Support Working LandsShop Local Save Land is an initiative connecting consumers to local farm and forest products, and educational resources, in order to support workinglands and protect scenic rural character, cultural heritage and quality of life.

To accomplish its mission, Shop Local Save Land partners with land trusts; community, conservation and non-profit organizations; government agencies; like-minded individuals, businesses and foundations.

To learn more, visit ShopLocalSaveLand.com—an inter-active, informative and user-friendly website featuring a searchable database of farm and forest productproviders, as well as photos, videos, articles, an events calendar and the Fresh from the Land blog.

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A Guide to Farms & Farm Markets in Montgomery County

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Thank you!Production of this Shop Local Save Land guide is madepossible with generous support from Claneil Foundationand the following partners:

The Shop Local Save Land initiative is a joint venture of Heron’sEye Communications and W Design. Photographs courtesy ofClaire Sundquist. Data collection by Claire Sundquist and EricWagner. GIS mapping by Aaron Clark. Montgomery CountyLands Trust Project Director: Lisa V. Hancock.

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Farms are a rich part of Montgomery County’s local culture, history and beauty. Yet they are somuch more than just pretty scenery. Farming

families, whether new to the business or long-standing,preserve a way of life—while working landscapes provide fresh and healthy food for today’s citizens and future generations.

With a mission of preserving and connecting our natural areas, farmland and neighborhood green spaces,Montgomery County Lands Trust helps farmers andMother Nature yield healthy benefits.

Much of our best local farmland, however, continues to be under threat of development. Many consumers—out of habit—gravitate toward purchasing pre-packaged foods shipped from around the world even when a delicious, convenient alternative is possible.

The Trust and our partners believe it is important to not only link our citizens to local food but also to provide you with a real connection to the land whereour carrots, corn and strawberries are grown and directlyto the growers themselves.

A rising number of farm stands and farm markets existthroughout the county. However, they will only remain an asset for us if the land can remain in active agriculture,thereby escaping conversion to housing developments or shopping centers.

Our local farms will be sustained and prosper by economic support from the surrounding families whoknow about them, can locate them, and are motivated to purchase local food.

Shop Local Save Land provides you with a guide to makinginformed choices about the food you eat, with the recog-nition that buying local helps to maintain and supportMontgomery County’s important farming economy.

Sincerely,

Dulcie FlahartyExecutive DirectorMontgomery County Lands Trust

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Good for You, Good for Our Community

Farms1. A.G. Farm Market

2073 Sumneytown Pike, top of Sumneytown hillWoxall, PA 18979t: 215-536-8674A family-operated business that provides fresh produce, meat,eggs and flowers as well as a variety of pantry staples. Open Julythru Oct: Mon, noon-6PM; Tues-Sat, 10AM-6PM; Sun, 11AM-5PM.ASA, MCFB, PA Preferred

2. Bauder's Farms1151 Collegeville RdCollegeville, PA 19426t: 610-489-7948e: tdbaud@verizon.netw: bauderfarms.comA small family farm that grows a variety of pesticide-free vegetables, herbs and flowers. Eggs, jams and jellies are also available. Visit us at the self-serve farm stand or at the Collegevilleor Skippack farmers markets. Farm stand open summer, 9AM-8PM; fall, 9AM-7PM. FMNP, PASA, PA Preferred

3. Bauman Family Fruit Butters118 Hoffmansville RdSassamansville, PA 19472-0210t: 610-754-7251e: kathy@baumanfamily.comw: baumanfamily.comA family business that cooks over 18 flavors of fruit butters. Fresh apple cider as well as home-style ketchup and chili sauceare also among the many delicious products. Open Mon-Fri, 8AM-8PM; Sat, 8AM-5PM. Please call for winter hours. MCFB, PA Preferred

4. Behmerwald Nursery4904 Garges RdSchwenksville, PA 19473t: 610-287-0480e: info@behmerwald.comw: behmerwald.comBehmerwald Nursery grows a wide variety of native and otherperennials, grasses, trees and shrubs. We also offer organic com-post and bedding. Our experienced and educated staff can helpwith projects, large and small. Open spring-fall: Mon-Fri, 9AM-6PM;Sat, 9AM-4PM; Sun, 10AM-3PM. PA Preferred

5. Boswell’s Christmas Tree Farm1093 Grange AveCollegeville, PA 19426t: 484-902-0148e: speakerman19422@yahoo.comw: http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/4500Cut-your-own pine, blue spruce and firs. Saws provided or bringyour own. Cash or check only. Open fall thru Christmas Eve: Mon-Fri, 9AM-8PM; Sat & Sun, 9AM-5PM.

