• FREE FOOD WASTE DROP-OFF

    • Drop off household food waste for free at the Island Grown Farm, Chappy ferry dock, and select Island transfer stations. Edgartown, Chilmark, and West Tisbury are currently accepting food waste drop off for free. The service is $2 for a five-gallon bucket at the remaining transfer stations. 
    • Free countertop buckets are available at all Island waste facilities and the Island Grown office.

      Drop-off locations >


  • MOBILE MARKET

    • Our Mobile Market will be on the road June through October delivering farm-fresh produce and eggs.
    • Place your online order 24 hours in advance at mobilemarketorders.square.site.

      • Schedule >


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  • Harvest Of The Month

  • Island Grown Harvest of the Month is a program that highlights a locally available crop each month of the year in schools, libraries and the broader community. The goal is to help children, their caregivers and the community experience healthy, seasonal whole-foods based meals while supporting local and regional farmers. Each of our recipes have been created by local chefs and have been thoroughly enjoyed by Islanders. 

  • Our 2023 crop list:

    January: Potatoes

    February: Cabbage

    March: Eggs

    April: Seafood

    May: Herbs

    June: Salad greens

    July: Summer squash

    August: Jilo

    September: Tomatoes

    October: Cranberries 

    November: Root vegetables

    December: Winter squash

Fish Ceviche

This ceviche has options for using raw fish or cooked fish, based on your preference!

Seasonals Summer
Types of Dish
Themes Dinner, Lunch, Snack
Crops Seafood

Fish & Corn Chowder

This rich and creamy fish & corn chowder is another classic Vineyard staple. We always order it when we go out in the summer, but it is incredibly easy to make at home.

Seasonals Fall, Summer
Types of Dish Main Dish
Themes Dinner, Lunch
Crops Corn, Seafood

Codfish Fritters

Salted cod and potatoes make up the bulk of these fritters.

Seasonals Fall, Summer, Winter
Types of Dish Main Dish
Themes Dinner
Crops Potatoes, Seafood

Clam Fritters

Fried clams are a classic Vineyard treat! Try making your own at home.

Seasonals Spring, Summer
Types of Dish Side Dish
Themes Lunch, Snack
Crops Seafood

Grilled Littleneck Clams

Littlenecks on the grill are a classic springtime treat on the Island. Recipe courtesy of Austin Racine & Maura Martin.

Seasonals Spring
Types of Dish Side Dish
Themes Dinner
Crops Seafood

Brandade

Brandade, an emulsion of salt cod, potatoes and oil, is a hearty winter dish hailing from the mediterranean. Recipe courtesy of Austin Racine & Maura Martin of Mo’s Lunch.

Seasonals Winter
Types of Dish Main Dish, Side Dish
Themes Dinner, Snack
Crops Potatoes, Seafood
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    Mailing address: P.O. Box 622, Vineyard Haven, MA 02568
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