Rose Hill Farm Stop

● To promote economic viability and expanded market access for small farms in south central Indiana

● To support the development of new & beginning farmers

● To encourage ecological food production and agricultural land preservation

● To facilitate collaboration among farms in our region

● To build community around local food systems

● To foster direct, meaningful relationships between farmers and eaters

● To increase awareness about the connections between food choices and the health of the planet 

● To make high quality, locally grown food more accessible to the community

Farm Products: seasonal fruits & vegetables, eggs, cheeses, yogurt, milk, frozen meats, honey, maple syrup, flower bouquets, soaps, yarn, annual & perennial plants, value added goods like sauerkraut, salsa, jams, and more

Artisan Foods: pastries, breads, and ready-to-eat prepared foods

Café: full espresso bar and drip coffee, herbal and caffienated teas, iced tea, chai tea, and kombucha

We are actively seeking additional vendors to help stock the Rose Hill Farm Stop in 2021!  We particularly need farmers and artisans who can provide fresh produce, dairy products, flowers, baked goods and prepared foods.  If you have products that are grown, raised, or produced in south central Indiana or the surrounding region, please apply today.  Vendors own their products, set their own prices, and we sell your goods on a consignment basis everyday of the week, year round! 

Follow the steps below to apply:

Step 1: Review the following documents: How the Farm Stop Will Work and Vendor Policies

Step 2: Submit a Vendor Application online.  

If you would prefer a hardcopy application please email info@rosehillfarmstop.com or send a written request to PO Box 3155 Bloomington, IN 47402.

Step 3: If you are approved:

• Farm Vendors: Review the Cooperative Bylaws and submit the Member Agreement with fees and the Vendor License, along with proof of insurance and any other required license documentation.
• Non-Farm Vendors: Submit the Vendor License along with proof of insurance and any other required license documentation.

Step 4: Once you receive confirmation from the Bloomington Farm Stop Collective, Inc. Board that the required paperwork is complete, coordinate with staff to arrange your first delivery after store opening in late spring or early summer 2021.  

If you have any questions about this process or the farm stop in general, please email info@rosehillfarmstop.com.