6. Bustard's Christmas Trees2210 Bustard RdLansdale, PA 19446t: 610-584-4058w: bustardschristmastrees.comFresh-cut Christmas trees in the three-15-foot-tall range grownon PA farms. For retail locations, see our website. Thanksgiving-Christmas, 9AM-9PM, daily.

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13. Frankenfield Farm Market98 Allentown Rd, corner of Allentown and Nice Rds in the village of ElroySouderton, PA 18964t: 215-721-1084e: frankenfieldfarmmarket@comcast.netw: frankenfieldfarmmarket.comA 6th generation family-run vegetable, crop and beef farm on preserved farmland. All sweet corn, tomatoes and pumpkins soldhere are grown here. Other fruits and vegetables for sale arelocally grown. Open summer & fall: Mon thru Sun, 8AM-7PM.ASA, C&G, FPP, MCFB

14. Freddy Hill Farms1440 Sumneytown PikeLansdale, PA 19446t: 215-855-1205e: freddyhillfarms@verizon.netw: freddyhill.comDairy store with fresh milk and homemade ice cream. Enjoy an afternoon at the family fun center and free farm zoo. Schooltours, hayrides, pick-your-own pumpkins, ice cream cakes, birthdaycakes, and much more available. Family-owned and operated for over 50 years! Open year-round: Mon-Sat, 9AM-9PM; Sun, 11AM-9PM. MCFB

15. Freed’s Produce175 Morwood Rd, 1/4 mile E. of 63Harleysville, PA 19438t: 215-256-6863Produce stand offering a wide variety of vegetables as well as U-pick fruits, vegetables and flowers. In the summer, pick up corn, tomatoes, eggplant, zucchini and melons. In the fall, enjoypumpkins, squash, broccoli, cauliflower and cabbage. Open daily, 8AM-dusk.

16. Graceful Glens Alpacas798 Hunsicker RdTelford, PA 18969t: 215-721-1653e: nhunsicker@yahoo.comw: gracefulglen.comWith four generations of husbandry experience, Graceful GlenAlpacas provides herdsire services. Alpacas are for sale as well as fibers from alpaca fleece in a variety of colors. Yarn, hats, scarves, gloves and many other finished products are available as well. Group tours are possible. Call to make an appointment.

7. Corkum Tree Farm797 Bridge Rd (Rte 113)Skippack, PA 19426t: 610-489-3448e: info@corkumtreefarm.comw: corkumtreefarm.comA family-run landscape nursery and Christmas tree farm on preserved farmland serving both retail and wholesale customerswith a wide variety of deciduous and evergreen trees, as well aslandscape shrubs. Fresh-cut and you-cut trees available during the Christmas season. Mon-Fri, 9AM-8PM; Sat & Sun, 9AM-6PM. Open year-round. Call ahead other times. ASA, C&G, FPP

8. Country Creek Winery133 Cressman Rd Telford, PA 18969t: 215-723-6516e: joy@countrycreekwinery.comw: countrycreekwinery.comThis family-owned winery produces quality wines made fromPennsylvania-grown pesticide-free fruit, produced and bottled onthe premises. Made-to-order gift baskets. Barn available to rent forprivate parties and public events. Open year-round, Sat & Sun,noon-5PM, or by appointment. PA Preferred

9. David Brothers Native Plant NurseryN. Whitehall & Bean RdsWorcester, PA 19403t: 610-584-1550e: info@davidbrothers.comw: davidbrothers.comDedicated to protecting and promoting a natural balancebetween people, plants and the environment. Provides a sustainable option for design, planting, maintenance and arborservices. The nursery specializes in native plants. Open year-round,Mon-Fri, 8AM-5PM. PA Preferred

10. Deer Run Daylily Gardens1810 Quarry RdHarleysville, PA 19438t: 610-287-4276e: deerrun@mac.comw: http://web.mac.com/deerrunOver 400 cultivars of chemical-free, field-grown organic daylilies.Mixed sun and shade perennials also available. Visit our website forphotos and a daylily catalog. Phone orders: March-Sept. Mail orderavailable. Garden visits: April-Sept. Call ahead for an appointmentor for open hours/days. C&G, PASA

11. Erdenheim Farms5051 Flourtown RdLafayette Hill, PA 19444t: 215-948-3244w: erdenheimfarm.comA large farm dedicated to preserving traditional and sustainablemethods of animal husbandry and farming, offering beef and lambto order. Apricots, apples, peaches, pears, plums and a variety ofvegetables are available seasonally at the farm stand. Open year-round, Tues & Thurs, 3PM-6PM. From Aug thru Oct, also open Sat, 8:30AM-noon. MCFB, PASA

12. Everich Farms3425 Skippack PikeCedars, PA 19423t: 215-565-6422e: everichfarms@yahoo.comA self-service stand offering sustainably grown vegetables as well as honey, candles, and bundled firewood. Open year-round.FMNP, PASA

