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Farm To You

Albuquerque retail outlet aggregating nearly 60 New Mexico farms and small food producers — grass-fed beef and lamb, free-range chicken, pastured eggs, raw honey, kombucha, seasonal produce. Each product is labeled with mileage from source (max 199 miles); no middlemen, no standing orders.

What they do

A retail storefront on Menaul Boulevard in Albuquerque sourcing from nearly 60 New Mexico farms and small food producers. Inventory includes grass-fed beef and lamb, free-range chicken, pastured eggs, raw honey, kombucha, gluten-free baked goods, salsas, seasonal produce, and dry goods. Every product carries a mileage label showing distance from source — the longest cited is 199 miles for New Mexico pecans. The operation states it runs without warehouses, middlemen, or standing orders: producers deliver what they have when they have it.

Why it’s listed

Two specific filters: explicit mileage labeling at the product level (transparency about supply distance, not just regional claims), and a no-standing-order model that hands seasonal control back to the producers. Roughly 60 producers funneling through one storefront in the Middle Rio Grande is meaningful aggregator infrastructure.

See also

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Sources

A listing in the 0mn1.one directory. Filed under middle-rio-grande in the directory.

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