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Guide to Guide * 2016-2017 nhmade.com 2016-2017 Cyan Magenta Yellow Yellow Buy Local Black New Hampshire Products and Services Guide to Guide * NH-Made Wines and Spirits *Discount applies per bottle when 6 or more bottles are purchased. Cyan Some restrictions apply. Exclusive and last chance items not included. Magenta 000691-NHLC_5x5.375-NHMadePrintAd_v1.indd 1 3/3/15 8:55 AM Yellow Yellow Black Dining room. Peggy Ann LOANS FOR BUILDING A COUNTRY LIFE FARMS • HOME CONSTRUCTION • LAND • EQUESTRIAN FACILITIES Heather Allen MLO NMLS No. 550995 Farm Credit East NMLS No. 522993 2 Constitution Drive, Bedford, NH 800.327.6785 [email protected] 2 | GUIDE TO NEW HAMPSHIRE PRODUCTS & SERVICES Welcome Table of Contents As New Hampshire’s leading promoter of local products and services, Dartmouth – Lake Sunapee ............................................ 5 NH MADE invites you to buy local wherever and whenever you can! 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River Rd., Milford, NH 03055 Crop Production Services 603-878-0542 PYO September/October www.justmaple.com www.cpsagu.com www.mcleodorchards.com 603-673-3544 5. Blueberry Bay Farm 38 Depot Rd., Stratham, NH 03885 19. Meadow Ledge Farm May 3 – November 23, 9 am – 5 pm call for picking hours 612 Route 129, Loudon, NH 03307 3 www.farmcrediteast.com www.blueberrybayfarm.com 603-580-1612 Open June – December, call for hours www.meadowledgefarm.com 603-798-5860 6. Brookdale Fruit Farm Inc. 41 Broad St., Hollis, NH 03049 20. Miller Farm •Pittsburg March – December, 8 am – 7 pm 51 Miller Rd., New Durham, NH 03855 www.brookdalefarms.com 603-465-2241 ext.3 Daily, February – October 145 603-859-1022 7. Butternut Farm LLC. •Colebrook 195 Meaderboro Rd., Farmington, NH 03835 21. Oliver Merrill & Sons 26 DIXVILLE June 20 – November 1, Tuesday – Sunday, 9 am – 5 pm 569 Mammoth Rd., Londonderry, NH 03053 NOTCH www.butternutfarm.net 603-335-4705 August – October, Saturday & Sunday 10 am – 4 pm •Errol 603-622-6636 •North Strafford 16 Cyan 8. Cardigan Mtn Orchard 1540 Mt. Cardigan Rd., Alexandria, NH 03222 22. Poverty Lane Orchards & Farnum Hill Ciders 3 Labor day – Thanksgiving, 10 am – 6 pm 98 Poverty Lane Rd., Lebanon, NH 03766 Stark • • Magenta www.cardiganmountainorchard.com 603-744-2248 July: berries, September/October: apples, 8 am – 6 pm Groveton •Milan www.povertylaneorchards.com 603-448-1511 110 9. Carter Hill Orchard www.farnumhillciders.com Lancaster 73 Carter Hill Rd., Concord, NH 03301 • Berlin • Daily 9 – 6, Aug – Oct, Daily 9 – 5, Nov – Dec 23 3 23. Riverview Farm 135 116 Jefferson www.carterhillapples.com 603-225-2625 141 River Rd., Plainfield, NH 03781 • 2 Whitefield • Yellow Yellow Gorham September & October daily, 10 am – 5 pm • 115 10. Currier Orchard www.riverviewnh.com 603-298-8519 Littleton Carroll MT. • Bethlehem WASHINGTON 9 Peaslee Rd., Merrimack, NH 03054 135 302 • 93 • • PINKHAM September – October,10 am – 5 pm Franconia Twin •Bretton Woods NOTCH 24. Stone Mountain Farm • 3 Mountain 10 • 16 Sugar Hill Black [email protected] 603-881-8864 8 Perrier