ACE: Agricultural Conservation EasementASA: Agricultural Security AreaCNG: Certified Naturally Grown memberCert. Org.: Certified OrganicC&G: Clean and GreenCSA: Community Supported AgricultureFMNP: Farm Market Nutrition PlanFPP: Farmland Preservation ProgramMCFB: Montgomery County Farm BureauPA Preferred: memberPASA: PA Association for Sustainable Agriculture memberWIC: Women Infants Children coupons accepted

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23. Indianvale Farm551 Bergey RdTelford, PA 18969t: 215-723-5670e: hmhalteman@comcast.netw: http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/4221Sweet corn, tomatoes, green beans, squash, hay and straw areavailable seasonally. Open Mon-Sat, 9AM-7PM. FMNP, MCFB,PA Preferred

24. Jett’s Produce87 Ridge RdTelford, PA 18969t: 215-257-6274e: farmer@jettsproduce.comFind us on Facebook at Jett's Produce. Chemical-free fruits andvegetables grown by Farmer Thad. Grass-fed beef, eggs, cheeseand local honey are also available year-round: Fri, 3PM-6PM; Sat, 10AM-4PM. Call for more hours or to inquire about our “Pay-As-You-Grow” program. FMNP

25. Kohler Farms1262 Limekiln PikeAmbler, PA 19002t: 215-646-4941e: kohlerfarms@yahoo.comw: kohlerfarms.netA roadside market selling our own seasonal vegetables and localfruit, milk, eggs, berries and honey. Also available are beddingplants, hanging baskets, planters and mums. Hayrides and pick-your-own pumpkins are offered in Oct. Open April-Dec, 10AM-6PM, daily. ASA, C&G

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17. Hague's Christmas Trees755 Forty Foot RdHatfield, PA 19440t: 215-368-4542e: haguestrees@verizon.netw: hagueschristmastrees.comChoose and cut your own Christmas trees, wreaths, greens andwinterberry. Free tree drilling, shaking and baling. Pine stands andother accessories are for sale. Campfires on Sat. Open BlackFriday to Christmas Eve: Mon-Fri, 1PM-8PM; Sat, 9AM-5PM. Black Friday, 9AM to 5PM. C&G, PA Preferred

18. Harvest Hill Farms2401 Little RdPerkiomenville, PA 18074t: 610-754-7819Many varieties of vegetables including heirloom types. Melons and fresh herbs are grown naturally using organic methods. Open summer & fall, dawn-dusk, daily.

19. Hendricks Farms and Dairy202 Green Hill RdTelford, PA 18969t: 267-382-0556e: farmstore@hendricksfarmsanddairy.comw: hendricksfarmsanddairy.comA grass-fed, mule-powered, raw milk dairy & beef farm. The pasturesproduce raw milk and award-winning cheeses, as well as fresh and cured meats including beef, chicken, lamb, pork, and eggs.Open year-round: Wed-Fri, 10AM-6PM; Sat, 9AM-4PM. PASA

20. Hickory Run Farm Produce2145 Big RdGilbertsville, PA 19525t: 215-290-0509w: hrfproduce.comJune thru Oct, home-grown strawberries and a variety of local produce. U-pick strawberries available seasonally. FPP

21. Hunsicker Farm798 Hunsicker RdTelford, PA 18969t: 215-723-3443Hay, straw, bagged grains and beef freezer orders for sale. Call for appointment. FPP

22. Hutt’s Farm1052 Township Line RdPerkiomenville, PA 18074t: 610-754-6156Quality horse hay and straw, with ear and shelled corn by the bag sold for wildlife from this preserved farm. Pumpkins, specialty pumpkins and gourds are available Sept 15-Oct 31.Open year-round for the sale of feed products, 8AM-dusk. Farm is 1.1 miles off of Rte 73 in Frederick Twp. Watch for signs!ASA, C&G, FPP, MCFB

Montgomery County FarmlandPreservation ProgramSince 1990 Montgomery County has made a commit-ment to assisting our county’s farming communities bycreating opportunities for preserving and maintainingworking farms as a valued economic, cultural and natural resource.

The Montgomery County Farmland PreservationProgram makes it possible for eligible farmers to holdon to their land and to continue their farming opera-tion by selling an agricultural easement. When the ease-ment is sold, the owner keeps the land but no longerhas the right to build non-agricultural buildings. The landmust remain in farming in perpetuity. If the farmer latersells the land, the new owner must continue to growproductive crops or pastures. Applying to the programis voluntary.

