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If you’re interested in buying local food, you may already be shopping at one or more of these Delaware River Valley farmer’s markets, farm markets or community supported agriculture (CSA) programs. They’re all good places to get fresh, delicious food… and put money back into your local economy. Why not support more of them by coordinating farm-market shopping with errands or other trips around the area?
Note: This list will be updated periodically. If you notice something we’ve missed, please let us know!
Farmers Markets
Unless otherwise indicated, the following markets are open seasonally. Check websites for schedules, directions and vendor information.
Bucks County, PA
- New Hope Farmers Market, www.newhopefarmersmarket.com
- Bucks Alive Doylestown Farmers Market, www.doylestownfarmersmarket.com
Hunterdon County, NJ
- Stockton Farm Market, www.stocktonfarmmarket.com
- Hunterdon Land Trust Farmers Market at Dvoor Farm, Flemington, NJ, www.hlta.org/dvoor_market.php
- Sergeantsville Farmers Market, Sergeantsville, NJ, www.sergeantsvillefarmersmarket.com
- West Amwell Township Farmers Market, www.co.hunterdon.nj.us/farmstands/westamwell/watwpfarmersmarket.htm
Farm Markets
Bucks County, PA
- None Such Farm Market,Buckingham, www.nonesuchfarms.com
- Maximuck’s Farm Market, Solebury, www.maximucks.com
- Solebury Orchards, Solebury, www.soleburyorchards.com
- Trauger’s Farm Market, Kintnersville, www.traugers.com
Hunterdon County, NJ
- Homestead Farm Market, Lambertville, www.homesteadfarmmkt.com
Community Supported Agriculture (CSAs) Programs
CSAs let you purchase shares of what a farm grows during the season. Shares generally need to be purchased early. For information, contact a farm directly.
Bucks County, PA
- Blooming Glen Farm CSA, Perkasie, www.bloomingglenfarm.com
- Myerov Family Farm CSA, Perkasie, www.myerovfarm.com
- Just One Seed, Pipersville, www.justoneseed.com
- Open Acres CSA, Upper Black Eddy, www.openacrescsa.com
- Trauger’s Farm Market, Kintnersville, www.traugers.com
Hunterdon County, NJ
- Sandbrook Meadow Farm, www.sandbrookmeadowfarm.com
For a more complete list of farms in the area, check out www.buckscounty.org/visitors/farms/Farms.aspx or www.nofanj.org/findlocalfood.htm
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I agree that buying locally is so much better for the reasons you mentioned, but also
the enthusiasm of the merchants, and the pride and knowledge they have about the
their products is also inspiring for you to take the next step in producing a wonderful meal!
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