and Abigail Wiggin52 Union Rd Stratham, NH(603) 772-5740abigailwiggin81@gmail.comwakerobinfarm.wordpress.com■Cantaloupes, strawberries, watermelon,

pears, raspberries, black raspberries, currants, gooseberries, arctic kiwi. A wide variety of vegetables including asparagus, arugula, beans, beets, Brussels sprouts, carrots, cucumber, popcorn, celery, cabbage, eggplant, fennel, garlic, kale, lettuce, leeks, mustard greens, onions, sweet & hot peppers, tomatoes, ginger, sweet corn. Cornmeal, popcorn, pork, chicken eggs. Fresh cut flowers, vegetable & flower transplants, hanging baskets, fresh & dried herbs, gourd birdhouses

√Accepts SNAP as payment for CSASNAP as payment for CSA●No GMO used, IPM, low spray (fruit).

No antibiotics used, no added hormones, free range, pasture-raised

★Town of Stratham NH

White Gate FarmSusan Vallone McGeough119 Prescott Rd Epping, NH(603) 679-5743svmcgeough@comcast.netwhitegatefarm.org■Strawberries, blueberries, raspberries,

blackberries, peaches,cherries, pears, grapes, apples

We raise the usual vegetables expected, but specialize on heirloom tomatoes and heirloom winter squash. Pork, chicken eggs. Maple syrup, honey, cut flowers, herbs, spring plants

●No GMO used, low spray (fruit), no antibiotics used, no added hormones, free range, pasture-raised, grass-fed with grain supplement

Willow Creek SugarhouseBrad Rice137 Willow Rd East Kingston, NH(603) 347-2027bradrice@comcast.netwillowcreeksugarhouse.com■Maple syrup, honey

Wolf Pine FarmAmy Sprague & Tom Harms259 Mouse Ln Alfred, ME(207) 619-4272farm@wolfpinefarm.comwolfpinefarm.com■We grow certified organic crops ranging

from peas to parsnips, tomatillos to tomatoes to tatsoi, cucumbers to carrots to celeriac, and sweet potatoes to summer squash for our CSA. Pork & chicken. Maple syrup.

√Accepts SNAP as payment for CSA●MOFGA Certified Organic. No

antibiotics used, no added hormones, free range, pasture-raised

Wyndswept FarmSusan Polcaro205 Patterson Rd Limerick, ME(207) 608-7886wyndsweptfarmqh@yahoo.com■Grains, beef, and pork●Exempt Organic, no added hormones,

free range, pasture-raised, 100% grass-fed, grass-fed with grain supplement, heritage breeds

Zorvino VineyardsJim & Cheryl Zanello226 Main St Sandown, NH(603) 887-8463info@zorvino.comwww.zorvino.com■2500 grape vines from Minnesota

hybrids, hops, blueberries, peaches, apples and pears. Full gardens of tomatoes, squash, peppers, melons, cucumbers, etc are used in our wine and our kitchen. Hops.

●No GMO used, IPM, low spray (fruit)

Farm Guide Key:■ Products ● Farming practices ★ Conservation easement

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Seacoast Harvest is a tool to help consumers find sources of local food. The farms listed are located in Rockingham, Strafford, or York Counties and produce edible, agricultural products. All the growers listed in Seacoast Harvest either sell their products directly to consumers, or their products are explicitly identifiable and are available for purchase by consumers in the secondary market.

Information listed in this guide is submitted directly by the farmers and producers on an annual basis. Seacoast Eat Local is not responsible for omissions or errors. Consumers should call ahead when visiting farms to check hours and product availability and to speak with the growers for the most accurate and up to date information.

Listing Criteria

Seafood

Local scallops can be frozen directly on a cookie sheet and then placed in serving size freezer bags. White fish and squid are best frozen in a salt water solution. Place a serving size in a freezer bag, add saltwater solution and lay flat in the freezer.

Freezing Local Seafood

Cooking locally caught fish

Eat Local All Year Long!January

Visit a Winter Farmers’ Market. Eat out at a restaurant that serves local food each season.

February Sign up for a CSA share. Start planning your garden and order seedlings.

March Visit a sugar shack Finish up your store of preserved foods and make room in the pantry for spring.

April Look for early spring greens.

Start to clean out your garden.

May Celebrate spring as outdoor markets open for the summer.

June Pick-your-own strawberries

July Go berry picking and enjoy the first sweet corn of the year

August NH Eat Local Month! Look for special events and farm days at nheatlocal.org Start canning, freezing, or drying food to eat in winter

September Celebrate the harvest! Try a new vegetable or local meat

October Visit a pumpkin patch and take a hayride or get lost in a corn maze. Order your Thanksgiving turkey.

November Shop for a local Thanksgiving feast as Winter Farmers’ Markets open for the season

December Celebrate the season with gifts from Holiday Winter Markets

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Cedar Point Oyster Farm Steve and Tess Weglarz Durham, NH (603) 502-1914 nhoysters@gmail.com

■ Live oysters.▲ Wholesale direct to restaurants: Sanders Fish Market,

Newick’s.