As of October 2011, 140 farms have been approved forpermanent preservation, for a total of 8,379 acres ofcounty farmland that will never be developed. Thosefarmers who are interested in preserving their land areencouraged to submit an application to Elizabeth Emlen.

t: 610-278-3754e: eemlen@montcopa.org

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33. The Old Dutch Cupboard 689 Harleysville PikeTelford, PA 18969t: 215-721-4535e: malderfer@netzero.netA small milk and egg store offering organic milk in glass bottles and farm-fresh eggs stocked daily. Also offering a variety of cheese, specialty items, snacks and candy.Open year-round: Mon-Fri, 9AM-6PM; Sat, 9AM-5PM; closed Sun.ASA, C&G, Cert. Org., MCFB, PA Preferred

34. Pennypack Farm & Education Center685 Mann RdHorsham, PA 19044t: 215-646-3943e: info@pennypackfarm.orgw: pennypackfarm.orgAn organic, sustainable farm offering heirloom vegetables and berries through CSA (Community Supported Agriculture)and through local markets. For more information regarding CSA shares, prices and availability, see our website. ASA, CSA, FMNP, PASA

35. Pheasant Hill Farm574 Township Line RdTownship Line & Limerick RdsSchwenksville, PA 19473t: 610-287-9253A fourth-generation family farm providing produce, berries, eggs, fruit, herbs, pumpkins, plants, jams and jellies with friendlyservice. Beautiful pick-your-own flowers, too. Open spring thru fall: Mon-Fri, noon-6PM; Sat, 10AM-6PM; Sun, 10AM-4PM. ACE, C&G

36. Quarry Hill Farm620 Quarry RdHarleysville, PA 19438t: 215-513-1514e: sloane@quarryhillfarm.netw: quarryhillfarm.netA 100-acre sustainable organic farm producing grass-fed meat,pastured eggs, vegetables and fruit. Quarry Hill also offersbeeswax candles, honey, herbs and flowers. Open year-round:Wed, 4PM-7PM; Sat, 9AM-2PM. ACE, ASA, C&G, FPP, MCFB,PASA

37. Ray’s Greenhouse458 Morwood RdTelford, PA 18969t: 215-723-1476A family greenhouse business that grows a wide variety of plants.Offers fresh fruits and vegetables, jams and maple syrup as well as a variety of garden accessories. Open year-round: Mon-Sat,8:30AM-6PM; closed Sun. FMNP

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26. Living Hope Farm461 Indian Creek RdHarleysville, PA 19438t: 215-256-4400w: livinghopefarm.orgA historic farmstead managed as a CSA (Community SupportedAgriculture) farm with responsible and sustainable farming practices.Call about CSA membership. CSA, PASA, PA Preferred

27. Meadow View Farm(see Hickory Run Farm)2145 Big RdGilbertsville, PA 19525t: 215-290-0509w: hrfproduce.comTimothy orchard hay, alfafa and straw sold primarily to horseowners. Hay bales come in small squares, big squares and round.Open year-round, Mon-Sat, 9AM-5PM. ACE, C&G, FPP, MCFB

28. Miller's Greenhouse83 Level RdCollegeville, PA 19426t: 610-489-4293Seasonal springtime grower and retailer of bedding and vegetable plants since 1922. Open spring/early summer-July 31,Mon-Sat, 9AM-8PM.

29. Niehl's Angus Beef101 Wild Run RdBarto, PA 19504t: 610-845-9123e: niehlsangusbeef@yahoo.comw: http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/1343Premium Angus beef, USDA prime or choice-custom-cut meat,vacuum wrapped and frozen. Family-raised in PA, from birth tobutcher, without hormones or steroids. Half sides available. Solddressed using hot carcass weight. Cut to order and wrapped asyou like it. Angus 4H Club calves and feeder calves are also for sale. Open Mon-Sat, 9AM-6PM. ACE, ASA, C&G, FPP, MCFB

30. Northern Star FarmRte 113Trappe, PA 19426t: 484-363-0273e: mgwismer@comcast.netw: northernstarfarm.netFamily-owned, working dairy farm since 1927. Year-round activities:children's birthday parties, hayrides, moon-lit wagon rides andwinter sleigh rides followed by a bonfire, hot chocolate ands'mores. Fall festival stand in Oct features pumpkins, apples, dairyproducts, baked goods, local cider, honey, maple syrup and more.Call to arrange parties. FPP

31. O&F Farms Greenhouses1040 Skippack Pike (Rte 73)Blue Bell, PA 19422t: 610-584-0666Firewood, mums and annuals. Open daily, 8AM-8PM. FMNP, MCFB

32. O&F Farms Inc.2815 Skippack Pike (Rte 73)Lansdale, PA 19446t: 610-584-0666w: offarms.comFamily-owned farm, produce stand and floral shop. Specializes in bedding plants, hanging baskets and seasonal items includingChristmas trees. Open daily, 9AM-7PM. Hours may change seasonally. FMNP, MCFB

