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Why Buy Local?

Reason #1: The Economic Multiplier

Locally owned businesses tend to do business with other locally owned businesses and aren’t constrained to buy only from a national distributor. They bank with local banks, advertise in local newspapers and purchase local services such as accounting and printing. Each time a dollar is re-spent in the local economy, it’s like new income – creating a “multiplier effect” - rather than this money “leaking out” through remote corporate headquarters and centralized purchasing departments.

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Rogue Flavor Food Guide

Know your farmer,
know your food!

The Rogue Flavor guide helps you connect with some of the best agricultural and artisan foods in the world. The guide highlights what makes the Rogue Valley unique: the farms and food businesses that create the distinctive local flavor of our community.

Use our annual Rogue Flavor guide to find:

  • Farmers markets
  • Special food and farming events Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) programs
  • Neighborhood markets
  • Unique restaurants
  • Specialty foods
  • Wine, beer and spirits

Vote with your food dollar!

Purchasing locally preserves the unique character of our region, ensures the future of our small farmers and business owners and conserves energy by shortening the distance from the farm to your plate. You can put more money in the local economy by buying fresh local food that’s good for you, good for farmers and good for the local economy.

Learn more about local food!

Community Supported Agriculture

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Make a commitment to your favorite farm by joining their CSA program.  Community Supported Agriculture is a convenient way to buy your food from local farmers.  When you join a CSA, you receive a weekly box of farm-fresh produce and the farm receives your financial support early in the season.  Shareholders join the farmer in assuming the costs of growing that season’s crops.  In return, the farm provides fresh, nutritious vegetables and fruit as well as opportunities to visit the farm and get to know your farming family.  Shares come in different sizes and lengths of season.  Some farms offer delivery and some drop your box in your neighborhood or near your work.  Ask your CSA if they are able to take your Oregon Trail Card.

Barking Moon Farm Winter CSA
Jacksonville, Ruch, Ashland,
Medford & Grants Pass
541-973-6914
barkingmoonfarm at gmail.com
www.barkingmoonfarm.com

Chickadee Farm CSA
Ashland
541-488-6865
chickadeefarmer at gmail.com
www.chickadeefarm.wordpress.com

Evans Valley CSA
Rogue River, Medford, Wimer &
Grants Pass Winter/Summer CSA
541-299-0134
swallowspringsfarm at yahoo.com

Fry Family Farm CSA
Ashland, Talent, Medford,
Jacksonville, Grants Pass & some home delivery
541-535-8044
fryfarms at wave.net
www.fryfamilyfarm.com

The Farming Fish CSA
Ashland, Medford & Rogue River
541-582-0415
contact at thefarmingfish.com
www.thefarmingfish.com

Hanley Farm CSA
Central Point, West Medford &
delivery to Jacksonville
541-899-3171
hanleyfarmCSA at gmail.com
www.hanleyfarm.com

 

Rock Field Farms Winter CSA
Medford delivery, on farm pick
up, call for new drop points
kreg at rockfieldfarms.net
www.rockfieldfarms.net

Rogue Produce Mini CSA
Ashland, Talent & Medford
541-301-3426
localtolocal at rogueproduce.com
www.rogueproduce.com

Runnymede Farm CSA
Rogue River & Medford,
Grants Pass
541-582-6193
runnymedefarm at msn.com

Siskiyou Sustainable Co-op CSA
Applegate, Ruch, Jacksonville,
Grants Pass, Medford,
Talent, & Ashland
541-899-9668
maud at siskiyoucoop.com
www.siskiyoucoop.com

Willow-Witt Ranch
Meat & Dairy Shares
Ashland & Medford
541-890-1998
info at willowwittranch.com

Wolf Gulch Farm Winter CSA
Ashland, Medford, Jacksonville,
Ruch & Grants Pass • 541-899-9668
maudpowell72 at gmail.com

 

 

About Rogue Flavor

campaign_pic1The Rogue Flavor campaign encourages your support and appreciation of our local farmers, winemakers and artisan producers of specialty foods. Our locally owned farms and food businesses create the distinctive flavor of our community –whether it’s world-class cheeses or your favorite local restaurant.

The rogue flavor label means that the product was grown or produced by a locally owned independent business in the Rogue River watershed.  Fresh fruits, vegetables and animal products were raised here.  Specialty food items are produced here, but may contain ingredients that were not grown in the Rogue Valley.

Local food carries a wealth of benefits. It's fresh and tastes great. It keeps money in your region by putting dollars in farmers’ pockets. It fosters strong communities and has the potential to improve the landscape and natural environment.

You can help ensure continued access to local food that is good for you, good for farmers, good for the local economy and good for the earth. Here’s how:

Look for the Label:
The Rogue Flavor CampaignAt your local grocery and favorite restaurant, the Rogue Flavor emblem will identify foods produced locally. Please look for it and ask for it. Look for the The Rogue Flavor guidebook at local food purveyors. It will guide you to wonderful foods, wines and flavors throughout the the Rogue Valley.

Use your voice:
Tell restaurants and retail stores that you found them in the Rogue Flavor guide and that it’s important to you as a customer that they buy from family farmers. The more that customers request local food and thank businesses for buying local, the more stores and restaurants will buy local food.

Join Thrive's efforts to rebuild our Rogue Valley food economy:
Thrive is working with local farmers and ranchers to expand our capacity to grow and process food locally.

Where To Get The Rogue Flavor Guide

Ashland:

Ashland Food Cooperative

Ashland Hostel

Ashland Springs Hotel

Ashland Visitors Center

Dana Campbell Vineyards

4 & 20 Blackbirds

Greenleaf

RVF2S

RV Grower's & Crafter's Market

Shop N Kart

Noble Coffee Roasting

 

Medford:

Blackbird Shopping Center

Buttercloud Bakery

Grains, Beans & Things

Grange Co-op

Jackson County Libraries  

Medford Visitors Center - 1314 Center Drive, Suite E

Pebblestone Cellars    

Quality Inn & Suites

RoxyAnn Winery                                                            

Wild River Brewing Co.

             


 


Grants Pass:

Blondie's Bistro

Club Northwest

Downtown Visitors Center

Fort Vannoy Farms

Grange Co-op

Grants Pass Visitors Center

Grants Pass Farmers Market - 603 Rogue River Hwy

Ma Mosa's - 118 NW E. St.

Naturopathic Clinic

Remax/Ideal Brokers

Summer Jo's

Wild River Brewing

Central Point:

Grange Co-op

Ledger David Cellars

OSU Extension Center

Rogue Creamery

Seven Oaks Farm

 

Applegate/Williams:                

Plaisance Ranch

Pennington Farms

 


Upper Rogue/Eagle Point: 

Butte Creek Mill

Eagle Point Chamber of Commerce 

Harnish Wayside Park & Visitors Center     

                        

Talent/Phoenix:

Talent Evening Market

Phoenix Visitor's Center

Phoenix Farmer's Market - 4880 S Pacific Hwy.

Jacksonville/Ruch:  

DANCIN Vineyards

Cowhorn Vineyard

Daisy Creek Vineyard

Gary West Meats

Jacksonville Inn  

MacLevin's Whole Foods Deli

South Stage Cellars            

 

 

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