Buy Fresh Buy Local Cape Cod

Buy Fresh Buy Local Cape Cod Your connection to Cape Cod's freshest from land and sea! Why Buy Local? When you buy local food, you vote with your food dollar.

THERE ARE SO MANY GOOD REASONS TO BUY LOCALLY GROWN FOOD

Exceptional Taste and Freshness: Local farmers offer food that is bred for taste and freshness rather than shipping and long shelf life. Strengthen Local Economy: Buying locally grown food keeps your dollars circulating in the Cape Cod community. Support Endangered Family Farms: Family farms are part of the American tradition of self-suffic

iency and serve as the basis of local communities. Safeguard Your Family’s Health: Knowing where your food comes from allows you to be sure that your food is free of pesticides, hormones, antibiotics, etc. Protect the Environment: Local food doesn’t have to travel far, reducing carbon monoxide emissions and packaging materials. Buying Local is Easy: Use our website to find a farmer, farmers’ market, farm stand, CSA, restaurant, retailer, or other local food outlet near you. This ensures that family farms in your community will continue to thrive and that healthy, flavorful, plentiful food will be available for future generations.

08/23/2026
08/18/2026
08/11/2026

To use HIP you've gotta have SNAP.

Sign up for this Virtual SNAP workshop with the friendly folks at Massachusetts Department of Transitional Assistance - DTA on August 20.

Registration: https://tinyurl.com/SNAPwkshp

Corn and peaches time at Tony Andrews Farm!
08/11/2026

Corn and peaches time at Tony Andrews Farm!

Be part of the conversation on the future of food on Cape Cod and join Farming Falmouth's "Shaping Our Food Future Confe...
08/05/2026

Be part of the conversation on the future of food on Cape Cod and join Farming Falmouth's "Shaping Our Food Future Conference & Expo on Friday, Sept. 19th from 8:30am - 3pm at the Falmouth High School. For more information see their poster and forwarded post.

What does the future of food on Cape Cod look like?

Join the conversation at the Shaping Our Food Future Conference & Expo on Friday, September 19, from 8:30 AM to 3:00 PM at Falmouth High School.

This inspiring day will bring together farmers, food entrepreneurs, community leaders, educators, and anyone passionate about creating a healthier, stronger local food system.

Hear from featured speakers:
• Dana DiPrima
• Thomas Moakley
• Lisa Raiola, MPH, President & Founder of Hope & Main

Whether you're looking to learn, connect, or be inspired, there's something here for everyone.

A special thank you to our sponsor, , for supporting this event and helping cultivate a stronger local food future.

Register today at:
https://farmingfalmouth.networkforgood.com/events/100367-shaping-our-food-future-conference-expo

Together, we can help shape the future of food, one conversation at a time.

08/04/2026

Join us and the Cape Cod Cooperative Extension service for an intro on how to bring your food idea to market! Thursday and Friday August 13 & 14 from 4:30 - 6:30 pm at the Falmouth Public Library.

And thanks for also joining us, Sustainable CAPE - Center for Agricultural Preservation & Education. This wouldn’t have ...
07/31/2026

And thanks for also joining us, Sustainable CAPE - Center for Agricultural Preservation & Education.

This wouldn’t have been possible without our hardworking, expert hosts so extra thank you to Bay End Farm, Wellfleet Oyster Alliance, The Bookstore and Restaurant, Hillside Poultry Farm.

We appreciate all work that Massachusetts Department of Agricultural Resources does and makes possible while supporting local farms, aquaculture growers, farmers’ markets, and food producers. Thank you for taking the time to come visit and learn directly from our local farmers about land and sea agriculture on Cape Cod.

From farm fields to oyster flats, learning happens where the work gets done. 🌱🦪

Recently, Massachusetts Department of Agricultural Resources (MDAR) staff visited Cape Cod for a Buy Fresh Buy Local Cape Cod tour of local farms and shellfish operations to learn more about the people, partnerships, and innovation that strengthen our local food system.

The day included stops at:
🌾 Hillside Farm in Truro, where visitors learned about diversified farming and livestock production.
🌾 Bay End Farm, where visitors learned how the farm's commercial kitchen, farm stand, and recent investments are creating new opportunities for local food and supporting a more resilient farm business.
🦪 A Wellfleet shellfish farm, where participants experienced oyster aquaculture firsthand and learned about the role shellfish farming plays in Cape Cod's coastal economy.

By connecting state and local partners with farmers and shellfish growers, tours like these help strengthen agriculture and aquaculture across the Commonwealth.

Read the full story on our blog:
https://loom.ly/jWCSby4

07/27/2026
07/16/2026

🍀 Calling all current and former 4-H members, families, and volunteers!

Did 4-H play a role in your life? We'd love to welcome you back to help create the same memorable Fair experience for today's youth.

The Barnstable County Fair runs Monday, July 20 through Sunday, July 26, and we're looking for volunteers to lend a hand in the:

🍽️ 4-H Kitchen
🏡 Youth Building
🐄 Livestock Areas

Whether you can help for a few hours, one day, or multiple days, your time and experience make a big difference for our 4-H members. Come back, reconnect, and help keep the 4-H tradition strong.

Interested in volunteering?
Contact Sandi Shepherd-Gay at [email protected] or phone # (508) 375-6696

Thank you for supporting the next generation of 4-H members! 💚🍀

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Barnstable, MA
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