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Our Vendors
“A significant part of the pleasure of eating is in one’s accurate consciousness of the lives and the world from which the food comes from.” -- Wendell Berry
Not all vendors are scheduled or able to be at the market every week.
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The Biscuit
406 Washington St.
Somerville
Andrew and Greta Platt
telephone: 617-666-2770
email: info@visitthebiscuit.com
website: http://www.visitthebiscuit.com
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Rustic Breads, Scones, Brioche, Muffins, Cookies, Pastries, Biscotti, Shortbread, Banana bread, Pound cake, Brownies
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F. Busa Farms and Battle Road Farm Stand
955 Lexington Road
Concord, MA
Fran Busa
telephone: 978-501-5375
email: busafarm@yahoo.com
website: http://www.busafarm.com
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A family owned business growing quality vegetables and plants since 1920. They participate in Farmers Markets in the Boston area and will be opening a new roadside stand in Concord on Lexington Road called the Battle Road Farm. Farming land in Woburn, Concord and Lexington, they use a combination of Organic and Traditional growing techniques to ensure environmentally safe, consumer friendly herbs, greens, vegetables and flowers.
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Carven Catering
61 Central Square
Chelmsford, MA 01824
Judith K. Carven
telephone: 978-256-6060
email: jkcarven@comcast.net
website: http://carvencateringservices.com
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Freshly prepared food items using locally grown produce. Depending on seasonal availability, some items may be spinach pie, marinara, meat balls, baked beans, pesto, ribs, seasonal soups, calzones, pasta salad, lasagna, roll ups, pulled pork, quiches, gazpacho, and much more… Available in pints and quarts with screw tops. Can be taken home to eat or freeze.
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Charlton Orchards Farm
44 Old Worcester Road
Charlton, MA 01507
Nathan Benjamin
telephone: 800-649-1476
email: info@charltonorchard.com
website: http://www.charltonorchard.com
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A family owned and run business producing apples, peaches, pears, plums, blueberries, strawberries, raspberries, blackberries, nectarines, pumpkins and vegetables. Charlton Orchards also has pick-your-own fruits and makes their own award winning wines.
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Chip-in Farm
201 Hartwell Road
Bedford, MA 01730
Sandy Couveé
telephone: 781-275-2545
email: nscouvee@verizon.net
website: http://www.chip-infarm.com/index.php
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A family owned and operated farm committed to providing their customers with quality products and personal service. Fresh eggs from free-running hens, quality fruits and vegetables along with a full line of grocery and dairy products.
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Fior D'Italia (The Pasta Man)
Box 704, 811 Depot Street
Manchester Center, VT 05255
Victor Tirrito
telephone: 802-362-5251
email: thepastaman@comcast.net
website: http://www.thepastaman.com/
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Fresh pasta, ravioli, sauces, pasta dinners and fresh mozzarella
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Flats Mentor Farm
190 Reingold Ave.
Fitchburg, MA 01420
See Yang
telephone: 978-868-0044
email: syang978@gmail.com
website: http://www.flatsmentorfarm.org
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The Flats Mentor Farm (FMF) is located on a 70-acre river bottom parcel of land in Lancaster, Massachusetts. FMF assists and supports small farmers of diverse ethnic backgrounds with the land, farming infrastructure and marketing assistance needed to promote and sustain successful farming enterprises. FMF promotes economically viable agricultural production that protects the environment through the practice of sustainable farming methods. This program offers resources, hands-on-training and technical assistance on soil fertility, irrigation, pest and weed management and marketing. FMF will bring vegetables and herbs, such as amaranth, asian mustard greens, bok choy, chinese broccoli, cilantro, daikon radishes, japanese turnips, thai basil, and much more.
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Globe Fish Company
310 Northern Avenue
Boston MA 02210
Larry Dore
telephone: 617-423-7195
website: http://www.globefishcompany.com
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A family owned business of over 50 years, processing and distributing seafood item from their premises on Northern Ave., Boston. They specialize in Fresh Fish caught in local and New England coastal waters.
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Golden Girl Granola
200 Munroe Hill Road
Carlisle, MA 01741
Deborah O'Kelly
telephone: 978-371-2645
email: deborah@@goldengirlgranola.com
website: http://www.goldengirlgranola.com
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Golden Girl Granola began by making small batches of crunchy, homemade granola using the finest fresh ingredients in several tantalizing flavors. The enthusiastic response from our customers who keep coming back for more encouraged us to offer more varieties of granola and additional homemade products. Golden Girl goods have now expanded to include a number of homemade breads, gluten free granola and cookies. and hand-crafted gifts such as aprons, placemats, and table runners.
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Ladybug Farm Produce and Creations by Cathy
217 Pope Road
Concord, MA 01742
Cathy Hansgate
telephone: 978-254-5759
email: jchansgate@comcast.net
website: http://creationsbycathy.webs.com
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Cut herbs, cut flower bouquets, gladiolas, herbal vinegars, veggies as available, sewing items: Reusable lunch bags, reusable totes and sacks, pillows, potholders, placemats for hot items, quilted items, fabric art, note cards.
