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Voting will last two weeks from the annual members meeting on Sunday, September 17th 2023.
Click here to vote!Your Co-Op is a business that’s run by your community and it is built on people working together cooperatively. At our Co-Op, everyone has a voice in what we do and how we do it. Read the candidate statements of those running for your Co-Op Board below and vote at our Annual Members Meeting on September 17th!
Click here to read them now!Join us on Thursday, October 12th, from 7-9 pm for a special concert on our patio with with 1 oz. Jig! Don't miss this chance to make memories and enjoy a fantastic evening of live performances at your Co-Op!
Learn more!As a locally-owned consumer cooperative, we’re dedicated to creating a community built on healthful living and sustainable practices. Our Community Impact Report shows how we worked together to bring good food and just plain good to Northwest Arkansas in 2022.
Click here to view it nowArkansas Immigrant Defense is a nonprofit organization working for immigrants and refugees in Arkansas We represent immigrants from all over the world, and our services for children are free. Arkansas Immigrant Defense promotes justice by defending and advancing the rights of immigrants and refugees through direct legal services, community education, and community advocacy.
Donations can be made at the registers!Join us for our next board of directors meeting on Tuesday, October 3rd.
Click here for linkIt’s time for our next FarmHand challenge with Rooted Sourdough! We are currently raising $8,400 to help purchase a refrigerator and brick oven. Rooted Sourdough is a local sourdough baker who uses as many local ingredients as possible. All bread is baked in 3 home ovens and takes 5 hours to bake. With a new oven, they will be able to double the amount of loaves baked at one time as well as increasing what can be fermented with a fridge! So, this equipment would help get more real bread to our community. In Alison’s words, “My bread is my baby and I am so grateful to share it with y’all.” Round up your change to the nearest dollar at check-out to help Rooted Sourdough meet their goal!
Round up at the register!
The Co-Op is so much more than just a store. It's a community of like-minded people coming together to share really good food. Join us at our next event.
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Mark Cain began farming in 1978 with wisdom passed down from his grandparent’s generation. The farm grows a variety of organic vegetables, culinary herbs, and specialty cut flowers.
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Sycamore Bend Farm was started in 2009 and grows a wide variety of vegetables. In addition to providing delicious organic produce, Sycamore Bend Farm provides jobs to local people within our community.
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Guy Ames was part of the back-to the-land counterculture of the 1970s and began creating his farming legacy in 1980. With no family history of farming, Guy is a self-taught farmer that fell in love with the Ozarks. Ames’ Orchard & Nursery grows certified naturally grown pears, apples, grapes, and berries. They are passionate about empowering others to grow their own pesticide free, high-quality fruit.
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