Dr., Belmont, NH 03220 302 603-528-4456 116 FRANCONIA Jackson • NOTCH • 11. Gould Hill Farm Woodsville 93 CRAWFORD NOTCH Glen 656 Gould Hill Rd., Contoocook, NH 03229 Bartlett • 25. Surowiec Farm 112 • Early August – Thanksgiving daily call or check website • •North 53 Perley Hill Rd., Sanbornton, NH 03269 • North Woodstock• Lincoln Conway Haverhill 25 112 www.gouldhillfarm.com 603-746-3811 KINSMAN 302 July to end of October daily 9 am – 5 pm NOTCH 118 •Conway www.surowiecfarm.com 603-286-4069 Waterville Valley 16 12. Hazelton Orchards Orford • 113 Warren 93 3 49 • 20 Harantis Lake Rd., Chester, NH 03036 • • Eaton Wentworth 26. Sunnycrest Farm, Inc 10 • • 153 Daily September – October, Weekdays 9:30am – 6:00pm & 25 Campton Tamworth Center 113 • 59 High Range Rd., Londonderry, NH 03053 Sandwich Weekends & Holidays 8am – 6pm 175 West Ossipee • 25 • Mid June - December 1, 9 am – 6 pm 25 www.hazeltonorchards.com 603-867-5926 25 www.sunnycrestfarmnh.com 118 • •Moultonborough Plymouth •Holderness 13. King Blossom Farm 603-432-7753 or 603-432-9652 25 171 •Hanover • 834 Dunbar Hill Rd., Grantham, NH 03753 22 Enfield 3A Ossipee • 8 Meredith 27. Washburn’s Windy Hill Orchard • • • 28 16 603-863-6215 Lebanon Canaan 104 Weirs 66 Mason Rd., Greenville, NH 03048 4 Beach 89 • LAKE Wolfeboro 23 •Bristol 3 WINNIPES AUKEE • 14. King Street Vineyards 603-878-2101 120 • 11 13 Danbury Gilford Union 25 King St., Milford, NH 03055 Cornish • 3A 25 • •Flat • Laconia Wakeeld www.kingstreetvineyards.com 603-672-7000 10 New London Franklin 20 • Andover 24 Alton 16 • •11 • Gilmanton • Sunapee 11 • Belmont • 140 Claremont 93 11 4 3 28 17 11 • LAKE 107 • SUNAPEE Newport• Canterbury 12 89 • 19 3 Barnstead Goshen 3 • • 103 Warner 2 Rochester • 4 • 16 10 Bradford • 93 7 202 Charlestown 9 Somersworth • 4 202 11 CONCORD 9 107 16 • 12 25 43 9 31 Hopkinton 202 Northwood Alstead • • 28 • • • Hennilker 89 Dover Hillsborough 9 114 •Deereld 4 • 93 •Suncook Durham• 123 •Weare Walpole 13 • 10 202 Candia 125 Portsmouth Goffstown 101 • • 9 Raymond 1 1A Bennington • • • • 101 95 12 MANCHESTER Epping 5 31 • Exeter Rye Harbor• New Boston • • Westmor• eland •Keene 12 1 • 293 Chester • Kingston Dublin Greenfield • Hampton• 101 Chestereld Marlbor• ough • Derry 111 107 •Peterborough 10 108 • 10 • 16 • Seabr•ook 63 •Amherst Merrimack21 Hampstead 101 18 28 • Hinsdale Troy • Milford 3 2693 121 •Jaffrey • 14 102 • Winchester 124 • •Fitzwilliam 27 13 Nashua 111 119 •New Ipswich 122 • 12 Salem 15 6 • • •Rindge 4 Hollis• Hudson 4 | GUIDE TO NEW HAMPSHIRE PRODUCTS & SERVICES Dartmouth - Lake Sunapee Hanson Studio FOOD & BEVERAGES Jill & Tim Hanson 276 Pepere’s Road Charlestown, NH 03603 Marshalls Magnetic Jewelry 603-826-5185 Betty Snook North Country Smokehouse Yankee Farmer’s Market [email protected] Lyme, NH 03768 Mike Satzow & Pitcher Mountain Farm www.hansonstudio.com 603-795-4933 [email protected] 471 Sullivan Street Brian & Keira Farmer New Hampshire and Vermont images Garfield’s Smokehouse www.marshallsmagneticjewelry.com PO Box 1415 360 Route 103 East on coffee mugs,
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