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Farm Specialties Produce Availability Apples, Beets, Blackberries, Broccoli, Cabbage, Cantaloupe, Asparagus, Dandelion, Eggplant, Lima beans, Okra, Onions, Cauliflower, Grapes, Iceberg Escarole, Endive, Leeks, Peaches, Pears, Peas, Peppers, Plums, Lettuce, Pumpkins, Sweet Iceberg Lettuce, Parsley, Potatoes, Raspberries, Snapbeans, Potatoes,Watermelon Radishes, Spinach Squash, Strawberries, Sweet corn, Tomatoes,Turnips Agricultural Resources New Jersey Department of Agriculutre www.state.nj.us/agriculture/ Cumberland County: www.co.cumberland.nj.us Rutgers Cooperative Extention Service; www.rce.rutgers.edu (856) 451-2800 Rutgers Food Innovation Center; www.fire.rutgers.edu (856) 459-1125 Cumberland / Salem Soil Cons. Dist. http://cumberland-soil.deeweb.com or call (856) 451- 2422 or (856) 453 - 8717 Cumberland County Board of Chosen Freeholders Douglas M. Rainear, Director Bruce T. Peterson Deputy Director Jane Y. Christy Dr. Mary L. Gruccio Louis N. Magazzu Dr. Joseph P. Riley Jeffrey M.Trout Early: March -May Middle: May August Late: August - November Agriculture in New Jersey It is a rare New Jersey resident who has not savored the taste of locally-grown fruits, vegetables and herbs. Stroll down to the local farm market and just try to ignore the ruby red tomatoes anxious to be caressed, the fresh herbs awaiting to be sniffed, the sweet corn boasting their bronze tassels, or the plump peaches begging to be squeezed, all waiting to be taken home with you. Farm market customers often find freshly baked breads and deserts in addition to fresh produce. The frequent farm market visit also provides an opportunity to swap family recipes and experiment with new produce varieties. For the home gardener to the professional landscaper, numerous varieties of plants, shrubs, flowers, vines, and trees are available from Cumberland County’s nursery/greenhouse markets. Everyone’s preferences can be accommodated and gardening tips can be obtained. Nurseries are required by New Jersey law to control injurious insects and plant diseases. Plant dealers must agree to purchase stock only from certified nursery sources. The nursery and landscape industry remains the leading sector of the agricultural industry in New Jersey. 1 2 Cumberland County Farm Facts Cumberland Grown Cumberland County Agriculture Development Board Cumberland County Agriculture Development Board Roger J. Ruske, Chairman Al Caggiano, Jr. Vice Chairman Fred Van Meter,Treasurer Ray Graiff, Secretary Richard Stratton Dr. Ernie Zirkle Blake Maloney Michael Bonham, Soil Conservation District Dr. Wesley Kline, Agriculture Agent Jeffrey M.Trout, Freeholder Liaison Robert Brewer, Planning Director Matthew Pisarski, Principal Planner Kenneth Browne, Brochure Design and Graphics This Brochure was partially funded by a grant from of the New Jersey Department of Agriculture and by a partnership with the Cumberland County Tourism Advisory Council. For more information call 1(866) 866-MORE or log on to www.MoreToOffer.com This brochure was prepared by the Cumberland County Department of Planning and Development from information provided by the participants and the New Jersey Department of Agriculture. We do not guarantee accuracy nor do we endorse any of the operations herein. The omission of any operation is in no way intentional. • Cumberland County is known as the “Garden Spot” of the Garden State! • The original farmers of Cumberland County were the Lenni Lenape Indians who farmed the land nearly 10,000 years ago. • Cumberland County contains nearly 70,000 acres of farmland. • In state production, Cumberland County ranks # 1 in vegetables, melons, & potatoes. • Swedish immigrants were among the first European farmers in South Jersey dating from the mid 1600’s • 11,500 acres of the County’s farmland is preserved under the New Jersey Farmland Preservation Program. • Cumberland County accounts for a full 16% of the entire State agricultural market value. • Some of the leading fresh market vegetables in Cumberland County are summer squash, scallions, cucumbers, radishes, spinach, sweet corn, and tomatoes. • Charles F. Seabrook was a pioneer in corporate agriculture and commercial freezing of fruits