Want to sell your produce, meat or eggs?

Are you already a High Country Food Hub producer?

All producers with eligible products listed on BRWIA's High Country Food Hub are automatically considered for the program. Producers are strongly encouraged to stay in communication with BRWIA about their product availability and their needs, particularly if they have a product surplus.
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“High Country Food Hub” will be listed as the customer name on producer pick lists if products have been purchased for LocalFAM. Please separate these items from the rest of your customer orders, and clearly label the container they are in with “LocalFAM”. This ensures that your products are sorted correctly during intake. 

Drop these products off on Tuesday, from 8am-5pm, during regular Food Hub drop off hours.

What are Producers Saying About LocalFAM?

“[LocalFAM] fits our model for how we harvest, how we pack things. It fits our model for why we care about people getting food that wouldn’t have access otherwise.” - Kara Dodson, Full Moon Farm

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“[LocalFAM] has enhanced my experience [of farming]… The intentions of the LocalFAM food box is actually miraculous to me.” - Matt Cooper, Lively Up Farm



“The fact that most of the people who live around my farm can’t eat or access… food that’s grown in it is something I think about a lot. It’s something that irritates me.” - Dave Walker, Daffodil Spring Farm

What are Recipients Saying About LocalFAM?

Second Harvest Recipients:
  • “This is so easy to do! I love the greens.”
  • “My kids are eating better than they ever have.”
  • “I have never had produce this good of quality.”
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“What we got from [LocalFAM] is the best of the best, so our families got an opportunity to get the same thing they would if you were buying it out of the grocery store, maybe even a little fresher.” - John Triplett, Wilkes Ministry of Hope
Contact Sam Springs, Local Food as Medicine Coordinator, for details: sam@cranioklepty.com
P.O. Box 67 | 969 W King Street
 Boone, NC 28607 | 828.386.1537
Email: [email protected]
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