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U-pick blueberries in Island Falls.

Phone: (304) 639-7699

Email: awayacres@gmail.com

A popular Amish community co-op on Route 2.

Fresh vegetables, homemade jams, jellies, breads and cookies.

Raw milk and cheese are available in the market coolers.

Closed Thursdays and Sundays.

Amish store on Lincoln Road, operated by Jerry Doxtader and his family.

A great assortment of organically grown vegetables, jellies, homemade cookies and pies.

Also find jams and pickles, plus seasonal farm-stand goods.  CLOSED ON SUNDAY

Homegrown produce stand in Lower Brighton, NB — about halfway between Hartland and Woodstock on the Hartland side of the river.

Phone: 506-324-0523

Bethany Bouchard has a fully licensed home bakery offering cakes, pies, cupcakes, cookies, and more.

No roadside stand yet — order by phone or visit her Facebook page to see what's available.

Phone: 207-694-6450

Aaron Beechy and his family run a popular Amish bakery at 355 Lincoln Road in East Hodgdon.

Find Beechy's at the Danforth Farm Market on Fridays and the Houlton Community Market on Saturdays.

Donuts, bread, pickles and fresh produce.

They grow a wide variety of vegetables.

Phone: 1 506-392-6263.

Locally known as the old Harry Bass Farm.

Potatoes, corn, eggs, pumpkins, blueberries and more.

Owned and operated by Joyce Transue.

Look for her Courtyard Cafe recipes, including famous soups, dressings and salsas.

Seasonal offerings include tomatoes, apples, pickles, squash, pumpkins, watermelons and more.

A full-service farm stand on US Route 1 in North Amity offering fresh produce, jams, honey, maple syrup, pickles, grow supplies, and more.

Visit their website at boyettfamilyfarms.com or contact them at boyettfamilyfarms.lucas@gmail.com.

Call (207) 521-5206 for availability.

William Sarante, LMT, and Jennifer Noonan, BSEnvS, integrate bodywork and botanicals to nurture wellness and connection with the natural world.

Find their locally farmed and foraged loose leaf teas at the Houlton Community Market and the County Co-op and Farm Store in Houlton.

Call (207) 393-4086 for appointments or inquiries.

One of the very best farm stands in the area! This will be their 47th season. Fresh home-grown sweet corn, apples, jams, jellies, pickles, cider, and other assorted vegetables and fruits are available at their farm stand mid-August through mid-October. Contact info: (207) 463-2851 · binottobarbara6@gmail.com

A Maine maple farm tapping more than 4,000 trees and producing a variety of maple products.

Maple syrup, maple candies, maple butter, maple cream, maple popcorn, maple sugar, and maple peanuts.

Contact: (207) 551-5227.

Bradstreet Stand on Main Street features new potatoes, plus varieties of dry beans and straw.

Phone: (207) 425-3072

A small homestead raising and growing produce and meat, with a little to sell on the side.

Butterstone Bakery is run by Nicoline, offering a beautiful spread of fresh-baked goods at markets across the region.

Find her at the Hartland Farmers Market, the Woodstock Farm and Craft Market, and on the deck at the Woodstock Market on Fridays.

Feel free to message with questions and orders via Facebook.

Visit the storefront in Houlton , where Erica Burhardt has fresh meats, raw milk, vegetables, breads and more.

She also carries everyday farm-made essentials including soaps and toothpaste.

Her store also is home to Serendipity Embroidery. When she isn't selling her produce from the farm, she is very busy with orders for her customers.

Roger and Linda Callnan Grower of Fraser and Balsam fir Christmas trees, with visitors coming from miles around during tree season.

Local honey is available year-round at Aroostook Milling on Hillview Avenue.

Contact: (207) 538-2345 · callnanfamilytreefarm@gmail.com

Flowers, tomatoes, and seasonal produce.

U-pick blueberries available in season.

Phone: +1 207-532-2794

Email: callnangreenhouses@gmail.com

Serving the Houlton area from the McDonald's parking lot on Saturday mornings.

