Organic Food Guide: Baystate Certified by Town

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Acton

1. Butter Brook Farm
Guy McKay
982 Main Street
(978) 263-1936
www.butterbrookfarm.com
Tomatoes, greens, seasonal vegetables, herbs, seedlings and bedding plants. Farmstand & market open year round. Mon-Fri, 9am-6pm, Sat 9am-5pm, Sun 11am-5pm. Retail. Wholesale.

2. George Howell Coffee Co.
Terroir Coffee
Jerry O’Hare
312 School Street
(978) 635-9033
info@terroircoffee.com
www.terroircoffee.com
Roasted single origin coffee. Green coffee. Brewers & accessories. Coffee roasting facility. Office hours are 9am-5m. Customers can walk in to purchase bags of coffee.

Acushnet

3.Long Plain Organics
Rene and Ellen Racine
1298 N. Main Street
(508) 763-8196
Small family production, consumption at present. Summer vegetables and herbs.

4. The Clover Path Garden
Cynda Williams
191 Quaker Lane
(508) 763-5901
Fresh eggs, pullet replacements, ready to cook stew birds, Muscovy ducks and duck eggs in season. Retail at Rochester Farmer’s Market, May-Oct. Local egg route during Winter & Spring months.

Amherst

5. Delta Organic Farm
Jim Pitts
352 East Hadley Road
(413) 253-1893
www.deltaorganicfarm.com
Asparagus, strawberries, rhubarb, onions, tomatoes, winter squash and garlic. Amherst Farmer’s Market. Wholesale.

6. Old Friends Farm
Missy Baharat & Casey Steinberg
P. O. Box 904
(413) 253-9182
www.oldfriendsfarm.com
Growing certified organic, high quality specialty cut flowers, salad greens and ginger. Amherst Farmer’s Market and Boston area markets as well as wholesale to restaurants/florists.

7. Organic Fields at UMASS
Crop Research Education Ctr.
Ruth Hazzard
Extension Vegetable Program
250 Natural Resource Rd
301 – Agricultural Engineering Building
(413) 545-3696
www.umassvegetables.org
Research projects in Brassica crops are our primary focus. Research & Education.

8. Simple Gifts Farm
Jeremy Barker Plotkin
P.O. Box 9631
(413) 323-9608
jpb@the-spa.com
Heirloom tomatoes, garlic, cucumbers, summer & winter squash, transitional salad mix, greens, lettuce, potatoes, melons and onions. CSA. Wholesale.

Barnstable

9. Cape Cod Organic Farm
Tim Friary
P.O. Box 93
(508) 362-5980
timfriary@aol.com
Vegetables. Wholesale. Farmer’s Market.

Barre

10. Babcia’s Farm
Melanie Cruz
234 Spooner Road
(978) 355-4053
babciafarm@yahoo.com
Chicken, duck and beef stock. Chicken & duck eggs. Organic lard, raw organic butter, honey, whole grain baked goods, vegetables and herbs in season. Call ahead or stop by Misty Brook Farm Shop or Paxton Farmer’s Market.

11. Many Hands Organic Farm
Julie Rawson & Jack Kittredge
411 Sheldon Road
(978) 355-2853
farm@mhof.net
www.mhof.net
Spring, Summer & Fall fruit and flower shares. Pork, chicken, turkey, geese, lard and garlic. Farm workshops.

12. Misty Brook Farm
Katia and Brendan Holmes
830 Springhill Road
(413) 477-8234
mistybrookorganicfarm@yahoo.com
Come visit this traditional mixed farm where the cows are 100% grass-fed, pigs are pastured and poultry are free-range.

Belchertown

13. Reahurst Farm
Doug Rae
291 State Street
(413) 323-0306
raehurstfarm@aol.com
Eggs, chickens, turkeys and strawberries. Farmstand, Saturdays, 8am-4pm.

