Farmstands and Farmers’ Markets
In just 50 square miles, the tiny town of Charlotte, Vermont is rich with local farms and food. Our land supports diverse agriculture, both conventional and organic. Come summer, the freshest vegetables burst from the fields at Stony Loam Farm, Sweet Roots Farm, Head Over Fields Farm and more. Farmers tend wheat, barley, grapes and corn. We have apples, pick-your-own berries and plums. If you’re looking to roast a leg of lamb or grill a pork chop from an animal raised a stone’s throw from Lake Champlain, no problem. How about regeneratively raised beef? Head over to Philo Ridge Farm or Grass Cattle Company to get that. See what we’re saying? We’re lucky to eat here!
Jessie Price, CLT Board Member
Here are some good sources for finding a local farmers' market or food provider close to you:
Farmers’ Markets Search
The Northeast Organic Farming Association - Vermont (NOFA-VT), is one of the oldest organic farming associations in the nation. It has compiled this comprehensive list to assist you in finding a local farmers market in your area.
Charlotte Grange Farms Map
Inspired by our recently completed Farm Study, the Charlotte Grange created this map of farms in Charlotte that sell food directly to consumers. Find out more on their new website: Charlotte Grange Farms Map