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44. Serenity Acres 141 Green Hill RdSassamansville, PA 19504t: 610-754-0801e: rosmith@kutztown.eduNo hormone/BGH, pasture-raised, rotationally grazed lambs available for breeders, commercial production, and for meat to consumers. Call to arrange an appointment. C&G

45. Skippack Creek Farm64 Skippack Creek RdSouderton, PA 18964t: 215-723-1692 e: skippackcreekfarm@yahoo.comA certified naturally grown produce farm in theSouderton/Harleysville area of Lower Salford Township. If it's soldhere, it's grown here! Fruits, vegetables, berries, flowers, honey,pumpkins and plants. Open spring-summer. Call the farm forhours and details. CNG, FMNP, PASA, PA Preferred

46. Sloping View Alpaca Ranch729 Indian Creek RdTelford, PA 18969t: 215-723-4290e: info@slopingviewalpacaranch.comw: slopingviewalpacaranch.comA small alpaca ranch with hands-on training. Open by appointment, or visit during the annual “open barn.” MCFB

47. Souder Family Farm763 Hunsicker RdTelford, PA 18969t: 215-799-0417e: souderfamilyfarm@yahoo.comA sixth generation family-owned farm on preserved farmlandwhere hormone-free, natural, grain-fed black Angus beef is raisedfor freezer orders. Call for more information. ACE, ASA, C&G,FPP, MCFB

48. Spring Mountain Farm114 Linsenbeidler RdGilbertsville, PA 19525t: 484-357-4885e: smfarm@dejazzd.comHorse-quality hay is available in round and small square bales. Beef and pork freezer orders are also offered on request. Pleasecall regarding horse boarding and training. Open year-round.

49. Stauffer’s Fruit Stand3762 Layfield Rd, Rte 663, midway between Rte 73 & 29Pennsburg, PA 18073t: 215-679-5894w: http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/162Grower and retailer of fine fruit, flowers and vegetables. Berries,cider, herbs, honey, jams, jellies, maple syrup, plants and hangingbaskets also available. Open spring-fall, daily, 10AM-5PM. FMNP

50. Stevenson Nursery at Dreamfield Farm635 Cowpath RdTelford, PA 18969t: 215-206-6696e: rcraigs@hotmail.comw: http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/654Gold and red winterberry holly. Up to four-foot-long stems avail-able. Cut stems sold in 10-pound boxes and cellophane-wrappedbouquets. Wholesale and retail sales available. Open fall & winter,daily, during daylight hours.

38. Redstone Farm1270 West Campbell RdGreen Lane, PA 18054t: 267-718-0601e: angusll@comcast.netw: marschshowcattle.com/Pasture raised, hormone-free quality beef; seeds for pasture andgrazing; corn. Registered Angus and shorthorn cattle are rotationallygrazed. Open year-round. Call for hours. ASA, C&G, FPP

39. Renninger’s Farm924 Second AveRoyersford, PA 19468t: 610-948-3238w: renningersfarm.comMarket offers hanging baskets, bedding plants and vegetable plantsin the spring. Sweet corn and vegetables are available in the summer.In fall, look for pumpkins, gourds and other seasonal items. Opendaily, April 1-Nov 1, 10:30AM-6:30PM. C&G, MCFB

40. Ridge Valley Farm287 Camp Green Lane RdGreen Lane, PA 19054t: 215-234-9334e: suejimmyers@verizon.netMaple farm producing maple syrup and maple value-added products including baked goods. Open year-round. Please call first.ASA, C&G, MCFB, PASA

41. Ringing Hill Orchards1453 Bliem RdPottstown, PA 19464t: 610-326-0344Fruits including apples, peaches, nectarines, apricots, plums andpears as well as apple cider. Open seasonally: Mon-Sat, 9AM-5PM;Sun, 1PM-5PM. Hours are extended to 6PM during daylight savings time.

42. Rocky Acres Farm2675 Deep Creek RdGreen Lane, PA 18054t: 215-234-8483This family-owned farm on preserved farmland produces polled Hereford cattle on a rotational grazing system. Offeringraised-to-order beef and hogs for the freezer. Firewood availableyear-round. Open summer-fall, daily, during daylight hours. ACE, ASA, C&G, FPP, MCFB

43. Schlegel Run Growers123 Robin DrBarto, PA 19504t: 267-424-1439e: rungrowers@gmail.comw: schlegelrungrowers.comA small Community Supported Agriculture farm (CSA) cultivatedfor local families in a naturally healthy vegetable ecosystem. Formore information regarding share cost, composition and pick-uptimes see our website. CSA

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51. Suloman's Dairy2782 Leidy RdGilbertsville, PA 19525t: 610-323-0314e: avonsulom@aol.comFind us on Facebook. This small, family-owned farm and dairystore has been in business since 1971. We offer hormone-freemilk, free-range eggs, local produce, baked goods, hand-dipped icecream, local honey, meats and cheeses. Open daily, year-round:fall/spring, 9AM-9PM; summer, 9AM-9:30PM; winter, 9AM to 8PM.

