Where to Buy Intervale Products
Intervale CSAs
Full Moon Farm
Burlington, VT
Phone:
802.863.2199
Intervale Community Farm
Burlington, VT
Phone:
802.658.2919
Lucky Ladies Organic Egg Farm
Burlington, VT
Phone:
802.859.9188
Farmer's Markets
Burlington Farmer's Market
City Hall Park
Saturdays 8:30am - 2:30pm
May-October
North's Market
Burlington
H.O. Wheeler School
Tuesdays 3-6:30pm
Ethan Allen Park
Thursdays 3-6:30pm
June - October
Charlotte Farmer's Market
Charlotte Town Green
Saturdays 9am - noon
June-October
Spear's Store
Wednesdays 3-7 p.m.
June-October
Richmond Farmer's Market
Volunteers Green
Richmond Village
Fridays 3-6:30 p.m
June-October
Retail Stores
Healthy Living
4 Market Street
South Burlington
City Market
82 South Winooski Avenue
Burlington
Fresh Market
400 Pine Stree
Burlington
Restaurants
American Flatbread Burlington Hearth
Burlington
Café piccolo
Burlington
Café Shelburne
Shelburne
Cannon's
Burlington
Daily Bread Bakery and Café
Richmond
Five Spice Café
Burlington
Greenstreet's Restaurant
Burlington
Inn at Shelburne Farms
Shelburne
Jana's
Jeffersonville
Leunigs' Bistro
Burlington
Libby's Blueline Diner
Colchester
Mirabelles
Burlington
New England Culinary Institute
Essex Junction, Burlington
Opaline
Burlington
Pauline's Café
South Burlington
Penny Cluse Café
Burlington
Perry's Fish House
South Burlington
Pizza on Earth
Charlotte
Sand Bar Inn
South Hero
Scrumptious
Burlington
Sirloin Saloon of Shelburne
Shelburne
Smokejacks
Burlington
Sneakers Bistro and Café
Winooski
Sweetwater's
Burlington
Three Tomatoes Trattoria
Burlington
Trattoria Delia
Burlington
FEDERAL PROGRAMS
Providing fresh farm products to low income families
Vermont has several federally supported programs created to improve the health of citizens with limited resources. Programs benefits include access to fresh and healthy locally grown farm products. Here is a list of the programs available
Farm to Family
Farm to Family is a federal program that offers coupons to low-income residents, which can be used to buy fresh produce at farmers markets. Coupons are available to WIC participants through the WIC program and at Community Action offices for the general public.
WIC participants: 863-7323 or 1-888-253-8803
General Public: 863-6248 or 1-800-287-7971
Farmshare, NOFA , VT
The Farmshare Program at NOFA-Vermont subsidizes the cost of produce for low-income people by helping to pay for a share at a CSA (Community Supported Agriculture)
Phone: 802-434-4122
Nutrition - Cooking - Gardening - Food Preservation
Take advantage of Vermont's many nutrition, cooking, gardening and food preservation programs developed to help you get the most out of local farm products. These important programs will teach you how to grow and prepare foods to get the greatest nutritional value.
COOKING
The Cooking For Life Program is run by The Vermont Campaign to End Childhood Hunger. The program helps people learn about healthy cooking and meal planning.
Phone: 865-0255
Expanded Food and Nutrition Education Program (EFNEP)
helps limited income families with children learn to choose and prepare good foods for a healthy life through home visits or small classes.
Phone: 656-9465
NUTRITION EFNEP program
See description above.
Phone: 656-9465
University of Vermont Extension Nutrition Specialist
This program offers a variety of group classes to the public in the areas of nutrition and food safety. The program also offers trainings with community organizations.
Phone: 1-800-956-1125
GARDENING CVOEO/Community Action
Provides services and resources to help community gardeners. Includes scholarships for community garden plots, seeds, compost, and seedlings.
Phone: 863-6248
Burlington Area Community Gardens (BACG)FOOD PRESERVATION
EFNEP/ Expanded food and Nutrition Education Program
This program offers group classes to the public in the area of food preservation and safe food handling.
Phone: 1-800-956-1125.
CVOEO/Community Action
Services and resources, including group workshops to help people learn about fresh food preservation and safe food handling.
Phone: 863-6248