14. Sweet Earth Farm
Patrick R. Taylor
33 Poole Road
(413) 323-0733
capsicuman@yahoo.com
Vegetables, cut flowers, herbs, vegetable & bedding plants. Farmer’s Market at Amherst & Central Square in Cambridge as part of Lampson Brook Farm cooperative.

Berkley

Berlin

16. Great Oak Farm
Steen Bentzen
227 Highland Street
(978) 838-2097
oaksteen@aol.com
Vegetables, small berries, and flowers. We produce seedlings, plants and potted plants for early Farmer’s Markets: Waltham, Arlington Ctr., Waltham Ctr. and Worcester East End. Farmstand.

Bernardston

17. Couch Brook Farm
Elaine Morley
184 Couch Brook Road
(413) 648-9659
cbrookfarm@localnet.com
Retail vegetables, annuals and perennial plants. Available May-early June. Wholesale. Strawberries, blueberries, raspberries, cut flowers, annual & perennial vegetable plants.

Boston

18. Serving Ourselves Farm
Jean Claude Bourrut
P. O. Box 220648
(617) 534-2526 x304
jcbourrut@bphc.org
Vocational training. Therapeutic program for the homeless. 75% of all produce grown goes to shelters and 25% is sold locally. Volunteers welcome. Farmstand on Wednesdays.

Brewster

19. Tea Culture
Joseph Augustino
3655 Main Street
Unit 18
(508) 896-8327
www.teaculture-capecod.com Rare teas. Retail. Wholesale.

Brockton

20. Uno Food Inc.
Sandra Therrien
180 Spark Street
(508) 580-1561
www.unofoods.com
Deep dish pizzas, hand tossed pizzas, organic flatbread crusts (ultra thin), calzones and quesadillas. Food manufacturing.

Buzzards Bay

21. Bay End Farm
David Ingersoll
400 Head of the Bay Road
(508) 759-8050
erin@bayendfarm.com
www.bayendfarm.com
Farmstand on Saturdays at 200 Bournedale Road, Buzzards Bay.

Cambridge

22. Superior Nut Co., Inc.
225 Monsignor O’Brien Hwy.
(617) 876-3808
www.superiornut.com
Peanuts. We also have conventional nut products. Wholesale.

Canton

23. Harbar Corporation
Ezequiel Montemayor
320 Turnpike Street
(800) 881-7040
www.harbar.com Tortillas and wraps. Manufacturer.

24. Pearlco of Boston
Saratoga Salad Dressing
Judith Pearlstein
5 Whitman Road
(781) 821-1010
jpearlstein@saratogadressings.com Salad dressings, sauces, marinades, dips and related items. Manufacturer

Carlisle

25. Goshen Hill Garlic Farm
Bonnie Sellew
84 Shady Brook Lane
(978) 318-0698
pbsellew@comcast.net
Garlic for eating and planting. Hardneck, Rocambole and Porcelain garlic. We sell product at local Farmer’s Markets. We deliver garlic within a ten mile radius of our home and mail order is available.

Carver

26. Web of Life Organic Farm
Donna Blischke
71 Silva Street
(508) 866-7721
dblischke@weboflifefarm.com
www.weboflife.com
Seedlings, produce, herbs, honey, eggs and poultry as well as farm made products from the fields and hives.

Charlemont

27. Bear Mountain Farm
Todd Richardson
Vegetables, herbs and cut flowers. Annual and perennial plants, flowers, ornamental grasses and hardy bamboo. Wholesale. CSA. Charlemont Farmer’s Market.

28. Blue Heron Farm
Bill and Norma Coli
6 Warner Hill Road
(413) 339-4045
info@blueheronfarm.com
www.blueheronfarm.com
Maple syrup, Norwegian Fjord horses, high-bush blueberries. Retail. Wholesale. We offer farm vacations in 5 separate furnished houses of different sizes, all located on our farm. Call for information

Chatham

29. The Art of Roasting
Justin Scott
P. O. Box
(508) 945-1613
www.theartofroasting.com
French roasted coffees. Retail internet based sales.