52. Sunrise Sunflower Farm886 Morwood RdHarleysville, PA 19438t: 215-723-9512e: sunrisesunflowers@verizon.netw: http://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/2619This bicentennial farm and stand features sunflowers and othercutting flowers in addition to fruits, vegetables, honey, berries,plants, hay and straw. Open spring-fall: Mon-Sat, 10AM-7PM; Sun,10AM-6PM. ASA, C&G, FMNP, MCFB, PASA, WIC

53. Tom’s Trees1684 Yeager RdRoyersford, PA 19468t: 610-948-8111e: tomyatsko@aol.comA "choose and cut" tree farm offering nine varieties of Christmastrees, greens and wreaths. Free hot chocolate. Open Nov 25-Dec25: Mon-Fri, 11AM-5PM; Sat & Sun, 8AM-5PM.

54. Varner Farms746 S. Trappe Rd (Rte 113)Collegeville, PA 19426t: 610-489-8878e: varnersfarm@verizon.netw: varnerfarms.netA family-owned and operated farm growing pumpkins, flowers,gourds and Christmas trees. Bring the family for horse-drawnwagon rides, the corn maze, farm animals and apple cider. OpenSept & Oct, Mon-Sat, 9AM-7PM; Nov, Mon-Sat, 10AM-5PM; andNov 25-Dec 23, Mon-Sat, 8AM-8PM. U-cut Christmas tree fieldsclose at 4:30PM daily.

55. Victoria Natural Farm and Adagio Artisan Cheese2049 Wentz Church RdCedars, PA 19423t: 610-222-9740e: jeancuce@comcast.netA diverse farm specializing in figs and artisan cheese. Call aboutCommunity Supported Agriculture (CSA) membership, specialorders and for additional information. C&G, CSA, FPP

56. Wojton's Nursery1718 W. Main StCollegeville, PA 19426t: 610-489-4220w: wojtonsnursery.com12-acre nursery and garden center with a friendly and knowledge-able staff and a wide selection of plants. We can help with all gardening and landscaping needs. Also offering Christmas trees.Open year-round: Mon thru Sat, 9AM-5PM; Sun, 10AM-5PM.

57. Yoder's Farm Market at Cedar Ridge Farm761A Cowpath RdTelford, PA 18969t: 215-723-7145e: yodersfarmmarket@comcast.nethttp://agmap.psu.edu/Businesses/2716A self-service farm market offering farm fresh eggs, beef, fruits,vegetables, honey and other products. A small corn maze is openin the fall. Open year-round, daily, dusk-dawn. ASA, C&G, FPP

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Farm MarketsA. Bala Cynwyd Farmers’ Market

Belmont Ave, near St. Asaphs Rd, parking lot of GSB buildingBala Cynwyd, PA 19004t: 215-733-9599e: matt@farmtocity.orgw: farmtocity.orgThe market offers locally grown and raised heirloom vegetables,fruits, berries, herbs and eggs. Vendors also carry baked goods andfood produced from local crops such as wine, honey, cheese andbaked goods. Open May-Nov, Thurs, 3PM-7PM. FMNP, PASA,WIC

B. Bryn Mawr Farmers’ MarketLancaster Ave (Rte 30) at Morris Ave, municipal lot 7, betweenLudington Library and the Bryn Mawr Train StationBryn Mawr, PA 19010t: 215-733-9599e: matt@farmtocity.orgw: brynmawrfarmersmarket.blogspot.comThis market provides an extensive assortment of organic, IPM andheirloom fruits and vegetables. Cow’s milk, goat’s milk, yogurt andartisan cheeses as well as meats and eggs from pastured animals.Finishing touches for meals include honey and baked goods as well as plants and cut flowers for the table. May-Nov, Sat, 9AM-1PM, rain or shine. PASA, WIC

C. Collegeville Farmers’ Market460 E. Main St, parking lot behind the AmeriGreen Gas StationCollegeville, PA 19426t: 610-454-1050e: manager@collegevilledevelopment.orgw: collegevillefarmersmarket.orgA producer-only market with over 20 vendors selling fruit andvegetables in season, baked goods, cheeses, meats, homemade and herbal products, gelato, chocolate, hummus and crafts. OpenMay-Nov, Sat, 9AM-1PM. FMNP, PASA, PA Preferred, WIC

D. Creekside Farmers’ MarketAt the paved circle at High School Rd and Montgomery Ave,High School ParkElkins Park, PA 19027t: 610-952-9141w: creekside.coop/farmers-marketSun, 10AM-2PM, May-Nov.

