The Merrimack County Conservation District (MCCD) hosts a booth at summer and winter farmers’ markets across the county where customers using SNAP/EBT, credit, or debit cards can receive wooden tokens to buy products from vendors.

We are currently in our second year apply- ing for grants to help us obtain a new location on Storrs St. The idea of having a permanent home is not only very exciting for us, it can help make Concord a more vibrant community by drawing people in which will help local merchants, as well.

The greatest reward is knowing that we are providing healthy food, as goat milk is alkaline which helps keep our bodies balanced. I hear amazing stories from people that are benefiting from our Ladies milk.

We’ve been fortunate enough to help family and others by giving back to our community, and to provide fresh, wholesome food to those who desire it.

We pride ourselves in purchasing ingredients from our local vendors that we use in our baked goods. It is a wonderful network of people all working to bring locally grown and produced goods to our customers.