Chesterfield

30. Crabapple Farm
Tevis and Rachel Robertson-Goldberg
100 Bryant Street
P. O. Box 263
(413) 296-0310
crabapplefarm@verizon.net
Organic vegetables, herbs, flowers and seedlings. Grass-fed beef, lamb and eggs. CSA. Farmstand. At Greenfield Farmer’s Market.

31. West Branch Farm Products
Doug Rockwell
97 Old State Street
(413) 354-6380
Blueberries, strawberries, raspberries, concord grapes, blackberries, black raspberries, violet blossoms and black walnuts. PYO. Retail. Wholesale. 9am- 3pm daily. Farmer’s Markets: Lexington & Barrington. Farmstand, Chester, Route 20, Fri-Sun 10am-4pm.

Cohasset

32. Holly Hill Farm
Ben Wolbach & Hannah Hobbs
236 Jerusalem Road
(781) 383-1455
hollyhillfarm@yahoo.com
www.hollyhillfarm.org
Vegetables, flowers and herbs. Farmstand Wed., Sat & Sun seasonally. Educational programs. Plant sale late May. Call for hours.

Colrain

33. New England Wild Edibles
Paul Lagreze
65 Foundry Village Road
(413) 624-5188
plagrezw@mtdata.net
www.newedibles.com
Shiitake mushrooms in season, April-Nov. Dried in limited quantities year round. Retail. Wholesale. Call or email for visits or to purchase mushrooms.

Concord

34. Hutchins Farm
Brian Cramer
754 Monument Street
(978) 369-5041
hutchfarm@earthlink.net
www.hutchinsfarm.com
Mixed seasonal vegetables, blueberries, strawberries, herbs, flowers, vegetable transplants and organic apples. Farmstand open late May – Nov.

35. Spencer Brook Farm
Dan Kittredge
77 Westford Road
(978) 257-2627
dan@mhof.net
www.spencerbrookfarm.com

Cummaquid

36. Kelly Farm
Jean M. Iverson
Marston Lane & 6A
(508) 362-8136
Stand open July-Oct 15, Tuesday through Saturday, starting at 10am. Vegetables and raspberries in season.

Dartmouth

37. Eva’s Garden
Eva Sommaripa
Fresh culinary herbs, greens and flowers. Wholesale only.

Dracut

38. Shaw Dairy Farm
Warren Shaw
195 New Boston Road
(978) 957-0031
warren@shawfarm.com
www.shawfarm.com
2008 is Shaw Farm’s 100th year of fresh local dairy products direct to consumers. Traditional as well as organic farm fresh milk.

Everett

39. Infinite Herbs LLC
Camilo Penalosa
165 Market Street, Unit 19
(617) 387-5999
cpenalosa@infiniteherbs.com www.infiniteherbs.com Fresh herbs and vegetable specialties. Open 7am-5pm. Wholesale.

Fitchburg

40. New England Organic Feeds
United Cooperative Farmers Inc.
22 Kimball Place
(800) 343-0473
www.ucf-inc.com Dairy, poultry and livestock feeds. Bulk feeds are available for delivery to farms in New England & Easter NY. Bagged feeds are available through approved dealers. Manufacturer.

Gill

41. Upinngil
Clifford Hatch
411 Main Street
(413) 863-2297
pickens@crocker.com
Strawberries, raspberries, melons, cucumbers, straw, mulch, honey, milk, grain (wheat) and potatoes. PYO strawberries and raspberries. Farmstand open 7 days, May-Oct.

Goshen

42. Appalacian Naturals
P. O. Box 68
(413) 268-7367
www.appalaciannaturals.com
We make natural and organic sauces, dressings and dips using locally grown and produced ingredients. New for 2008: organic salsa and cranberry sauces, swettened with agave nectar instead of sugar! Please visit our website for more info.