ACE: Agricultural Conservation EasementASA: Agricultural Security AreaCNG: Certified Naturally Grown memberCert. Org.: Certified OrganicC&G: Clean and GreenCSA: Community Supported AgricultureFMNP: Farm Market Nutrition PlanFPP: Farmland Preservation ProgramMCFB: Montgomery County Farm BureauPA Preferred: memberPASA: PA Association for Sustainable Agriculture memberWIC: Women Infants Children coupons accepted

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E. Glenside Farmers’ MarketBeside the Glenside SEPTA station, corner of Easton Rd & Glenside AveGlenside, PA 19038t: 215-565-6422e: everichfarms@yahoo.comw: TheGlensideFarmersMarket.comA local market with fresh produce, local honey, crafts, knife sharpening, jewelry, clothing, and a wide variety of handmadetreats. Open May-Nov, Sat, 9AM-1PM. Winter market open Dec-Feb, Sat, 10AM-1PM. FMNP, WIC

F. Indian Valley Farmers’ MarketMain St & Penn Ave, Marketplace at Telford StationTelford, PA 18969t: 215-723-6627e: info@stmainst.orgw: ivfm.orgOne of the first producer-only farmers markets in MontgomeryCounty offering a wide range of products including beef, fruits andvegetables, wine, plants, cheese and baked goods. Open summerthru fall, Sat, 8:30AM-12:30PM. Check website calendar for wintermarket. FMNP, MCFB, PASA

G. Jenkintown Farmers’ Market701 Greenwood Ave, Jenkintown Town SquareJenkintown, PA 19046t: 267-626-0030e: play@rhinocerostoys.comFind us on Facebook at Jenkintown Farmers Market. Meats,cheeses, vegetables, fruit, dairy, crafts, honey, eggs, yarn and vegangoods are sold at this outdoor market located in the center ofthe Jenkintown business district. Open spring-fall, Wed, 11:30AM-5:30PM, rain or shine. FMNP

H. Lansdale Farmers’ MarketRailroad Ave & Main StLansdale, PA 19446t: 610-850-1633e: info@lansdalefarmersmarket.orgw: lansdalefarmersmarket.orgA seasonal outdoor market featuring local growers, wineries,crafters and a brewer. Meat, cheese, plants, ice cream, honey andbaked goods are also for sale. Open spring-fall, Sat, 9AM-1PM.FMNP, WIC

I. The Longview Center for Agriculture Market3215 Stump Hall RdCollegeville, PA 19426t: 610-584-8202e: contact@greenerpartners.orgw: greenerpartners.orgThe Longview Center connects our community with fresh, locallygrown food through agricultural education and a vibrant on-sitemarket which highlights local food grown on our farm and bynearby farmers. Open seasonally: Mon-Fri, 9AM-6:30PM; Sat, 9AM-5PM; Sun, 10AM-4PM. Winter hours will change. Cert. Org., FMNP FPP, PASA

J. Merrymead Farm Market2222 Valley Forge Rd (Rte 363)Lansdale, PA 19446t: 610-584-4410e: mmfarm@aol.comw: www.merrymead.comFamily-owned and operated working dairy farm and farm market.Milk, buttermilk, heavy cream, half & half and ice cream. Bakedgoods, locally grown bedding plants, local produce, honey, beef andpork products. Events include educational tours, a cornfield maze,live nativity, Christmas trees and greens. Open year-round: Mon-Sat, 8AM-9PM; Sun, 11AM-9PM. ACE, ASA, C&G, FPP, MCFB

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K. Morgan Log House Market Day850 Weikel RdLansdale, PA 19446t: 215-368-2480e: wvps@morganloghouse.orgw: morganloghouse.org/marketBringing the "buy local" initiative to community residents on thegrounds of a historic site, this market offers fruits, vegetables,honey, jams and more. Open July-Sept, every 2nd and 4th Sat,9AM-1PM. CNG, FMNP

L. Norristown Farmers’ MarketMain & Swede Sts, in front of Montgomery County Court HouseNorristown, PA 19401t: 610-277-6363 x 121e: pdruhan@cadcom.orgw: http://www.cadcom.org/Programs-Services/Program-Service-Category/Service-Detail/43/catid--20/serviceid--69/Market offers an array of fresh fruits and vegetables. Stock up onplants for your garden and hanging baskets. Open spring-fall, Thurs,11AM-4:30PM. FMNP, WIC

M. Pottstown Farmers’ Market300 East High StPottstown, PA 19464t: 610-489-3237e: benmoscia@verizon.netOpen year-round: Thurs & Fri, 8:30AM-5:30PM; Sat, 8:30AM-3:30PM.