Fox Point Oysters Laura Brown Dover, NH (217) 714-1195 laura@foxpointoysters.com www.foxpointoysters.com

■ Oysters.▲ Summer Farmers’ Markets: At farm (call ahead to pick up at farm parking lot,

some delivery available to people who call ahead). PYO during scheduled farm tours only.

Area retailers: Restaurants. Sell to wholesalers who distribute to restaurants

★NH Fish and Game, The NH Nature Conservancy, Great Bay Stewards, Coastal Conservation Association

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New England Fishmongers LLC Elliot ME (603) 953-5515 kayla@newenglandfishmongers.com www.newenglandfishmongers.com

■ Seafood - fresh haddock, cod, pollock, bluefin tuna, halibut as well as sea scallops..

▲ Area farmers’ markets and home delivery every Friday for $100 minimum.

New Hampshire Community Seafood Cooperative 1 Peirce Island Rd Portsmouth, NH andrea.csfish@gmail.com www.nhcommunityseafood.com

■ Fish and shellfish. ▲ Area farmers’ markets, CSF Summer and Winter.

Yankee Fisherman’s Cooperative 725 Ocean Blvd Seabrook, NH (603) 474-9850 yankeecoop@myfairpoint.net facebook.com/yankeefish

■ Seafood

The rule of thumb is to bake fish for 10 minutes for every one inch of filet thickness, at 400 degrees.

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Gleaning Gleaning: gather (leftover grain or other produce) after a harvest.

Through a grant from NH Farm to School, gleaning coordinators around the state aim to make a critical connection between local farms, gardeners, and other producers, and the many food pantries in our area.

Excess produce is also directed to local schools and other educational programs. Email SBernard@gathernh.org to be added to the list of Seacoast region gleaning volunteers or to arrange to have us come to your farm to harvest produce you would like to donate. Learn more at nhgleans.org.

NH Gleans

Durham:

Cornucopia Food Pantry Waysmeet Center (United Campus Ministry), 15 Mill Rd (603) 862-1165 waysmeet@comcast.net

Portsmouth:

Gather (formerly The Seacoast Family Food Pantry) 210 West Rd, Ste 3 (603) 436-0641

Exeter:

St. Vincent de Paul Society Food Pantry 53 Lincoln St (603) 772-9922 svdp@svdpexeter.com

Food pantries in the Seacoast that accept donations of fresh food. The option to donate healthy, local food offers an inspiring way to contribute to the important work of food pantries: farmers can donate some of their bumper crop, volunteers can glean from farm fields, and individual gardeners can bring in produce when their gardens are overflowing.

Please contact the pantries to arrange donations. Drop-off times and additional pantry information can be found on our website, www.seacoasteatlocal.org.

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Samm

From weekly stops to one-time events, there are a number of ways to enjoy the mobile market.

The Seacoast Area Mobile Market (SAMM) serves as an ambassador of all local food producers in Rockingham, Strafford, and York Counties. We operate like a mini farmers’ market by offering for sale a wide of variety prod-ucts from local farmers and food producers. Our custom designed vehicle pulls into a safe, accessible area and opens up for business.

There are multiple options available for businesses, schools, community sites, and other locations. SAMM intro-duces communities to local food and farms by offering a welcoming farmers’ market experience on the go. We provide resources to help all people know how to access and use the highest quality local foods all year.

We accept all forms of payment including SNAP. Customers using SNAP will receive 50% off fruits and veg-etables. For schedule and more information go to www.seacoasteatlocal.org/SAMM and make sure to follow SAMM on Instagram @sammvan

If you’re interested in having the Mobile Market visit your community, school, or workplace please contact Ce-leste@SeacoastEatLocal.org. We also have sponsorship opportunities if your business or organization would like to help us spread local food far and wide!

The Seacoast Area Mobile Market started in 2016 and is generously funded by Harvard Pilgrim Health Care Foundation’s Healthy Food Fund and the New Hampshire Charitable Foundation.

Ways to GiveSeacoast Eat Local is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization that welcomes tax-deductible charitable donations of all sizes from businesses and individuals alike. Donate securely on our website or by mailing a check to 2 Washington St Suite 331, Dover, NH 03820. Donations help our programs stay strong. Businesses looking to sponsor events or programs should contact the Seacoast Eat Local office for our full menu of sponsorship opportunities and benefits.

Ways to VolunteerWith a large variety of programs offered throughout the year, Seacoast Eat Local is always looking for volunteers! Opportunities include helping at markets, gleaning at local farms, and serving as a member of program committees. If you have a passion for local food, we’d love for you to be a part of what we do! To get involved, contact our Program Coordinator, info@seacoasteatlocal.org.

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Have You Met SAMM?SAMM, the Seacoast Area Mobile Market, the first mobile market program of its kind in New Hampshire, is part of a larger Mobile Market consortium that spans New England, and is generously funded by the Harvard Pilgrim Health Care Foundation’s Healthy Food Fund. SAMM will be hitting the road again starting in June 2018!