Granby

43. Red Fire Farm
Ryan Voliand
7 Carver Street
(413) 863-2297
redfirefarm@gmail.com
www.redfirefarm.com
CSA shares for Boston and Western MA locations. Farmstand May 1–Oct 31, 9am-dusk. Springfield X Farmer’s Market. Wholesale. We can help you eat organic produce all year long!

Greenfield

44. Pierce Bros. Coffee Roasters
Sean & Darren Pierce
76 Hope Street
(413) 774-2100
www.piercebroscoffeeroasters.com Fair-trade organic coffee.

Hadley

45. Astarte Farm
Dan Pratt
123 West Street
(413) 584-5552
dporganic@aol.com
www.astartefarm.com
Specializing in heirloom tomatoes (plants & fruit), sweet corn, gourmet garlic and unusual vegetables.

46. Lakeside Organic
Joe Czajkowski
86 Commins Road
(413) 237-2615
debacz@aol.com
We specialize in pre –cut organic produce available for supermarket chains, institutions and schools. Both our field and our facility are inspected and certified for organic production.

47. Plainville Farm
Wally Czajkowski
135 Mt. Warner Road
(413) 549-6683
Green beans. July-Sept. Wholesale.

Hardwick

48. Out of the Woods Farm
Ridgeway F. Shinn III
370 Flemming Road
(413) 657-7709
ridge@bakewellrepo.com
Hay, custom grazing.

49. Robinson Farm
Pamela Robinson
42 Jackson Road
P. O. Box 94
(413) 477-6988
pbrfarm@comcast.net
www.robinsonfarm.com
Grass-fed raw milk, cheese and certified organic eggs. Milk & grass-fed veal. Perennials, hay, flowers and vegetables. Farmstand.

Harvard

50. Old Frog Pond Farm
Linda Hoffman
38 Eldridge Road
(978) 456-9616
www.oldfrogpondfarm.com
Raspberries. apples. PYO in season, 10am-5pm, Aug-Columbus Day.

Harwich

51. Cape Farm Supply & Cranberry Co.
Leo Cakounes
374 Main Street
(508) 364-1512
www.cranberrybogtours.com
Cranberries. Bog and farm tours along with farm animals. 1 ½ hour tour around 33 acre working farm. Tours by appointment. Farmstand 24/7 self serve.

52. Pleasant Lake Farm LLC
Karen Lee
2 Birch Drive
(508) 432-3557
info@pleasantlakefarm.com
www.pleasantlakefarm.com
Lettuce, tomatoes, peas, beans, potatoes, squash, cucumbers, radishes, onions, hot peppers, corn, edible flowers, rhubarb, pumpkins, melons, garlic ad herbs. Retail. Wholesale. Farmstand Wed-Sat, 10am-4pm, late June- September.

Haverhill

53. Regco Corporation Regenie’s All Natural Snacks
Dennis Turmel
& Regina Ragonese
46 Rogers Street
(978) 521-4370
www.regenies.com
Pita chips. Retail & Wholesale.

Hingham

54. Arabian Coffee Co. Inc.
Beacon Hill coffee Roasters
Joseph Leary
2 Keith Way
(781) 740-4441
jleary@arabiancoffee.com
100% organic Nicaraguan coffee. Fair-trade and certified. Mon-Fri., 7am-5pm, Wholesale. Manufacturer.

Jamaica Plain

55. J. P. Licks
Albert Cripps
659 Centre Street
(617) 524-2020
www.jplicks.com
Roasted coffee. Retail. Wholesale.

Kingston

56. Colchester Neighborhood Farm
Connie Maribett
269 Elm Streets
(781) 585-9670
www.cholchesterneighborhoodfarm.com
We grow a variety of vegetables and greens on our bicentennial farm in Plympton, MA.

