At Seacoast Eat Local, we believe everyone should have access to fresh, local food. But for many families, that access is becoming increasingly difficult. Food prices in 2026 have already…
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Mobile Market Vehicle For Sale
Seacoast Eat Local began operating the Seacoast Area Mobile Market back in 2016. The original intent was to bring local food and the experience of a farmers’ market to places…
Winter Market Incentive Recap
Even in the face of government funding cuts this past fall and winter, our commitment to food access did not waver. Through a combination of incentive programs, partnerships, and community…
Your Guide to Community Supported Agriculture (CSA)
What Is a CSA? CSA stands for Community Supported Agriculture, this is a program between a farm and a consumer where the consumer will pay, in advance, for a share…
Seacoast Community Fridges
“Take what you need, leave what you can!” That’s the motto of the local community fridges that have been popping up around the Seacoast. Written by: Emma Harold, Communication Coordinator,…
New Incentive During Government Shutdown
When the federal government shuts down, the impacts go far beyond Washington. Families across our region start to feel it quickly, especially those who rely on SNAP to buy groceries…
A Heartfelt Thank You to Lilac Club Casino for Charitable Gaming Support
This summer brought an exciting opportunity for our organization. Thanks to the new Lilac Club Casino in Rochester, we raised $47,372 in revenue from charitable gaming days in July….
Introducing Farm to Footprints
How our new partnership is making local produce more accessible to our neighbors seeking food assistance while supporting Seacoast farmers and reducing food waste. At Seacoast Eat Local, we believe…
A Hands-On Workshop at Fat Peach Farm
This past weekend, local food enthusiasts of all ages gathered at Fat Peach Farm (FPF) to learn about the unique challenges of growing tomatoes outdoors, in the soil. This workshop…
Why SNAP Matching at Farmers’ Markets Needs Your Attention
Every week at our farmers’ markets, something remarkable happens at the market information booth. Shoppers using SNAP benefits (formerly known as food stamps) can currently double their purchasing power through…
Announcing Our Exciting Partnership with Walden Mutual Bank
At Seacoast Eat Local, we’re always looking for ways to deepen our community’s connection to the local food system. This month, we’re thrilled to announce a new partnership with Walden…
Support Local Resilience: Tuckaway Food Commons Resilience Fund
On March 30, 2024, a devastating fire swept through Tuckaway Farm, causing significant damage and loss, including three barns, hay, equipment, tools, and livestock. However, in the face of such…