The goal of SAMM is to provide access to local foods in communities within our service region that meet one of a number of criteria for having reduced/inconsistent access to fresh, local foods. In addition to these community stops, SAMM also services a small number of employers in our region as an employee benefit program. SAMM is also aimed at supporting local agricultural businesses in our region. By sourcing product as locally to market stops as possible, we hope to incentivize and support small scale agricultural businesses in their growth.

SAMM accepts EBT/SNAP benefits for purchases and also runs incentive programs that are aimed at helping low-income individuals stretch their dollars at markets and purchase more fresh, local and healthy food. SAMM accepts SNAP tokens as well as Granite State Market Match fruit and vegetable coupons that SNAP customers may receive at traditional markets. Rather than receiving matching coupons for purchases, SAMM customers receive a 50% discount on fruits and vegetables.

See SAMM in Summer 2018 at our Community Stop Sites, June 18th - September 28th.

SAMM

10-10:30 Dover Housing, Central Towers, Henry Law Ave, Dover11:00-1:00 Exeter Hospital, Alumni Drive, Exeter5:00-6:30 Goodwin Library, Main Street, Farmington9:30-10:00 Senior Housing, Waldron Towers, Green Street, Dover11:00-12:00 Strafford County Complex at Riverside Rest Home, County Road, Dover2:00-4:00 Rolling Green Nursery, Breakfast Hill Road, Greenland10:00-11:30 Core Physicians Park, Holland Way, Exeter1:00-3:00 Raymond Shopping Plaza, Freetown Rd, Raymond

To learn more, visit www.seacoasteatlocal.org/samm or follow us on instagram @sammvan

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Coloring pages sponsored by Three River Farmer Alliance

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Illustrations byCole Gove

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Fruit Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Decapples ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ● ● ● ● ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

blueberries ● ● ● ● ● ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

cantaloupes & melons ● ● ● ●

peaches ● ● ● ●

pears ● ● ●raspberries ● ● ● ●

rhubarb ● ● ● ●strawberries ● ●watermelon ● ● ● ●

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Brussels sprouts ● ● ● ● ● ●cabbage ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ■ ■ ■ ■carrots ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ■ ■ ■

corn ● ● ● ● ●cucumbers ● ● ● ● ● ●

eggplant ● ● ● ● ●

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kale & collards ▲ ▲ ▲ ▲ ▲ ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ▲ ▲

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parsnips ■ ■ ■ ■ ● ● ● ● ● ● ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■peas ● ● ● ●

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summer squash & zucchini ● ● ● ● ●Swiss chard ▲ ▲ ▲ ▲ ▲ ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ▲ ▲ ▲

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Seasonal availability for the Seacoast

Available year-round: meat and poultry, eggs, milk, cheese, honey, maple syrup, wine, seafood ● fresh ■ storage ▲ greenhouse or extended season www.seacoastharvest.org

Seasonal Availability

In our annual publication, Seacoast Harvest, our mis-sion is to provide the information and resources nec-essary for consumers to access sources of local foods all year long in a variety of ways. Our online local food guide at www.seacoastharvest.org provides additional resources and is updated throughout the year.

Seacoast Eat Local strives to increase access to locally produced food among SNAP/EBT benefit recipients. We provide this vital service at all our winter mar-kets and at participating summer markets and farm stands. Funding initiatives and partnerships have in-creased the purchasing power of our clientele through matching incentives.

Seacoast Eat Local is the organizer of the Winter Farmers’ Market Program at Wentworth Green-houses and Exeter High School. Our efforts extend the revenue season for local farmers, helping to ensure their economic health through the off-season. These events create a complete circle of local food availability for consumers, proving that local food can be a year-round commitment. We pride ourselves on providing a space for farmers and consumers to gather and enjoy one another’s company.

The mission of the Seacoast Area Mobile MarketProgram (SAMM) is to strengthen communities through greater access to local foods for all Seacoast residents. By bringing locally produced, fresh food products to individuals in their communities at home and at work, we seek to eliminate transportation barri-ers and thereby expand access to local food. Expanding food access in communities with historically limited access will, in turn, support the growth and spread of local agricultural efforts and businesses and also further cement awareness of the importance of eating locally across our region.

Seacoast Eat LocalSeacoast Eat Local is a registered 501(c)3 nonprofit organization founded in 2006 with the mission to increase access to fresh, local foods. We connect people with sources of locally grown foods and advocate eating locally for the health of our environment, community, culture, and economy. Through advocacy, organizing, and edu-cation, we work toward a sustainable local food system that meets the needs of both producers and consumers. In dedication to this mission we operate four primary programs: Seacoast Harvest, Winter Farmers’ Markets, SNAP/EBT acceptance and incentives services, and the Seacoast Area Mobile Market (SAMM). Learn more about our organization, programs, and how to get involved at www.seacoasteatlocal.org

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