Lee

57. Barrington Coffee Roasting Co. Inc.
Barth Anderson
165 Quarry Hill Road
(413) 243-3008
www.barringtoncoffee.com
Organic fair-trade coffees. Mexican Chiapas, Sumatra Gayoland, reg & decaf French Roast, reg & decaf Mexican, reg & decaf Berkshire Blend and East Timor. Wholesale. Retail 9am-5pm, Mon-Fri.

Lincoln

58. Lindentree Farms
www.lindentreefarm.com
CSA, June-Oct. Farmer’s Market, Sat, 9:30am-1:30pm in Lincoln.

Lynn

59. Panorama Foods
Thomas H. Siplon
7 Greenleaf Circle
(781) 592-1069
www.panoramafoods.com
Baking mixes, drinking mixes, spices and seasoning blends. Private label and packing service. Wholesale. Manufacturer.

Middleboro

60. Plato’s Harvest
David Purpura
platosharvest@yahoo.com
CSA. Mixed vegetables.

Middlefield

61. Left Field Farm
Maureen Sullivan & Mitchell Feldmesser
20 Root Road
(413) 623-5137
Seed grown ornamental and vegetable plants for retail garden trade, landscapers, market and home gardeners.

Montague

62. Real Pickles
Dan Rosenberg
P. O. Box 40
(413) 863-9063
www.realpickles.com
Raw, naturally fermented pickle foods, made with locally grown vegetables. Call or check our website for a store list.

Natick

63. Natick Community Organic Farm
Lynda Simkins & Jed Beach
117 Eliot Street, RT 16
(508) 655-2204
lsimkins.ncorganic@verizon.net
www.natickfarm.org
Providing hands on education through organic agriculture and productive land.

New Braintree

64. Heaven’s Harvest Farm
Ashley W. Howard
965 Oakham Road
(508) 867-9577
aneforever@aol.com
CSA memberships. Delivery to 15+ sites: Ashby, Burlington, Charlton, Duxbury, Gardner, Holden, Leominster, Needham, New Braintree – at farm, Newton, Webster, West Brookfield and Worcester. Call the farm for details about each site.

65. Stilman Farm
Glenn & Genevieve
1205 Barre Road
(508) 867-7193
g2stillman@aol.com
Vegetables. Retail.

Newbury

66. Old Town Organics
Glen DeArnold
243 High Road
(978) 465-2974
itzafarm@comcast.net
Muliple varities of lettuce. Wholesaler.

North Orange

67. The Farm School
Jennifer Core
80 Atnol Road
(978) 248-9427
jennifer@farmschool.org
www.farmschool.org
The Farm school CSA: $600.00 for 21 weeks of fresh, local, organic vegetables and soft fruits, offered through our Practical Farm Training program. A year long opportunity for adults to learn to farm by farming. Students work alongside experienced farmers, participating in every aspect, developing critical thinking skills to become our communities’ future farmers. High quality produce, 100% grass-fed beef & lamb, pasteurized pork, freerange eggs, flowers and raw milk available for sale on the farm.

Northampton

68. Indigo Coffee Roasters, Inc.
Lourdes Tallet
660 Riverside Drive
(413) 586-4537
info@indigocoffee.com
www.indigocoffee.com
Artisan fair-trade coffees and teas. Wholesale and mail order. Sold at specialty food and coffee stores.

Petersham

69. Sweetwater Farm
Karen Davis, Nikki Burton & Adam Heinz
95 Maple Lane
(978) 724-8832
kkdsing@aol.com
We have organically certified hay and lamb, grass-fed beef and occasional sustainably grown vegetables. Also sheep skins.

Plymouth

70. Cranberry Hill Farm
Bob & Kristine Keese
103 Haskell Road
(508) 888-9179
www.organiccranberries.com
Cranberries. Retail. Wholesale.

71. DeNike Bog
Edward DeNike
315 Center Hill Road
(508) 224-2277
Certified organic cranberries. Wholesale.

72. Golden Rule Farm
Frank Albani
17 Vinal Ave
(508) 224-3088
plymouthrockmusic@msn.com
www.soulehomestead.org
Organic veggies. Volunteers welcome. Call or visit us at Soule Homestead in Middleboro.

