SUMMER 2025 CHANGES
Hello everyone, We are changing up our operations this summer so Ben can go to Maine to take care of a family member and look after the family farm there.
As a result, most operations are shifting. Jamie Silva is taking charge of our Louisville Farmers Market booth, operating under her own business, but she will have our sign and continue to support as many of our Boulder and Weld County farms as practical.
Oliver of Friends Farm in Lafayette will continue operations as usual.
Our shopping cart will be offline at least until fall.
PLEASE fill out our 2025 Survey, only 5 questions, so that we can connect you to local food options and stay in touch with only the info you need.
All the best!
--Ben
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Eat food?
Buy "better than organic" foodWe help you access fresh, clean, nutritious food from local farms and makers. We help to keep prices affordable for your family so you can afford to eat the best food to stay happy and healthy. Purchase food from Waves of Grain at:
- Farmers Markets from Denver to
Fort Collins (schedule coming soon). - Pop-up farm stands in Longmont, Lafayette, and more.
- Online we offer seasonal CSAs and weekly online shopping for members.
- Farmers Markets from Denver to
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WOG Helps Farmers Succeed
Learn about our partner farmsFarmers often can’t scale fast enough and make enough margin to stay in business. We get farm goods to families via 3 channels:
- More Farmers Markets than farmers can attend themselves
- Pop-up farm stands in far-flung underserved communities;
- Our online shopping cart.
We create purchasing plans so partner farms can plan for growth, minimizing market risk for farmers. WOG has a “farm start” program helps to help new farmers with land, water, and market access.
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WOG Helps Markets Thrive.
Learn about WOG's role in Front Range food systemToo many “farmers markets” have no veggies, or no organic veggies, or not enough local produce. As a farmer-owned coop representing 6+ vegetable growers -- including our own farm -- plus over a dozen other ranches, dairies, orchards and food makers, we bring an abundance of farm goods and favorite foods that keep loyal customers coming back for more, helping the market managers (and the other vendors) stay afloat.
To maintain the balance of supply and demand, we focus on growing both.