Farmers' Market
Asbury Village Farm is a family-owned and operated CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) providing their CSA members with a variety of fresh vegetables, fruits, flowers and herbs, grown here on their 20-acre certified naturally grown farm. Members of the CSA pick up their weekly shares from the first week of June through Thanksgiving, for a total of 25 weeks.
Open all year around, providing fruit like peaches and apples, homemade apple cider, sweet corn and much more. Stop on by and see what's in season.
Dedicated to bringing consumers and farmers together, this "one-of-a-kind" market features locally grown foods, all produced in our beautiful area. Special market events throughout the season include cooking demonstrations, live music, children’s activities, a Tour de Blairstown bike ride and seasonal food celebrations.
Pick-your-own apples, peaches and pumkins available at their farm stand while supplies last.
Community Supported Agriculture gives an opportunity for a community of people to take responsibility for supporting a farm. It is a partnership between the farmers and the people who directly benefit from the food. These local people share the abundance as well as the risks and costs of cultivating the land in the most responsible manner. As members come onto the farm they can reconnect with the land, the food, the farmers and the seasons.
They have fresh locally grown fruits and vegetables, local eggs, fruit pies, fresh locally made mozzarella, local honey, jams and jellies, and pickles. In addition, hanging baskets, annuals, and perennials; quality hay and straw; dyed red, black, brown and hardwood mulch. Check out their gift shop full of primitive decor, handpicked straight from The Amish Country. Bring your kids to play in the play yard, meet Barnyard Friends. Open April through October 7 days a week, 9am-6pm.
This family owned and operated Northern New Jersey farm seasonally features hundreds of acres of fresh fruits and vegetables, pumpkin picking, berry picking, apple picking, farm education, group tours, private tours, birthday parties, corporate events, and fun for the whole family. Join the Healthy Bites Club! Enjoy a weekly assortment of seasonably fresh fruits, vegetables and other select items from their farm market.
Family owned business for three generations. From summer to late fall, Godlewsky Farms grows a vast variety of fresh vegetables and herbs. They have 100 plus varieties of annuals, perennials, herbs, patio pots and hanging baskets as well.
Join the veggies club! Their goal is to get delicious, naturally grown produce to all families without the need for large membership fees. Veggie Box is a weekly payment with no start up or cancelling fees. The club runs from mid June-November (depending on vegetables supply). Inside each box, there will be a selection of 10-12 different farm fresh vegetables and herbs picked that day. Pay weekly. Sign-up by emailing godlewskyveggieclub@yahoo.com.
GrowingDirt.com, a farm at Agrestic Acres is a sustainable 12 acre farm. They believe in using an all natural, sustainable, pasture based system that results in better quality food, a better life for the animals, better soils and great vegetables. They use non-GMO feed locally sourced and milled and in 2018 they will grind feed on-sight in small batches providing super fresh non-gmo feed to their animals. At Growingdirt.com, they developed an "open format" CSA because they wanted their shareholders to have the freedom to choose when and what their share dollars went towards.
Hensler’s is a family-owned, sustainable farming operation located in scenic Warren County. Over the years, they have grown from a small sweet corn table alongside the road to a thriving farm market and greenhouse business. Open seasonally, from April through October. The season starts with the greenhouse bursting with every variety of flower you can imagine. Soon to follow are all of the freshest vegetables and fruits that make cooking and eating healthy a breeze.
At Kimball's Farm, their vegetables and fruit are grown without the use of chemical pesticides or herbicides. They plant a diverse mix of flowers and vegetables including blends that attract beneficial insects, and add beneficial insects when needed. Stop on by the Blairstown Market and Warren County Farmers Market at White Township School and check out their inventory.
Offers a variety of fruits, vegetables, flowers, trees, shrubs, pies, ice cream and much more!
Founded in 1920, by George Amer Marshall, Marshall's Farm Market sells quality fruit, vegetables, and specialty foods. Many people return each year to purchase produce, gifts, specialty foods, outdoor furniture, meats, cheeses, pumpkins, and more. Families visit Marshall's Farm Market each fall for the hay rides and the Halloween Hollow display. There is nothing better than a cup of apple cider on a cool Autumn day. Stop in year round to see what new items have been added to the store.
The winter edition of the Phillipsburg Farmers’ Market, where customers can continue to buy their favorite fresh and local foods while supporting community vendors. Located inside 163-165 S. Main Street, customers can stay warm while they shop or relax at tables with seating as they sample their purchases and enjoy conversation with friends. There’s also a children’s area with games and activities, plus a monthly story time by the Phillipsburg Free Public Library. Weekly hours are Sundays from 10 am – 1 pm, taking place “snow or shine,” (except for extreme weather). Parking is available at metered spaces on the street, in nearby lots with payment kiosks, and across from Joe’s Steak Shop (free).
River Valley Community Grains is bringing local grain production and processing to northern New Jersey, using a collaborative approach to grain production, encouraging farmers to use regenerative agricultural methods. We are working to engage the farmer, miller, and baker in conversation with each other to meet the growing demand for nutrient-dense grains, local flour, “real bread,” and healthy cereals in our region. Together with our partners, we create nourishing, delicious flours and food, while holding a shared vision of restoring the soils, waters, and health of our communities.
School Lunch Organic Farm & CSA, located on 70 acres is a Certified Organic and GMO-Free Farm. School Lunch Farm is founded on the desire to create healthier soil and community by growing nutrient dense organic vegetables and fruits, heirloom and specialty crops for the community. Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) is an innovative way to connect consumer and grower, each making a commitment to the other. As a member, you purchase a share in the harvest in advance of the harvest. They, in turn, commit to growing a variety of vegetables for weekly delivery. From the end of June through mid September you will be provided with freshly harvested produce from their farm. The produce will vary from week to week and month to month depending on the season. Sign-up now.
Tranquillity Farms, located in Andover, NJ, is home to a diverse 3rd generation family-run agriculture business. They are keeping farming in New Jersey and supplying their customers with fresh, local produce! 270 acres are going to be used to grow their own produce including corn, tomatoes, peppers, eggplant, green and yellow squash, pumpkins and much more.
Located in western New Jersey, in the heart of Warren County, alongside a stop on the old Morris Canal, this 130-acre orchard produces many varieties of fruit, both heritage varieties and new hybrids. Pick-your-own apples (heirloom & hard to find varieties), peaches & pears; Farm-to-Table dinners; and community supported agriculture. Just Made Bakery items like pies and quiches. Did you know they host bridal showers, weddings and corporate outings as well?
Von Thun Farms is a 5th generation family farm on over 100 acres of preserved farmland. They have a farm market open Tuesday - Sunday from 10 am - 6pm. The farm grows over 40 different varieties of fruits and vegetables including corn, tomatoes, apple, string beans, zucchini, squash, pepper, cucumbers and more. Come pick your own strawberries, raspberries, blackberries and apples. Join their CSA program and purchase a 'share' of the season's harvest. Each week they package a basket of homegrown, in-season produce just for you! CSA members pay for an entire season of produce up front before the season starts and the crops are ready to be picked.
A two-day show held mid-August at the Warren County Fairgrounds in Harmony Township, featuring 150 dealers offering a wide variety of antiques including primitive items, Victorian and other rare pieces, furniture, jewelry, pottery, toys and even a blacksmith and a ceramics restoration expert. Food vendors and a farmers market also available.