Farms in Brattleboro, VT

Brattleboro · Dairy Farm, Meat Farm

Rebop Farm on Sunset Lake Road in Brattleboro, Vermont produces raw milk and meat, sold through the farm store — with farm dinners and workshops bringing the community to the table.

Brattleboro · Produce Farm, CSA Farm

Wild Carrot Farm is a small, diversified, horse-powered farm in Brattleboro, Vermont, raising over 220 varieties of vegetables, flowers, and mushrooms with organic principles and draft horses doing the work. The farmstand is open 8 to 8, 365 days a year, the summer CSA involves members in the farm experience — and in winter, Jesse's sleigh fits ten or twelve for a ride.

Brattleboro · Farmers Market

The Brattleboro Area Farmers' Market runs Saturdays from 9am to 2pm, May through October, at 570 Western Avenue (Route 9) in Brattleboro. Vendors come from Windham County in Vermont and neighboring Cheshire County in New Hampshire, selling locally grown produce, prepared food, and handmade crafts. A newsletter posts special events through the season.

Brattleboro

The Brattleboro Food Co-op began as a small buying club in 1975. Many remember its first home on Flat Street, where the Vermont Center for Photography is today. In 1988, we moved to a building in the rear of the parking lot. After an extensive redevelopment project, we re-opened in our current location in June 2012. A Beautiful Anchor of Downtown Brattleboro Currently, the Co-op is a 14,580-square-foot natural foods market and deli encompassing the ground floor of a four-story building. The seco

Brattleboro

LAND ACKNOWLEDGMENT We acknowledge that the Brattleboro Winter Farmers’ Market, as well as all the farms and producers at our market are on the traditional lands of the Abenaki Nation whose careful stewardship fed and nourished it's inhabitants for thousands of years before the arrival of Europeans. We pay our respects to them, to the wisdom of their elders and their culture, and acknowledge the hardships they continue to endure. OUR ROOTS We opened in 2006 as a project of Post Oil Solutions, a

Brattleboro · Egg Farm

Brattleboro · Agritourism Farm

The Robb Family has made maple syrup in Brattleboro for six generations, sugaring each spring on Ames Hill Road. Beyond pure syrup, they turn out maple candy, cream, and sugar, plus gift boxes and party favors, all sold from a roadside shop. The sugarhouse is open seven days a week, and visitors can tour it.

Brattleboro · Farmers Market

Brattleboro · Agritourism Farm

Retreat Farm is a nonprofit spread across 500 conserved acres of forest, farmland, and trails on the edge of Brattleboro. The Farm Market sells local food six days a week, and the Open Barn lets families meet farm animals Friday through Sunday into Labor Day. Trails stay open dawn to dusk, and the calendar fills with live music, workshops, and the Thirsty Goat bar. The land sits on traditional Abenaki homelands.

Brattleboro · Agritourism Farm, Orchard

Cortland Hill Orchard grows apples on Miller Road in Brattleboro, in southeastern Vermont near the Connecticut River and the New Hampshire line. The orchard's name points to the Cortland, a classic Northeast baking and eating apple. Small hillside orchards in this area usually open for the fall harvest.

Brattleboro

A small farmstead on Upper Dummerston Road just north of Brattleboro, in southeastern Vermont's West River hills. Specific crops, products, and visiting hours aren't posted online, so contact the farm directly before stopping by to confirm what it grows and what's for sale.