Phone: 1 (207) 725-7227 · orders@cantrellseafood.com

Tasha has a classic roadside stand in Island Falls offering farm-fresh eggs, potatoes, beets, cukes, tomatoes, peppers, beans, zucchini, and pickles.

Call (207) 538-0200 for availability.

New potatoes, corn, berries, pumpkins and Christmas trees.

Dee and Phyllis Cote's stand is across the road from Ross Ridge Gardens.

Open in the fall with at least eight varieties of apples, cider and small apple pies.

Hi! I'm Rachelle, the face behind the baking. Baking has been a passion of mine since childhood, and what started as a hobby has grown into a side hustle I'm excited to share!

As a New Brunswick Certified Food Handler, I'm committed to creating fresh, high-quality treats that are as safe as they are delicious.

Whether you're celebrating a birthday, hosting a special event, or simply craving a little treat, I'd love to help make your occasion a little sweeter.

Roadside stand at the shop in the middle of town on U.S. Route 1.

New potatoes in red and white varieties, Yukon Golds and russets.

Also offering potatoes, beans, squash and pumpkins.

An Amish roadside stand offering produce, baked goods, jams and jelly, and camp firewood.

The stand sign also lists potatoes, butter, quilts, and potato chips.

Every Friday at the Danforth Pavilion, June 19 through September 26, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Fresh local produce, artisan goods, baked goods, seafood, beef, honey, maple products, specialty popcorn, and more.

Featured vendors include Earles Fresh Seafood, Apgar Beef, Beechy Bakery, Village Bees, Green Sunshine Farm, Sunny Crest Maple Farm, Wynes Trailside Popcorn, and Under My Skin.

Susy Hiltz’s shop offers handcrafted gifts, skincare products, and home-baked goods.

Find cookies, muffins, bread, pretzels, Chapped Hyde balm, cookbooks, and more  (207) 538-1085

New potatoes available when the stand opens in July.

Look for the black bear across from the Border Patrol.

Joel and Katie Duff have a front-porch farm shop with pork, beef, milk, syrup, soap, oats, flour, and recently added Organic Glenn Wheat, Glenn Wheat Berries and Organic Toasted Rolled Oats.                                                                  Tel:  207-538-6930

Many varieties of apples, plus pears, carrots, buttercup squash, and pumpkins.

Contact: (506) 328-2012.

Elly Dulinsky offers Authentic European baked goods made with original recipes and European-style baking techniques that she learned years ago in Romania.

She offers a versatile grab-and-go assortment of bakery and pastry favorites that you just won't find anywhere else in this area.

Payments accepted by cash box or Venmo. Contact: (830) 513-0116.  Click on the photos to see her brochure of tasty treats. You will not find anything else like them in this area.

Several potato varieties: white, red, yellow, russet, gourmet, blue and more.

Native raspberries in July, plus vine-ripened tomatoes, cucumbers and other fresh produce.

Open on the honor system from July through December. Call (207) 551-5031.

A roadside flower stand with fresh bouquets and arrangements.

Contact: (207) 538-2426 · floralsbymylee@gmail.com

Strawberries available for a short season during the first few weeks of July only.

A free, fresh community produce stand open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Give or take what you may—take what you need and leave what you can.

Please spread the word and help keep the community growing.

Frank Cox's U-Pick strawberry farm in Sherman, open the first few weeks of July.

Call 365-4387 for availability and picking conditions.

Homemade baked goods sold right from the front porch at 42 Dearborn Street in Patten.

Specialties include doughnuts, cookies, pies, cakes, rolls, breads, whoopie pies, muffins, and more.

Call 207-267-0451 to check availability.

On the left when heading north toward Presque Isle on U.S. Route 1.

New potatoes, including reds and round whites.

Seasonal peas, corn, squash and more.

JD Hochstetler and his six brothers operate the family farm, offering fresh organic produce.

Find them at the Danforth Farmers Market on Fridays and Houlton Community Market on Saturdays.

Phone: 521-0029.

Maine Organic Farmers and Gardeners Association certified.

Potatoes, beans, corn, cucumbers, peas, berries, fresh garlic, eggs and zucchini.

Also offering pickles and baked goods.

