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Monday 9am - 6pm Tuesday 9am - 6pm Wednesday 9am - 6pm Thursday 9am - 6pm Friday 9am - 6pm Saturday 9am - 6pm Sunday 9am - 6pm

Goranson Farm

Goranson Farm is owned and operated by Jan Goranson, Rob Johanson, and their sons Carl and Goran, with superhuman help from their dedicated farm crew.
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Goranson Farm is a second- and third-generation certified organic vegetable farm dedicated to providing nutrient-dense food to the local community and stewarding historic farmland on the banks of Merrrymeeting Bay. Jan's father and mother, Everett and Geneva, had farmed high-quality potatoes on this land since the 1960's, and their parents were farmers in northern Aroostook County. For the last 30

years, Jan and Rob have worked to maintain this unique family farm and preserve the irreplaceable open space along Merrymeeting Bay. All year round, we are lucky to provide the healthiest, freshest produce possible to our market and wholesale customers, informed stewardship to over 100 acres of land, and full-time employment in our rural town. By keeping some of the best agricultural land in Maine growing MOFGA-certified organic vegetables, strawberries, and cut flowers, everyone in the community benefits. Find us at our Farm Store or Farmers Markets year-round:

Farm Store
250 River Rd, Dresden
Year Round, 7 Days, 9am-6pm
(cash/check/CSA only)

Portland Markets
Summer Season: Deering Oaks Park, April-November, Wednesdays and Saturdays 7am - 1pm
Winter Season: Stevens Square Community Center, December-April, Saturdays 9am-1pm

Bath Markets
Summer Season: Waterfront Park, April-November, Saturdays 8:30-12pm
Winter Season: Freight Shed (under the bridge), November-April, Saturdays 9-12

Boothbay Market
Town Common, May-October, Thursdays 9-12

Damariscotta Market
Round Top Farm/CRCT, May-October, Fridays 9-12

Brunswick Market (Winter only)
Fort Andross, November-April, Saturdays 9-12:30

Our Summer Free Choice CSA is redeemable at any of our markets or our farm store, whenever you want throughout the June-November season. Our Winter Share CSA is a once-a-month box-style CSA with pickups in Portland, Dresden, or Boothbay on the second Saturday of every month, November-April.

06/16/2026

What are you more excited to eat this week: strawberries or tomatoes? Come cast your vote at Portland Maine Farmers’ Market tomorrow morning! We’re there in Deering Oaks Park every Wednesday and Saturday morning ❤️🍅🍓

06/12/2026

You might want to get to market early tomorrow…
Portland Maine Farmers’ Market 7-1
Bath, Maine Farmers Market 8:30-12
Farm stand 9-6

06/11/2026

Don’t miss your chance to see these two at Boothbay Farmers Market this morning! We have lots of fresh organic food for you to eat now, and lots of healthy herb, flower, and veggie seedlings for your gardens. Town Common 9-12!

06/09/2026

Portland Farmers’ Market is every Wednesday and Saturday morning. Treat yourself, or another special someone!

06/07/2026

Potato planting is done, which means it’s time to fix the barrels for next year! We don’t use these for harvest anymore, but they’re good for storing cut seed and hauling it out to the field.

06/06/2026

It’s a great day for a farmers’ market! Do you need another cherry tomato plant for your garden? We love sending you home with them for so many reasons:

-Great bang for your buck. We love them for their productivity. You’ll have pints and pints continuously all summer til frost—plenty to roast and freeze or share!
-Beginner-friendly. The will to live in these plants is ferocious, and they’ll produce for you pretty much no matter what. The better you treat them, the more you’ll get out of them!
- Versatile. Cherry tomatoes can thrive in a container, in a cooler spot, and in less direct sun than more demanding crops. The minimum requirement is 6 hours of full sun. Right now we’re getting 15+ hours of daylight in Maine.

Our favorites:
☀️SUNGOLD: possibly the world’s most popular garden tomato. Pretty orange color. Nothing beats the flavor and reliability.
💯SUPER SWEET 100: The most productive, a more delicate, sweet red type that’s ideal for keeping kids occupied picking each little bite!
JULIET: technically this is a plum type, but it has the smaller size and characteristics of cherry tomatoes. Excellent for salads, sheet pan dinners, and even fresh sauces.
WASHINGTON CHERRY: This one you don’t have to prune! Larger, denser red fruits that will keep for weeks on your counter. Thick walls and less juiciness make them ideal for kebabs or roasting to preserve.

Come browse them all at and this morning, or at the farm stand any day of the week!
Did you know? You can spend SNAP/EBT, Maine Harvest Bucks, and Bumper Crop on any seedlings that grow food.

06/05/2026

Farm stand is open every day 9-6. On Friday mornings we get a fresh delivery of . There are fantastic dairy, meat, and fermented products from other local farms, plus fresh eggs, honey, maple syrup, strawberries, asparagus, sweet potatoes and potatoes, fresh herbs, cooking greens, salads…It will be ideal transplanting weather this weekend and we still have a great selection of all our favorite tomatoes, cukes, zukes, peppers, and more.

06/04/2026

Precious gems headed to Boothbay Farmers’ Market this morning! Meet us there on the Town Common from 9-12 every Thursday.

A note about availability:
If you know anything about our farm, you know that we strive to have everything available all the time. We use our decades of experience and 60+ years on this piece of land to do everything we can to plan for continuous supply. We are constantly researching and trialing new methods to extend the seasons and have overlapping plantings, all so that you can get what you want. We have it pretty well dialed in (knock wood) for crops like greens and tomatoes. However, we are not gods! We do not control the weather. If you see we had something available on a Friday, please stop and think about all the factors we are managing before you let it upset you that we don’t have it on a Tuesday. Perennial and biennial crops like asparagus and strawberries are especially dependent on temperature fluctuations and the right or wrong amount of rainfall. As much as we wish we could magically have it for you every single day of the week, it is not humanly possible to pick something that isn’t there.

That being said, we should have a good supply of ripe, luscious, CERTIFIED ORGANIC strawberries for you through the weekend!

05/31/2026

THANK YOU for coming to market, foul-weather friends! We were so buoyed to have great crowds after the initial raindrops and to send you home with so many happy seedlings! We do it all because you keep showing up. Thank you for supporting the way we farm.

P.S. DON’T leave plants outside tonight, it’s probably going to frost! Fingers crossed it doesn’t!

05/29/2026

A few thousand happy little plants are tucked into the market truck for the night, ready for their big trip tomorrow morning. This week is prime planting time for everything to get settled before the heat comes back to help them grow! We will be very happy to see all who come to Bath and Portland farmers’ markets tomorrow to get gardening and load up on asparagus, potatoes, baby bok choy, spinach, arugula, lettuce, salad mix, microgreens, beets, parsnips, and more.
8:30-12
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Farm stand open daily 9-6

Address

250 River Road
South Dresden, ME
04342

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 6pm
Tuesday	9am - 6pm
Wednesday	9am - 6pm
Thursday	9am - 6pm
Friday	9am - 6pm
Saturday	9am - 6pm
Sunday	9am - 6pm

Telephone

+12077378834

Website

http://www.goransonfarm.me/

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