Liberation Farms
Liberation Farms Wholesale Products
Liberation Farms grows and distributes fresh, local produce to help build strong and healthy communities. We are proud to offer high-quality, chemical-free vegetables, including specialty and rare varieties. This community-led program assists over 212 new American farmers by offering access to land, seeds, trainings, and technical assistance. Farming is an integral part of the Bantus’ cultural heritage and each farmer has adapted generations of agricultural knowledge to Maine’s unique climate and growing season. Each purchase from Liberation Farms truly makes a difference in the lives of these hardworking New American farmers and their families.


2022 Wholesale Price & Availability List
Our wholesale price and availability list is available for download.
Weekly Availability List
If you would like to receive our weekly produce availability list that is distributed every Wednesday during the growing season, please contact Kristina Kalolo at kristina@somalibantumaine.org.
Ordering
For inquiries, or to place an order, please contact: Kristina Kalolo, Markets Manager at (860) 961-7058 or kristina@somalibantumaine.org.
Farmers Markets & Farm Stands 2022
You can find us now at the Yarmouth Farmers Market and at the Alan Day Community Farmers Market. We accept SNAP, WIC, credit cards, cash, and check!


Liberation Farms Retail Products
Buy Liberation Farms Cornmeal from Maine Grains

“Liberation Farms cornmeal is a traditional, stone milled medium grind corn meal that supports over 200 Somali Bantu families who grow fresh, culturally relevant produce with Liberation Farms in Auburn, Maine to build food and economic security for their community.
In addition to our purchase of corn from Liberation Farms, Maine Grains will contribute 5% of proceeds back to the Somali Bantu Community Association which provides new American farmers access to, and culturally appropriate resources for the means of sustainable food production for themselves, their families, and their communities. This cornmeal can be used to make your favorite cornbread, as breading, or, try our recipe on the bag for traditional African Muufo Flatbreads which are delicious with butter, sautéed vegetables, or dipped in a hearty stew.”
Purchase our Somali flint corn stone-ground and milled at Night Moves Bread in Biddeford.


Purchase Tortilleria Pachanga tortillas made with our Liberation Farms corn
Buy our Somali flint corn tortillas at any of these locations:
Portland Food Coop
Royal River Natural Foods
Lois’ Natural Marketplace in Scarborough
Belfast Coop
Blue Hill Coop
Fresh Off the Farm
Good Tern Coop
Rising Tide Coop
Tiller and Rye
Marsh River Coop
Morning Glory Natural Foods
John Edward’s Market
Tradewinds Blue Hill
Peekytoe Provisions
New Morning Natural Foods in Kennebunk
Frith Farm
New Gloucester Village Store
Rosemont Market & Bakery
Tortillas can also be ordered through:
The Lost Kitchen Online Farmers’ Market (open on Wednesday for Friday pick up)
Maine Market Box (order Sunday for Thursday delivery)

Buy our Somali flint corn tortillas at any of these locations:
Portland Food Coop
Royal River Natural Foods
Lois’ Natural Marketplace in Scarborough
Belfast Coop
Blue Hill Coop
Fresh Off the Farm
Good Tern Coop
Rising Tide Coop
Tiller and Rye
Marsh River Coop
Morning Glory Natural Foods
John Edward’s Market
Tradewinds Blue Hill
Peekytoe Provisions
New Morning Natural Foods in Kennebunk
Frith Farm
New Gloucester Village Store
Rosemont Market & Bakery
Tortillas can also be ordered through:
The Lost Kitchen Online Farmers’ Market (open on Wednesday for Friday pick up)
Maine Market Box (order Sunday for Thursday delivery)