Also located at the Woodstock Farm Market.

Contact: (506) 324-3231 · highlanfarms923@gmail.com

Owned and operated by Sheila Murchie — sold right from her front porch, next door to the Fire Dept.

Fresh eggs, breads, rolls, cookies, potato salad, baked beans, chop suey, cakes, and so much more.

A fun little stop on Hosford Road in Island Falls offering farm-fresh eggs, handmade soaps, beard balm, and so much more.

Call (207) 431-4483 for availability.

A flower farm and garden offering fresh-cut flowers and seasonal blooms.

Follow Hillview Blooms on Facebook for availability and updates. Email: hillviewblooms@gmail.com

Fresh produce and baked goods.

A roadside stand on Military Road offering honey, lettuce, beet greens, zucchini, relish, jams, jelly, and more. They accept VENMO

A vibrant Saturday morning farmers market held in historic Market Square in downtown Houlton.

Features local vendors selling fresh produce, baked goods, crafts, and more.

SNAP/EBT accepted — earn Maine Harvest Bucks. Gift certificates available.

Saturday mornings — check Facebook for current season dates and hours.

Ashley and Matt Graham own this family orchard offering apples, eggs, and beef.

Seasonal market offerings include apples, pumpkins, candles, soaps, mums, hay bales, ciders, and more.

The orchard is posted as opening in late September. Check ahead for current U-pick and market hours.

Just a short drive from Woodstock, the fall family event poster highlights U-pick and market shopping, wood-fired pizza, live music, and photo opportunities. They also recently acquired Moonshine Creek Distillery, relaunching it as Downriver Beverage Co. Follow them on Facebook: HomesteadOrchards

Family farm market now open for the season.

Known for fresh corn and its Corn Maze.

Contact: 1 (506) 392-6279.

Located,just past Grammies Restaurant on Bangor Road.

Seasonal squash, pumpkins, tomatoes, cucumbers, carrots, onions and beans.

Fresh local produce and more as the season allows.

James loves people and pumpkins—come see us at the stand!

Seasonal pumpkins, squash, decorative gourds, and sweet corn, with self-serve shopping available.  207-227-4690

Follow the adventures of James on Facebook for seasonal stand updates.

Across from Southern Aroostook School on Route 2 in Dyer Brook, Jasmine offers lavender products, beeswax lotion bars, birdhouses, and more from her sweet little roadside shop.

Open Saturdays 9 AM–2 PM during the summer.

Johanna Johnston's adorable bright yellow cedar cabinet stand right in front of her home at 431 Bangor Street. Eggs are $3/dozen — just grab what you need!

Self-serve and honor system. Pay by Venmo, Cash App, PayPal (@SavageFarm), or cash always welcome.

Fresh eggs, cukes, cherry tomatoes, fiddleheads, zucchini, and pumpkins in season.

A family-owned one-acre homestead serving locals and travelers.

Baked goods, fresh eggs, baby chicks and ducks, homemade body products and more.

Call: (207) 694-0214.

Pork, organic chickens, turkeys, vegetables, eggs, garlic and goat milk soap.

Homemade yogurt, plus U-pick blueberries, raspberries, apples and pumpkins in season.

Also available Saturdays at the Houlton Community Market.

Farm store at 806 Benedicta Road. Phone: (207) 231-2800.

Visit keepridge.com for more information.

New potatoes: reds, round whites, and russets.

Shane Kingsbury is the business contact. He and his wife Duska, their family, and his parents Keith and Donna have grown the farm's acreage from Littleton to Mars Hill.

Built from a self-sustaining family farm tradition, Kingsbury Family Farms remains committed to producing quality potatoes and building soil health.

A multi-generational, family-run farm in Coldstream specializing in grass-fed beef, responsibly raised vegetables, sunflowers, and pumpkins.

Regular Facebook updates and farm videos are available.

Family farm established in 1946.

Natural beef raised in Smyrna, Maine using locally grown feed.

Phone: 207-694-0318

An Amish family offering certified organic products, annual cut flowers, perennial cut flowers, flower seedlings, herb seedlings, and vegetable seedlings.