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Merrimack Valley Apiaries
96 Dudley Road
Billerica MA 01821
Crystal Card
telephone: 978-667-5380
email: cardbee@aol.com
website: http://www.mvabeepunchers.com/
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Honey All Natural and Varietal Honey in jarred form.
Crystal's All Natural and Varietal Honeys - Never Blended, can be enjoyed in the granulated state as well. Our varietal honeys introduce people to different floral sources with new flavors and textures.
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MooBaaNaa
83 East Foster Street
Melrose, MA 02176-3928
Philip Hermann
telephone: 781-662-7249
email: moobaanaa@gmail.com
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Artisan cheeses made by New England Farmers, Vermont Butter and Creamery, Cabot Farm, Narragansett Farm, Nettle Meadows, Mablebrook Farm, Fat Toad Farm, Seal Cover Farm, Willow Hill Farm
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Notting Hall
P.O. Box 343
Boston, MA 02137
Maureen Ryan
telephone: 781-340-3388
email: sales@NottingHall.com
website: http://www.nottinghall.com
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At Notting Hall we select only the finest loose leaf teas available from tea plantations around the world. Our teas are blended in small batches and are hand packed. We categorize our teas by type, and within those categories we offer rare, super premium and premium teas.
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Ooh La La Fudge Company
495 Trapelo Road
Belmont, MA 02478
Phyllis Madanian
telephone: 617-484-8082
email: oohlalafudge@yahoo.com
website: http://www.oohlalafudge.com
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They specialize in homemade fudge made with real cream and butter.
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Parkers' Sugar House
310 Amherst Street
Granby, MA 01033
Ed and Mona Parker
telephone: 413-467-7551
email: thefolks@parkersbb.com
website: http://parkersbb.com/
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Well known as a really sweet guy, Ed Parker has been maple sugaring for more than twenty years now. He produces and bottles his syrup for sale at farmers' markets and at their Annex, at home. He also makes those amazing maple candies you find in fine New England markets.
In late February and March you can see Ed making syrup and candy in the sugarhouse. Take a peek at his antique Massey Harris tractor collection under the barn! Maple products are sold year-round.
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Pastor Blacksmith Farm
21 Liberty Street
Concord, MA 01742
Heidi Reinhard and Bruce Talley
telephone: 978-451-4566 or 978-376-0366
email: pastorblacksmithfarm@gmail.com
website: http://
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A member of New Entry Sustainable Farming Project (NESFP), Heidi and Bruce practice the biointensive farming method by companion planting and 'feeding the soil' among other principles. They use no pesticides. This being their first year, they hope to bring to market a wide variety of open pollinated and heirloom vegetables as well as some strange and exotic vegetables too. Some of these include: arugula, beets, carrots, chilis, cucumbers, edible and cut flowers, cut herbs, kale, leeks, lettuce, mustard, tatsoi, radish, chard, spinach, peppers, turnips, tomatoes, husk cherry litchee tomato and strawberry spinach.
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Plain and Fancy Jewelry Karol Peralta
telephone: 781-799-9577
email: kgartdeco@comcast.net
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Hand-made metal jewelry adorned with various designs of Swarovski crystals in a hue of colors.
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Samira's Homemade Food
95 Fairview Ave
Belmont, MA 02478
Ragab Hamdoun
telephone: 617-489-3400
email: info@samirashomemade.com
website: http://samirashomemade.com/
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Original Hummus, Roasted Red Pepper Hummus, Jalapeno Hummus, Kalamata Hummus, Ful Medammes (fava beans dip), Zesty Ful Medammes (spicy fava beans dip), Babaganoush (eggplant dip), Pita bread.
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Sasha's Cuisine
1508 Gorham Street, 304
Lowell, MA 01852
Tarah Homicile
telephone: 978-226-2334
email: t.homicile@sashascuisine.com
website: http://www.sashascuisine.com
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Hot sauce, marinade, plantain chips, potato chips.
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Shady Pine Farm
70 Shirley Road
New Braintree, MA 01531
Julie and Chris Gaumond
telephone: 413-477-8209
email: shadypinefarm@verizon.net
website: http://shadypinefarm.com/
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A family owned and operated farm. Family farming has meant sustainable agriculture for over 30 years. That means caring about the long-term health of our meats, our livestock and our land.Grass-fed cattle come closer to fish and chicken with less fat than grain-fed stock. The diet is high in omega fatty acids, vitamin E, B vitamins, minerals beta carotene and cancer-fighting CLA's (conjugated linoleic acid).
Their meats — beef and pork — are free of preservatives, synthetic hormones, steroids, antibiotics and meat byproducts that have caused “Mad Cow” disease. Animals that are individually cared for and not crowded into mass, indoor feeding facilities are freer of disease in general than at factory farms.Our food and fields are pesticide-free.
Each week Shady Pine will have: Beef: stew meat, ground beef, kabob meat, beef patties; Pork: bacon, sweet sausage, hot sausage, breakfast sausage, ground pork
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