Local Foods
As an active member of the Food Matters Coalition, Transition Brockville provides this Local Foods directory in support of sustainable, healthy lifestyles.
This directory is weighted toward locally-owned and -controlled operations in Brockville and surrounding areas. For those growing their own gardens, it provides links to businesses selling seeds and seedlings as well as links to numerous How-To sites.
Your assistance in maintaining this directory — with additions, corrections, deletions — is greatly appreciated. Please contact editor@transitionbrockville.com
Important Notice about Community Gardens
Under the provincial CONVID-19 Emergency Order, only gardens with the capacity to follow specific requirements are permitted to operate. The LG&L District Health Unit has prepared these safe operating requirements for local municipalities and community organizations. In addition, rules and guidelines for community gardeners have been developed and should be followed by all users.
Last updated: 2020-07-08
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Eggs – Chicken – Duck – Lamb – Mutton – Produce – Baked goods
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In the summer time you can find us at the Gananoque market every Thursday afternoon or come by the garden on Fridays, or Saturdays and pick up some fresh berries or vegetables right in our own little market. Although our vegetables are seasonal we always have a variety of produce including greens, organic tomatoes, ginger, garlic, turmeric, raspberries, blueberries and many other organic vegetables.
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Locally grown produce and meats, local honey and maple syrup, local arts and crafts, home decor, clothing and more
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Plants and seedlings: Annuals, Perennials, Hangers/Containers, Vegetables, Herbs, Cut Flowers
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Your local source for honest, fresh, organically-raised vegetables and pasture-raised poultry (organic chickens & conventional turkeys) near Seeleys Bay! Now in our fifth year!
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We are proud to say that we only sell what we grow sustainably on our own farms. Our large land base allows us to grow both conventional and chemical free produce. Some of our planting and harvesting is mechanized which enables us to supply larger quantities of produce picked fresh daily.
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We grow organic veggies and pasture-raised lamb for families and chefs.
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We are a small family farm, first generation. We do not sell meat or livestock, however, we do have seasonal vegetables, farm grown flowers and have expanded our award winning garlic crop. Flycreek Farm is an active member of the Farmers Market community. We also have a thriving farm stand open May – October.
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foodcoreLGL is a coalition of food activists and organizations who work to take practical steps to realize the vision of the Food Charter (English/French). We developed the local Food Charter and resources to help implement it. We organize events like the Good Food in Schools forum. We share information through the Food Inventory, our website, Instagram and Facebook page.
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Fresh locally grown produce, meats, baked goods, cut flowers and more! Meet your farmers and neighbours, enjoy a picnic supper in the park and live music from the bandstand. Our market is proud to offer only locally produced goods, for sale by the hands that made/grew them!
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Golden Creek Horticulture is a small farm north of Brockville, Ontario. We grow a variety of nutrient dense vegetables for sale at farmers markets, through CSA, and to local restaurants.
We are delighted to announce that Golden Creek Horticulture will be launching a full scale market garden in the Spring of 2020. Please subscribe to our email list to get information on the future availability of our produce.
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Oak Leaf Road Produce offers farm fresh, locally grown produce and flowers grown right here on our farm on Upper Oak Leaf Road! We strive to be an environmentally friendly business!
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We provide our members with fresh, often unusual, certified organic produce. The large and varied selection includes everything from fresh baby-leaf greens in the Spring through to root crops in the Fall.
