Store Specials Owner Deals June 3 – June 16 June 17 – Jun. 30

Know Our Grower featuring Keewaydin Farms Keewaydin Farms, founded in 1976 by Richard and Mary Haucke, is now run by their son, Rufus Haucke (above) with help from his children Karma and Aurora (in Rufus’s lap). Previously a dairy farm run with sustainable practices, the farm is now a MOSA-certified organic vegetable operation. Rufus and…  Read More →

By October, Seward Co-op will have a total of three business units: The Franklin store (our current location), the new Friendship store, and the Co-op Creamery Cafe, due to open in late July. In anticipation of that, the co-op is hiring right now (you may have heard that Seward Co-op has already hired a chef…  Read More →

The construction of the Friendship store is now more than half way complete! Activity is ramping up and will accelerate in the coming months. In the past few weeks, the retaining wall on the east and south side of the parking lot was completed, as were roof and siding installation. On the inside, the concrete…  Read More →

Think of your grill like it’s the bat-signal from the old Batman series. Your grill is a beacon of good smells that alerts your neighborhood what veggies and meats are best at Seward right now. If a picture is worth a thousand words, then a delicious plume of grill-smoke from a co-op shopper’s Weber is…  Read More →

We have some delicious organic blueberries in the Produce Department right now, some of the sweetest of the year so far. They’re from California, but the price makes them a great choice for all the grilling you’re going to do this Memorial Day Weekend. What? Grill blueberries? Oh, yes. Here’s a simple, tasty recipe for…  Read More →

Store Specials Owner Deals May 20 – Jun. 2 May 20 – Jun. 2

Seward co-op today issued a voluntary recall of our Seward Co-op Bakery’s Sweet Lovin Brownies due to a piece of metal found in today’s batch. No illnesses or injury have been associated with this product. All Sweet Lovin Brownies were removed from the shelf today, Wednesday, May 20, 2015. The price of this recalled product…  Read More →

While we anticipate the regional greenhouses and fields to produce in earnest, we are already enjoying an ephemeral bounty from forest and stream with wild-crafted watercress, nettles, and ramps. Harvested by trusted and familiar P6 farmers from Keewaydin and Harmony Valley farms (both in Wisconsin), these wild-crafted plants are nutrient dense, distinctly flavorful, and fleeting.…  Read More →

The Co-op Creamery isn’t open yet, but you can almost hear the happy co-op owners inside chatting about a food revolution when you see the new sign, can’t you?