73. Savory Farm Organic Cranberries
Joe Sullivan
120 Lake Road
(508) 833-7988
savoryfarm@lycos.com
Cranberries. Wholesale.

74. SmartPak
Marlies Zikmund
40 Grissom Road, Suite 500
(774) 773-1135
mzikmund@smartpakequine.com
Dog food custom packed in daily dose packs. Retail catalog & website.

75. Prospect Hill Farm
Rebecca Lipton
30 Prospect Road
(781) 582-8363
phillfarm@aol.com
Family owned and operated. Vegetables, seedlings, berries and eggs. Retail. Wholesale. Farmstand. PYO. Call for hours.

Rehoboth

76. Morning Sun Farm
Kenneth F. Santos
47 French Street
(508) 252-0389

Rochester

77. Lucky Field Organics
Weston Lant
570 New Bedford Road
(508) 763-8104
weston@luckyfieldorganics.com
www.luckyfieldorganics.com
Lucky Field Organics’ vegetables, herbs and flowers are available through our CSA, direct to restaurants, at local stores and at Farmer’s Markets. Please call for information.

South Deerfield

78. Atlas Farm
Gideon Porth
8 Pine Street
(413) 695-2728
gideon@atlasfarm.com
www.atlasfarm.com
Vegetables and flowers. Retail through Farmer’s Markets. Wholesale.

79. Enterprise Farm
David Jackson
75 River Road
(413) 665-8608
Vegetables and plants. Retail Mon-Fri, 7am-4:30pm. Wholesale.

South Hamilton

80. Green Meadows Farm
Andrew Rogers
650 Ashbury Street
(978) 468-3720
www.gmfarm.com
Vegetables, fruits, honey, baked goods, meat, flowers and grocery items. CSA. PYO. Wholesale. Farmstand, Tues & Thurs, 3-7pm, Sat, 9am-5pm

Salisbury

81. The Herb FARMacy
Rita Wollmering & Brooke Finn 30 Elmwood Street
(978) 834-7879
thymeout@earthlink.net
800+ varieties of herbs, antique flowers and heirloom vegetable. Plants and produce available in season. Eggs, honey and herbal products available year round.

Sandwich

82. Westfield Acres Farm
Dolores Westfield
164 Cotuit Road
(508) 477-6308
westfieldacresfarm@msn.com
Eggs. Vegetables and produce. Blueberries and raspberries.

Somerville

83. Taza Chocolate
Alex Whitmore
561 Windsor Street
(617) 623-0804
www.tazachocolate.com
Chocolate bars, hot chocolate, iced chocolate, cocoa beans and nibs. Manufacturer. Retail and Wholesale., 9am-6pm

Springfield

84. Hot Mama’s Foods
Sales & Marketing Dept.
134 Avocado Street
(413) 737-6572
www.hotmamasfoods.com
Hummus. Organic product development and manufacturing. Organic co-packing and private label manufacturing. Food manufacturing facility.

Sunderland

85. Pierce Bros. Coffee Roasters
Darren Pierce
303 Amherst Road
(413) 665-2255
www.piercebroscoffeeroasters.com
Fair-trade organic coffee. Wholesale.

86. Riverland Farm
Robert Lynch
197 River Road
(413) 237-4684
riverlandfarmer@yahoo.com
www.riverlandfarm.com
CSA membership available. Farm2City shares available at Springfield College. CISA senior share program in Springfield & Holyoke. Roadside Farmstand open June-Oct. Wholesale.

Sutton

Vineyard Haven

89. Cranberry Acres Vineyard Open Land Foundation
Carol Magee
P. O. Box 4608
(508) 693-3280
volf@gis.net
www.islanderis.net/users/volf
Cranberries. Educational demonstrations.

