Pearson Organics Lake City, MN CSA Type: Vegetables, Mushrooms Drop Locations: Vary Pearson Organics is a family farm operated by Kristin Pearson. Kristin grew up in Rochester, MN. She wandered the country for a bit learning about life and farming and working for amazing farmers from California to Maine. All of these experiences have led…
Northwood Mushrooms Clayton, WI CSA Type: Mushrooms Drop Locations: Add-on with local farms Jeremy McAdams and wife Aimee, run Northwood Mushrooms (a.k.a. Cherry Tree House Mushrooms). The farm is northeast of the Twin Cities. They cultivate log-grown shiitake, other culinary & medicinal mushrooms. You can find other varieties of their mushroom products in markets, restaurants,…
Mhonpaj’s Garden Hugo, MN CSA Type: Vegetables Drop Locations: Mill City Farmers Market & more Mhonpaj’s Garden, the first Hmong-owned certified organic farm in Minnesota, is a nine acre vegetable farm owned by May Lee and her daughter Mhonpaj. With five acres in Stillwater and four acres in Marine on St. Croix, May and her family…
Hu Products announced a nationwide voluntary recall in the United States of a single production lot of the Hu Chocolate Covered Hunks – Sour Goldenberries Product (4 oz. bag) because some packages may contain undeclared almonds. People who have an allergy or severe sensitivity to almonds run the risk of serious or life-threatening allergic reaction…
Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with seasonal Seward-made products, and with specials on Irish products! Available for a limited time, while supplies last.
Seward Community Co-op staff, and employees at grocery stores nationwide, are in urgent need of the COVID-19 vaccine. Please contact MN Gov. Tim Walz by emailing or calling.
Find items from small-scale, local Community Foods producer’s to celebrate Valentine’s Day.
Seeds from local Community Foods producer Seed Savers are in at Seward Co-op—just in time to gift to loved ones!
Wedge Co-op has issued a voluntary recall of their hamburger and brat buns with a sell-by date of 12/18/2020.
Soon, we will install plywood over the windows and entrances of Seward Co-op buildings to show solidarity with neighboring businesses, to protect the jobs of our staff and to protect our shared community assets.
