Good Earth Natural Food Store
March 3, 2010
638 Main Street
Spearfish, SD
(605)642-7639
www.goodearthnaturalfood.com
Selling grass-fed beef from 34 Ranch Meats and grass-fed buffalo from 777 Ranch. Also eggs from Black Hills Milk.
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Dee Holmberg
Dee Holmberg sells locally-raised beef & chicken, chicken/duck eggs, sausage, produce, honey, Dimock cheese and canned items year-round at the former Heritage Nursery building located at 3500 W. Chicago in Rapid City. Hours are Tuesday thru Saturday from 10:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Kammerer’s Rush Lake
March 2, 2010
Kammerer’s Rush Lake
Mitch & DeAnna Kammerer
Wall, SD
(605)279-2306
www.kammerersrushlake.weebly.com
Selling produce, chicken & duck eggs, goat’s milk, and Bourbon Red turkeys. A pick-your-own garden is open seasonally (check website for hours.) Also selling beef raised without the use of hormones or antibiotics. To read more about the Kammerer’s and their annual Harvest Festival, click here.
Breadroot Natural Foods Co-op
February 8, 2010
130 Main Street, Rapid City
(605)348-3331
www.breadroot.com
This co-op sells local buffalo, beef, eggs, honey, bread, and some local produce. There are several added bonuses to shopping at Breadroot. It is member owned–no profits leaving the state. Volunteers can bring their small children to work and can get significant discounts on food. Raised beds in the back of the store are used for composting unsold produce. The store sells many items in bulk. Bring your own containers and reduce the amount of packaging that goes to the landfill.
Main Street Market
333 Omaha Street (Tuscany Square Plaza)
Rapid City, SD
(605)341-9099
www.themainstreetmarket.com
Main Street Market at 512 Main Street in Rapid City has a selection of local meat and poultry you won’t want to miss. In the freezer in the back you will find Hutterite turkeys and chickens. Elsewhere in the store are Hutterite eggs, beef and lamb from Sunrise Ranch near Edgemont, and buffalo from the 777 Ranch south of Rapid City.
Beyond the meat category you will find locally made black bean salsa, products from the Vanilla Bean Bakery in Spearfish, and local honey. Market owner Nina Hollenbeck and I agree that we should also mention the Wild Alaska halibut and salmon. Not exactly local foods, these fish are caught by local businessman Corey Brost of Spearfish. And then there is the Dark Canyon Coffee provided by another local businessman Greg Johnson of Rapid City.