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Avalon

St. John's Farmers Market

245 Freshwater Road, St. John's, NL, Canada

Saturdays 9am-4pm Year Round

Avalon

Belbin's Grocery

85 Quidi Vidi Road, St. John's, NL, Canada

At Belbin’s Grocery Urban Market, we make grocery shopping simple.

Western

Winding Brook Farms

5 Cherry Street, Kippens, NL, Canada

Local farm in Black Duck Siding producing honey products and vegetables.

Avalon

The Natural Gardener

8 Sunny Hill Rd, Ferryland, NL, Canada

The Natural Gardener is a mixed vegetable farm operation located in Ferryland, NL. We also produce a special liquid kelp soil conditioner.

Avalon

Hallidays Meat Market

103 Gower Street, St. John's, NL, Canada

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Western

Stephenville Farmers Market

95 West Street, Stephenville, NL, Canada

Open Saturdays 9am-1pm

Avalon

Bay Roberts Vegetable Patch and Shearstown Gardens

321 Water Street, Bay Roberts, NL, Canada

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Central

Quinlan Farms

Road to the Isles, Baytona, NL, Canada

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Labrador

Nature's Best Farm

Mud Lake Road, Happy Valley-Goose Bay, NL, Canada

Nature's Best provides a variety of high quality, pesticide-free foods to the people of Labrador through open markets and business contact

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