90. Stannard Farms
Lisa Fisher
23 Dolphine Merry Road
Certified organic greens, garlic, beans, tomatoes, potatoes, herbs, squash, edamame, asparagus and rhubarb.

Warwick

91. Chase Hill Farm
Jeannette Fellows
74 Chase Hill Road
(978) 544-6327
Organic raw milk, farmstead cheeses, whey-fed pork. Pasture- raised veal and beef from 100% grass-fed cows. Available at the fam, Amherst Farmer’s Market and local stores and farmstands.

Watertown

92. Little Lettice Organic Baby Food
Sara Cabot
P. O. Box 794
sara@littlelettice.com
www.littlelettice.com
Fresh frozen organic baby food in 4oz. tubs. Uses local ingredients whenever possible.

Wayland

93. Russell’s Garden Center
Ron Williams
397 Boston Post Road
(508) 358-2283
www.russellsgardencenter.com
Vegetable seedlings in 4” & 61/2” pots. Retail garden center, 9am- 6pm, open until 8pm in the Spring.

Wellfleet

94. The Beanstock Coffee Roasters
Jonathan Kelly
P. O. Box 1482
(508) 255-9939
hello@beanstockroasters.com
Coffee. Wholesale.

Westborough

95. Heirloom Harvest
John Mitchell
P. O. Box 1031
(508) 963-7792
www.heirloomharvestcsa.com
CSA. Westboro and Plainville distribution, also Cambridge and Brookline. Call to find a local pick up in your area.

Westport

96. Allen Farms
Debbie Barrett
913 Division Road
(508) 636-2013
allenfarms2@aol.com
Vegetables, herbs and salad greens. Wholesale. Farmstand.

97. River Rock Farm
Paul Schmid
236 Fisherville Lane
(508) 636-5586
pschmid3@att.net
Grass-fed, dry-aged, Angus beef. Minimum order ½ side. Call for information.

98. Tripp Farm
Lee Tripp
442 Horseneck Road
(508) 636-2126
trippfarm@msn.com
An organic farm specializing in heirloom plant varieties harvested at the peak of flavor.

Whately

99. Chamutka Farm
David Chamutka
14 Conway Road
(413) 665-8192
Wholesale.

100. Full Bloom Market Garden
Doug Coldwell & DeWitt Thomson
216 Long Plain Road
(413) 665-8008
djcoldwell@aol.com
Vegetables. Wholesale

101. Happy Valley Organics
Doug Coldwell
179 Long Plain Road
(413) 665-5148
djcoldwell@aol.com
Vegetables. Wholesale

Winchester

102. The Farm
Bertha Hamilton
78 Ridge Street
(781) 729-8775
farm2000@aol.com
Raspberries. PYO. Sept. 9am –noon

Other Baystate Certified Farms & Businesses

103. Dr. Chang’s Naturals
Paul Lisseck
(413) 259-1277
lisseck@crocker.com
Schizandraberry drink. Wholesale.

104. Garden Fresh Salad Co.
Patrick Burke - Sales
(617) 889-1580
Carrots and onions. Wholesale.

105. LaMonica Farm
Nelson LaMonica
nelsonlamonica@cox.net
Wheatgrass, herbs and vegetables. Wholesale only.

IFOAM Certified

International Federation of Organic Agriculture Movements
www.ifoam.org
IFOAM’s nission is leading, uniting and assisting the organic movement in its full diversity. Our goal is the worldwide adoption of ecologically, socially and economically sound systems that are based on the principles of organic agriculture.

106. Organic and Natural Enterprise Group
Susan Allison
Boxborough, MA
(978) 266-8973
susan.allison@verizon.net
www.susanfororganics.mionegroup.com
Certified organic skin and body care products using cold pressed oils, herb and flower extracts.

107. Thoreau Foods
Susan Allison
Boxborough, MA
(978) 266-8973
susan.allison@verizon.net
www.thoreaufoods.com
A producer of deliciously spiced certified organic breakfast foods.

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