and vegetables. • Cumberland County farmers supply vegetables to consumers in New Jersey, and many cities of the eastern United States and Canada. • Cumberland County has one of the most progressive nursery and floriculture industries in the United States, and ranks #1in Greenhouse, Nursery, Floriculture, and Sod production in the State. • Sandy Soils, level topography. optimum climate, and ample rainfall along with availble fresh well water for irrigation, contribute to Cumberland County’s concentrated vegetable production. boarding and pleasure riding facilities, has all facets of equine interests within its boundaries. Cumberland farmers are experiencing growth in the equine area through programs like the New Jersey Sire Stakes Program for standard bred horses used in thorough-bred racing and the Horse Breeding and Development Program for the pleasure riding industry. programs for persons with disabilities. The industry’s assets are valued at over $3.1 billion of which $682 million is the value of the horses alone. Equine owners contribute over $600 million annually to the state’s economy and directly employ over 5,800 people, not including veterinarians, farriers, jockeys, trainers, and thousands of others who work in jobs vital to the equine industry. For a number of years, New Jersey has had a reputation for being one of the nation’s most progressive equine states. There are over 7,100 equine related farms and facilities covering 81,000 acres of land throughout the “Garden State.” These facilities cater to such varied interests as horse racing, trail riding, horse breeding, shows and competitions, rodeos, and riding A Guide to agricultural products and services in cumberland county, new jersey Equine Equine Industries Industries farms contribute generously to supporting the State’s role as a progressive leader. The County, though populated mostly by Cumberland County’s horse cus cus Rymar Morgan Horses Brian Ale Qtr. Horses Rockin’ Horse Farm Hidden Creek Farm Buck Hollow Farms Breakaway Stables Mad Horse Ranch Circle” D” Farm Nursery Nursery Specialties Specialties Capricorn Farm Chrome Acres Ja-Mar Farms Staas Stables Deciduous Trees Evergreen Trees Ornamentals Perennials Annuals Scattered Acres Nursery Shrubs Sloan’s Flower Shop Woodside Nursery Gwazdacz Nursery Willowbrook Farm Carmel Nurseries Marl Hill Nursery The Flower Farm The Greenhouse Cedrus Nursery Spinach Snap Beans Raspberries Pumpkins Potatoes Pickles Peppers Peas Peaches Onions Okra Nectarines Melons Lima beans Lettuce Herbs Grapes Eggplant Eggs Cucumbers Cherries Cantaloupe Cabbage Broccoli Raab Broccoli Blueberries Blackberries Beets Asparagus Apples /Cider Sweet Corn Strawberries Sweet Potato Tomatoes Squash Agri-Tourism Millie’s Berry Farm Fralinger’s Cider Mill Marlboro Farm Market Equine Fo Equine Fo D’Ott’s Farm Mkt. Maple Valley Nurseries Cherry Brook Farm Camp’s Big Oak Farm Andy’s Farm Mkt. Brassie’s Farm Mkt. Woodbridge Farms Lebanon Crk. Farm Santanello’s Farm Edge of the Woods Badaracco Farms Cedarville Farm Mkt. Sunny Slope Farms Muzzarelli Farms Rottkamp Farms Adamucci Farms Sparacio’s Farms Raehaven Farms Jericho Gardens Fralinger Farms Bisconte Farms Century Farms Blew Valley Farm Lillian’s Market Nardelli Bros. Joe’s Produce LaSala Farms Equine Supplies Riding Lessons Boarding Breeding Training Sales CUMBERLAND COUNTY, Christmas Tree Grower Directory 44. Airport Tree Plantation 45. Bostwick Family Christmas Trees 46. Bush’s Nursery 47. Fisher’s Tree Farm 48. Forevergreen Tree Farm 50. McDermott’s Christmas Trees 2340 Cedar St., Millville 66 Perry Rd., Hopewell Twp. 839 Barretts Run Rd., Hopewell Twp. 461 Fairton-Millville Rd., Bridgeton fairton@excite.com 834 Lebanon Rd., Rosenhayn 130 Shiloh-Roadstown Rd., Shiloh sharontree2@aol.com 825-5212 455-5358 453-0125 451-2626 451-9473 447-3814 451-0056 “GARDEN SPOT OF THE GARDEN STATE.” 