Local Produce Partners For four generations spanning over 100 years, the Wainer family has supported the community and maintained relationships with local farmers. At our own farm we source produce and experiment with unique heirloom crops. The knowledge and experience we gain is shared with the other farms in our community. By improving education and cultivation throughout the area, we ensure that we are able to source the highest quality, freshest produce. 4 Town Farm Seekonk, MA A family owned farm open from mid-April through the holidays especially known for their asparagus, strawberries, sweet corn, melons, and “pick your own”.
Araujo Farms Dighton, MA Operating since 1927, this four-generation family farm grows summer squash, zucchini, peppers, butternut corn, mums, pumpkins, and butternut squash.
Backyard Farms Madison, ME Specializing in on-the-vine tomatoes, they grow all year long to provide a higher-quality, fresher tomato even through the long New England winter.
Confreda Greenhouses and Farms Cranston, RI With three generations and over 400 acres of land, this family farm produces summer and zucchini squash, peppers, tomatoes, eggplants, pumpkins, and their top crop, corn.
Farming Turtles Exeter, RI On 22 acres of state-of-the-art greenhouses, Lauri Roberts specializes in micro greens and baby greens sold still growing in soil, so chefs can harvest themselves and serve immediately.
Jonathan’s Organic Rochester, MA New England’s pioneer sprout company is a family business specializing in a full line of organic sprouts grown in water from their own four deep wells.
Lookout Farms Natick, MA One of the oldest working farms in the country, this farm not only grows strawberries, peaches, nectarines, plums, Asian pears, pumpkins, and apples, but is also committed to the preservation of farmland, health, and family fun.
Quansett Nurseries
Spread over fifteen acres, Quansett Nurseries produce a large variety of annuals, herbs, perennials, ornamental grasses, groundcovers and vegetables. They specialize in herbaceous plant material, which includes annuals, ground covers, herbs, grasses, perennials, and vegetables.
Steere Orchard Greenville, RI Not only is this a fourth generation family owned orchard, but it is also the largest in the state, featuring a multitude of varieties including the heirloom Rhode Island Greening Apple.
Swaz Potato Farms Hatfield, MA Operating since 1910, and now run by the third generation of Szawlodski brothers, this is the largest potato grower in Massachusetts, harvesting 2,500 acres of round white, red, russet, and Yukon gold potatoes.
Ward’s Berry Farm Sharon, MA This berry and small fruit farm grows 18 acres of certified organic crops and another 160 acres farmed using Integrated Pest Management to deliver not only the freshest, but healthiest produce.
Wilson Farm Lexington, MA In operation at its present location since 1884, this farm and greenhouse grows cabbage, white turnip, celery, carrots, beets, avocados, horseradish root, and more.
Wysocki Farms Amherst, MA A fourth-generation family owned farm, the Wysocki family grows yellow and green squash, bell peppers, napa cabbage, green cabbage, beets, cauliflower, parsnips, and turnips.
Young Family Farm Little Compton, RI What started as a small wholesale potato business quickly grew into a diversified crop including fresh fruits, vegetables, and flowers.
Wainer Family Farm In the heart of the farmcoast, 1.5 miles from Buzzard’s Bay, on a sprawling 50 acres, you will find the Wainer Family Farm. The farm was founded in 2002 when Henry Wainer purchased 22.5 acres of land in Dartmouth, MA from a family friend. Today, the farm has grown to include more land, greenhouses, and one of the first inner-city greenhouses on the east coast, in New Bedford. We grow over 20 different types of tomatoes, more than a dozen types of summer squash, and over 10 varieties of eggplant; more than 150 different products that change season to season and year to year. We evaluate the plants based on variety and yield and once a crop is deemed successful, then pass the information onto other local farmers in our region to grow for us. We educate farmers locally to grow high value crops that will give them the best return for their efforts per acre. We help them to source seeds and choose crops that will bring them the optimal return for their investment and their hard work. By improving education and cultivation throughout the area we ensure that we are able to source the highest quality, freshest produce. This is a true preservation of the environment, sustainability, and the local community. Wainer Family Farm is a division of Sid Wainer & Son®. Sid Wainer & Son is the premier produce and specialty foods company in the food industry and the first HACCP certified produce company in North America.
Wainer Family Farm is a division of Sid Wainer and Son® for more information visit us at sidwainer.com