380 N. College Ave. Fayetteville AR, 72701 | 479.521.7558
The Co-Op will be open on Christmas Eve from 7am – 6pm and closed on Christmas.
Have a Happy Holidays!Join us for our next Board of Directors meeting on Tuesday, November 28th from 6:30 p.m. until 8:30 p.m.
Click here for linkIt's time for our next Farm Hand challenge! Snuggle Bug Farm is in Madison County, near Wesley about 30 minutes from Fayetteville. They grow organic veggies, herbs, and specialty cut flowers. Snuggle Bug promotes biodiversity and attracts pollinators. They are requesting a grant for $25,000 to purchase a 30’ x 168’ hoop house to grow year-round produce, especially winter greens!
Round up at the register!Arkansas Immigrant Defense is a nonprofit law firm serving asylum-seeking children, child survivors of trafficking and more. Our legal services set young people on a path to ARKids First Medicaid, work permits, in-state tuition and US citizenship. We work for free, or pro bono, thanks to the support of foundations, donors, and community members like you. Thank you for your support!
Donations can be made at the registers!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.
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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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