The Sudduth Strain Brandywine tomato is one of the best tasting heirloom tomatoes available to gardeners today. It has an incredibly rich, delightfully intense tomato flavor. When ripening on the vine, the Sudduth Brandywine's flesh bulges out of its skin. The tomatoes are large, pink, beefsteak fruits weighing up to 2 pounds
We are a diversified family farm growing certified organic flowers, vegetables, and perennials. Find us at the Telluride Farmers market, and in Paonia. Call or email for info about our flower CSA.
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Z Food Farm is a small, certified organic farm that sells at farmers' markets, restaurants, and through a CSA program. Our mission is to promote food as a powerful cultural force for interacting with our environment and within our communities by providing certified organic, high quality, exciting varieties of vegetables, herbs, flowers, and fruits. We believe that food is not only fundamental to our human existence, but that we can have a more exciting and fulfilling way of life through eating!
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Your Hometown Harvests is accepting members for 2013, our fourth CSA season. We grow vegetables and fruit in Monmouth, Oregon with a focus on heirloom and locally adapted varieties. We use organic methods and never use synthetic herbicides, pesticides or fertilizers. On large portions of our farm we use deep mulch methods that add to soil fertility, prevent erosion and eliminate the need for irrigation. We are committed to continually improving the health of the earth we farm.
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We are a producers market; only products grown, raised, or made by our local vendors can be sold at this market. We offer a wide variety of farm-fresh produce (including several organic growers), plants for your vegetable and flower gardens, all natural beef and cheese, honey, apples, delectable baked goods, wine, many crafts, gorgeous flower bouquets, soaps and even furniture! Live entertainment every Tuesday and Saturday.
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Woods Farmers Market offers locally grown produce, eggs, goat cheese, jams, jellies, pickles, preserves, baked goods and hand-crafted items.
Locally-grown foods don't have to endure long storage and long distance travel, so they are generally far more flavorful, fresher, and thus retain more health-building nutrients. Take the "The Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services" challenge... by supporting your local farmer - buy locally grown foods to boost the local economy.
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