77 40 19 9 31 43 50 36 30 33 46 24 65 39 41 69 66 67 68 47 20 49. Greenleaves Christmas Tree Farm 52 Newport Rd., Newport 26 77 48 71 49 29 60 21 25 10 6 70 3 74 75 42 11 59 53 14 Agri-tourism 76. Edge of the Woods Farm 77. Maple Valley Nursery 52 Husted-Bateman Rd. Bridgeton 716 Maple Ave. Rosenhayn 447-3967 455-5808 23 27 56 51 1 55 45 13 12 5 76 22 8 34 32 62 64 17 16 4 55 15 58 57 35 47 72 2 73 63 37 54 44 49 Farm Market Directory 1. Adamucci Farms 2. Andy’s Countryside Farm Mkt. 3. Badaracco Farms 4. Bisconte Farm 5. Blew Valley Farm 6. Brassie’s Farm Mkt. 7. Camp’s Big Oak Farm 8. Cedarville Market 9. Cherry Brook Farm 10. D’Ott’s Farm Mkt. 11.DuBois Farm 12. Fralinger Farms 13. Fralinger’s Cider Mill 14. Century Farm 15. Joe’s Produce Mkt. 16. LaSala Farms 17. Lebanon Creek Farm 18. Lillian’s Market 19. Marlboro Farm Mkt. 20. Millie’s Berry Farm 21. Muzzarelli Farms 22. Nardelli Bros. Lakeview Farms 23. Raehaven Farms 24. Rottkamp Farms 25. Santaniello’s Farm 26.Sparacio’s Strawberry Farm 27.Sunny Slope Farms of NJ 28.Woodbridge Farm 29.Wm. Consolo & Sons Farms Inc. 30. Pleasant Acres Farm 152 Trench Rd., Bridgeton 939 Ramah Rd., Millville 954 Union Rd.,Vineland 350 Morton Ave., Rosenhayn 40 Back Neck Rd., Fairton 1427 South Lincoln Ave.,Vineland Rt. 47, Port Elizabeth 69 Main St., Cedarville 114 Buckhorn Rd., Stow Creek 3308 East Landis Ave.,Vineland 28 Ayers Lane, Stow Creek 49 Slade Lane, Hopewell 24 Sheppard’s Mill Rd., Hopewell 709 Ye Greate Street, Greenwich 481 East Elmer Rd.,Vineland 375 Irving Ave., Millville 181 Morton Ave., Rosenhayn 3834 Rt. 47, Port Elizabeth 601 Rt. 49, Marlboro 2397 NE Blvd.,Vineland 3460 Oak Rd.,Vineland rcm1953@comcast.com 54 N. Main St., Cedarville 109 Bacon’s Neck Rd., Greenwich 780 Shiloh Pike, Bridgeton Oak Rd. & Lincoln Ave.,Vineland 670 Landis Ave., Rosenhayn 400 Greenwich Rd., Bridgeton 100 Back Rd., Newport 1269 N. Main Road Vineland 317 Minches Corner Rd. Bridgeton 451-4069 447-5251 691-5531 455-3405 451-3906 692-8707 825-7367 447-4847 455-8616 691-5565 455-5811 451-2343 455-0447 455-5408 794-8210 451-6335 459-9428 293-0099 451-3138 691-2217 691-2497 447-4000 451-2359 691-3769 451-4142 451-0022 447-4724 691-3377 455-6141 61 Horse Farms 712 Barrett Run Rd., Shiloh 194 Landing Rd., Newport Lebanon Rd., Millville 5109 Mays Landing Rd., Millville staasstables@aol.com 55. Parvin Lewis 114 Trench Rd., Bridgeton 56. Hidden Crk. Equest. Ctr. 909 Greenwich Rd., Bridgeton 57. Quarter Mill Farms Rt. 49, Millville 58. Break Away Stables 3435 Hance Bridge Rd.,Vineland www.breakawaystables.com 59. Gary Trull 199 Diament Rd., Bridgeton 60. Lisa Wren 2844 E. Oak Rd.,Vineland 61. Eagle Ring Farms Cedarville 62. Bo’s Tack Morton Ave., Rosenhayn 63P&C Farms 25 Porrecca Dr., Millville 64. Chrome Acres Morton Ave., Carmel www.chromeacres.com 65. Dare to Dream Farm 285 Shiloh Pk., Bridgeton 66. Brian Ale Quarter Horses Rt. 540, Bridgeton 67. Circle D Farm 466 Centerton Rd. Bridgeton 68. Billy G Farm Centerton Rd. Bridgeton 69. Stoney Acres Ranch Old Burlington Rd., Bridgeton www.stoneyacrestack.com 70. Panco Farm 3124 Menantico Rd.,Vineland 71. Capricorn Farms 256 Rosenhayn Ave., Upper Deerfield www.capricornfarms.com 72. Rymar Morgan Horses 10600 W. Buckshutem Rd., Millville rymarmorgans@hotmail.com 73. Buck Hollow Farm 926 Hogbin Rd., Millville 74. Rockin Horse Farm 148 Causeway Rd., Bridgeton 75 Mad Horse Ranch 157 Gum Tree Corner Rd., Bridgeton madhorseranch@hotmail.com 51. JaMar Farms 52. Sue Cacciamani 53.Southwind Horse Ctr. 54. Staas Stables Inc. 453-1704 447-4687 453-8646 825-0448 28 52 49 7 18 451-2192 825-5244 696-2980 455-5423 451-2830 451-3306 455-7672 297-3854 575-0496 453-8187 Greenh ouse & Nursery Directory 1256 Roadstown Rd., Bridgeton jericogardensonline.com 32. Carmel Nursery & Greenhouses 510 Irving Ave., Millville 33. Cedrus Nursery 49 Seawall Rd., Bridgeton 34.The Greenhouse 8 Starkey La., Fairton 35. Gwazdacz Nursery & Greenhouses 2235 W. Main St., Millville 36. Marl Hill Nursery 1343 Shiloh Pk., Bridgeton 37.The Flower Farm Inc. 329 Carmel Rd., Millville 38. Scattered Acres Nursery 4090 Rt. 47, Dorchester 39. Sloan’s Flower Shop & Greenhouse 794 Shiloh Pk., Hopewell 40.Willowbrook Farm 135 Seeley Rd., Deerfield 41.Woodside Nursery 327 Beebe Run Rd., Bridgeton 42.Wilande Greenhouse 260 Willis Road 43 L.G. Hoffman Nurseries 276 Marlboro Rd., Bridgeton lghoffman.com 31. Jericho Gardens 451-3978 455-1385 455-4342 447-4240 327-1006 451-1206 825-7486 785-0967 451-7937 451-7014 451-2162 455-2983 455-7495 38 47 575-0545 455-2458 447-3568 455-4746 453-0608

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