Seasonal produce includes apples, asparagus, green beans, dried beans, blackberries, highbush blueberries, bok choy, broccoli, cabbage, carrots, cauliflower, chard, cherries, Chinese cabbage, sweet corn, cucumbers, garlic, grapes, jalapeños, lettuce, melons, onions, peas, peppers, plums, potatoes, pumpkins, raspberries, rhubarb, summer and winter squash, strawberries, tomatillos, tomatoes, and turnips.

Broilers and whole chicken are also available.

Find them at the Houlton Farmer's Market on Fridays at TD Bank and the Danforth Farmer's Market on Saturdays. They frequently bring their homemade ice cream machine to markets.

Chelsea offers fresh chicken eggs and duck eggs from her Monticello roadside stand.

Follow Lilac Landing Goats and Books on Facebook for updates.

Quality beef, maple syrup, pigs, chickens, vegetables and crop-farm goods.

McLellan's strawberries are sold at the Woodstock Farm Market and through U-pick.

Fresh strawberries and seasonal local produce.

Phone: 1 506-328-2029.

Find fresh baked goods at the Houlton Community Market on Saturday mornings.

Brittany has been creating custom cupcakes and cakes since 2020.

Specialties include custom cupcakes, custom cakes, DIY cookie kits, and cake pops.

Follow Moosely Cupcakes on Facebook for availability and ordering.

Amish family farm with milk, honey, eggs, beans, tomatoes, cucumbers, maple syrup, beet greens, house plants, and more.

Kelly's stand is now open at 10 Hogan Street.

Find Nana's Kitchen at the Community Market on Saturdays.

Contact: (207) 532-9318 · kellyemery69@gmail.com

An Amish produce stand in northern Maine. Follow the long driveway from Hosford Road to reach the stand.

A selection of canned goods, potatoes, cucumbers, lettuce, other seasonal produce, and homemade bread.

Also offering beautiful quilts and homemade soap, with friendly service and well-priced goods.

Dexter Beef

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Fresh Vegetables

An Amish farm stand operated by the Enos Miller family, with goods raised or made on their farm and by nearby community members.

Handmade swings, chairs, tables, balsam wreaths, baskets, quilts, scarves, jewelry, fresh produce, honey, preserves, and baked goods.

Open May 1 through early December, Monday through Saturday from sunup to sundown; closed Sundays.

Drive slowly up the dirt drive and park beside the brown enclosed farm stand. For more information, stop in; there is no phone, email, website, or Facebook page.

Lauren Stearn's farmstand and micro bakery is always open, with tasty treats that draw visitors from miles around.

Fresh baked goods are made from scratch the same day you buy them on Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays and Sundays.

Cash only honor-system stand under surveillance, with a little library book exchange for visitors.

Facebook is updated regularly for the latest offerings.

Tasha Potter offers a thoughtful selection of handmade soaps, candles, Epsom salt soaks, and bath bombs.

Pickle Hill Funny Farm takes pride in a more natural approach to its products.

Rob is known for Christmas trees and apples.

Find farm products at the farm or in town at Chadwick Florist, where Tammie and Rob are often available.

New potatoes and pumpkins available seasonally.

Look for Curly Q's Sweet Treats in the refrigerator.

Call (207) 746-8998.

Family owned and operated farm established in 2019.

Raw milk, flavored pints of milk, salted butter, cheese, pork, beef, and more.

Phone: (207) 465-6780

Locally grown highbush blueberries and raspberries in the Carleton County area.

Potatoes, carrots, beet greens, peas, cucumbers, jams, meat, squash, pumpkins and more.

Roxie Brown operates this stand where she makes Sourdough bread, plain or with inclusions, plus yeast and other breads.

From-scratch desserts, bars, floral cakes from 4 to 8 inches, cupcakes and more.

Visit the Facebook page for daily updates or to place a custom order

Two businesses in one location, run by the Chasse family. Dad's Small, family-rooted coffee company roasts fresh, flavorful coffee, while a mother-daughter stand offers homemade sweets, cookies, scones, and eggs.