N. R & J Farm Market325 Allentown Rd Souderton, PA 18964t: 267-203-8094w: randjfarmmarket.comLocally grown produce in-season, glass-bottled milk, fresh eggs,hormone-free/ antibiotic-free chicken and beef. Also offers U-pick strawberries and pumpkins seasonally. Many other itemsare available. Open year-round: Mon-Fri, 9AM-6PM; Sat, 9AM-4PM.CNG, FPP, MCFB

O. Upper Merion Farmers’ Market175 W. Valley Forge Rd, Upper Merion Township ParkKing of Prussia, PA 19406t: 610-265-1071e: umfarmersmarket@comcast.netw: uppermerionfarmersmarket.orgEnjoy bread, cakes, hummus and other ready-to-snack treats. Make delicious meals for your family with local produce, dairy,eggs, meats, mushrooms and regional wines. Handmade soaps andbeauty products, jewelry, clothing and flowers are also available.May 21-Nov 19, Sat, 9AM-1 PM. PASA, WIC

Pennsylvania Farm Bureau –Montgomery CountyPennsylvania Farm Bureau is a state-wide farm organiza-tion representing agriculture before government, whileproviding cost-saving services and helpful information toPennsylvania’s farmers and rural families since 1950. FarmBureau is a grass roots organization whereby its membersdecide and implement their policies for problem solving.

Monthly publications and newsletters are produced tokeep members informed of Farm Bureau’s work and mission. Community education programs promoting theimportance of agriculture are pursued through programsin schools, AgDays, farm shows and county events.Through its non-profit foundation, Pennsylvania Friendsof Agriculture, it operates six mobile agricultural educa-tion science labs which travel to schools statewide inPennsylvania. The Foundation also awards agriculturalscholarships which are available for the Penn StateUniversity College of Agricultural Sciences and Delaware Valley School of Agriculture.

t: 717-761-2740w: www.pfb.com

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Montgomery County Lands TrustMontgomery County Lands Trust is your county landtrust, working to ensure that today’s citizens and genera-tions to come enjoy the benefits of the cherished farmlandscapes and critical natural areas that are permanentlyprotected.

The Trust was established in 1993 to advance the countyopen space program and to address the private aspectsof land preservation. Through our Montgomery CountyGreen Futures program we foster green, healthy communities through open space education.

At the core of the Trust’s work are the individual landowners who seek to protect the land they own and love.We have directly preserved more than 2,810 acres andhave partnered with others to protect an additional2,255 acres. Montgomery County Lands Trust proactivelypreserves the best farmland, saves the most valuablewildlife habitat, and protects the stream corridors soimportant to the health of our region’s economy andwater supply.

P.O Box 300, Lederach, PA 19450t: 215-513-0100, f: 215-513-0150e: info@mclt.orgw: mclt.org

Montgomery County Open Space ProgramThe Montgomery County Commissioners adopted theOpen Space Program in 2003 following a voter referen-dum. The 10-year $150 million Green Fields/Green Townsinitiative covers municipal and private organizationgrants, and county open space expenditures.

Funds support farmland preservation, land acquisition, heritage resource conservation, green infrastructure, flood-plain restoration, community trails, and implementation ofthe Schuylkill River Greenway.

The county has used open space funds to develop anopen space network. Projects include development andpreservation of trails and greenways; capital improvements,planning, land acquisition and easements that expand,protect and enhance county parks, historic sites and natural areas; continuation and expansion of the farmland preservation program; and implementation of the Schuylkill River Greenway.

Montgomery County Planning CommissionMontgomery County CourthousePO Box 311, Norristown, PA 19404-0311t: 610.278.3722 w: http://www2.montcopa.org/montco/site/default.asp

All universities engage in researchand teaching, but the nation’s morethan 100 land-grant colleges anduniversities have a third criticalmission—extension. “Extension”means “reaching out,” and, alongwith teaching and research, land-grant institutions such as PennState “extend” their resources,solving public needs with college or university resources throughnon-formal, non-credit programs.

These programs are administered through county and regional extension offices, which bring land-grantexpertise to the most local of levels. Penn StateCooperative Extension’s mission is to enhance quality of life by providing informal outreach educational opportunities to individuals, families, businesses and communities throughout the Commonwealth.

The Extension teaches people how to solve problems, do something better, live healthier, manage resourceswisely, and create a sustainable future.

1015 Bridge Rd, Suite H, Collegeville, PA 19426t: 610-489-4315w: http://montgomery.extension.psu.edu

Penn State CooperativeExtension – Montgomery County