15 Church Street
Chatham, New York 12037
518 392 3353 phone & fax
realfoodcoop@taconic.net
 

2011 FARMERS MARKET
Fridays, 4pm-7pm
June 3rd- October 14th
At the Chatham Real Food Market Co-op
15 Church Street
(on Route 203, one block west of the intersection of Routes 66 & 203)
Chatham, NY 12037




BLUE STAR FARM

Susan Decker
A Stuyvesant farm focused on growing specialty vegetables – delicious and fresh!

ET CETERA FARM
Yong Yuk and Jeana Park
A farm family in Ghent brings us garden-fresh vegetables, eggs, pork and seedlings

LITTLE SEED GARDENS
Claudia Kenny and Willy Denner
www.littleseedgardens.com
A certified organic family farm in Chatham famous for their salad mix, pea shoots, arugula and fresh vegetables of all kinds…

MAGDALENA’S MENU
Magdalena Diaz
Fresh, delicious, authentic Mexican tamales, burritos, empanadas, tostadas – a real tradition at the Market!

M Grimaldi & Sons
Mario Grimaldi
Producer of delicious organic beef and eggs.




 


Farmers Market 2011



Shaker Mountain Canning Co.

Jennifer Parker
Canned goods and preserves, jams, fruit butters, tomato sauces & spreads, baked goods (pies), cut flowers (They grow most of the produce for our products. What they can’t grow they buy locally)

SCHOBER FARM
Hans Schober and family
Local beef from a long-time Columbia County family farm in Ghent – steaks, hamburger and stew beef!

ST. JAMES YOUTH MINISTRY
Judy Hollister and Denise Barry
St. James Church youth support coffee workers in Guatemala by selling direct- and fair-trade coffee and crafts. They give an annual community service award to a high school senior.

THE RED BARN
Chris Jones
www.redbarnfood.com
Good food to take home or eat at the Market from Red Barn’s kitchen: locally grown and fried potato chips, pulled pork, fruit pies,…

THE SILIVIA CENTER
Julie Cerny
www.katchkiefarm.com/the-sylvia-center/overview

Cut Flowers, Value-added goods (Katchkie), prepared foods, some vegetable/herb starts, and produce from the children’s Garden when available.



 

The Chatham Real Food Market Co-op is a community-owned outlet for the products of our local farms and kitchens.
The Co-op provides education about Columbia County agriculture, and promotes a more localized food system.
Our objective is to strengthen our rural community, develop our food security, and help build a healthy local economy in our county. The initiation of the Real Food Co-op was a project of Community Agriculture of Columbia County, an educational non-profit organization dedicated to relocalizing our food system.


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