Visit their Facebook page for updates.

An Amish farm stand operated by the Menno and Emma Gingerich family, located on the 2nd farm on the left once you turn onto Siberia Rd.

Open April 15 through the beginning of November, 6 days a week from sun up to sun down — closed Sundays.

Offerings include handmade swings, chairs, tables, and planters; a wide variety of baskets; quilts and jewelry; fresh produce; honey, jams, jellies, preserves, and butter.

Baked goods include a fun variety of treats — including the famous "moose farts" (graham, coconut, and chocolate chip treats)!

Family-operated farm in Merrill specializing in winter tulips for wholesale and retail, U-Pick summer flowers, and pumpkins.

Follow 6th Gen Farm on Facebook for seasonal updates.

Fresh eggs, colorful gladiolus, sunflowers, pumpkins, squash, cucumbers, beet greens, radishes, celery, and more.

Phone: (207) 751-0111

Follow Slow Pace Farm on Facebook for updates from Mike Kasputes.

A self-serve farmstand offering vegetables and handmade gifts.

A certified organic family farm in the Saint John River Valley, about 7 km outside Woodstock, NB.

Grows over 60 types of vegetables and berries, plus livestock on pasture — all without the use of chemicals.

Serves the New Brunswick community with weekly veggie boxes, online orders, and a small on-farm store.

Fresh, Local, and Organic.

A family farm on the New Limerick Road in Linneus. Homemade Yogurt, organic chickens, turkeys, U-Pick Blueberries, raspberries, Apples, Pumpkins, and a whole lot more (207) 532-7058

Cara Weaver makes assorted sweets, jams, cookies, homemade ice cream, meals and salads, plus more seasonal treats. She will also take special orders and is willing to do some catering.

Visit Facebook to see what is in the stand today.

Olivia Cyr's sweet little roadside bakery stand on US Rt. 1 in Bridgewater — just a few houses past the Post Office on the left heading north.

Offering sourdough bread, whoopie pies, cookies, and custom orders.

Contact Olivia at sweetpinemaine@gmail.com or call (207) 554-9795.

Lynn Oliver runs this seasonal farm stand at 335 Calais Road in Hodgdon, Maine.

New potatoes, peas, string beans, corn, squash, pumpkins, broccoli, tomatoes, peppers and more.

Contact: (207) 532-2018.

Local pure maple syrup from Island Falls, Maine, run by Stephen Walker.

Maple-covered pecans, walnuts, and almonds are also available.

Follow Va Jo Wa Maple on Facebook for updates.

Owned and operated by Madisyn Oliver, with everything made from scratch in her kitchen.

Find Wildflower Lane Bakery at the Danforth Artisan Market every Saturday, with a table full of homemade goodies.

The home stand is at 92 Bancroft Road in Danforth. Send a Facebook message to place an order.

Cookies, whoopie pies, jumbo muffins, scones, and large pretzel sticks are available; custom orders are welcome with advance notice.

Garlic farm and Bed & Breakfast nestled on a scenic ridge in Oakfield, Maine.

Fresh garlic and farmstead products available. Overnight guests welcome — call ahead for availability.

Call 207-757-8797 for garlic availability and B&B reservations.

Handcrafted health-support formulas, bath and body products, goat milk soaps, and lotions.

Farm-grown, wild-harvested, and carefully sourced botanicals for teas and tisanes, crafted with natural health-supporting ingredients and proprietary formulas. Their product are also available at Serendipitous Dragonfly or The County Farm & Co-Op in Houlton.

Contact: (207) 694-5034.

A tiny building featuring fresh-made treats prepared daily by Megan Woods

Soft pretzels, cookies, cinnamon rolls, and more.

Contact: (207) 694-1084.

All crops are planted, grown, and harvested by Ryan and Reagan Wright.

Find them at the Houlton Community Market on Saturdays starting in September.

Locally grown fall produce: pumpkins (many varieties), squash, sweet corn, and decorative cornstalks.

Gourmet popcorn with gift certificates available.

Open Sundays and a convenient stop for anyone riding the ATV trails.

Also available at Seiders Variety Store.