Chicken, duck, and quail eggs; cow's- and goat's-milk products, cheese, butter, yogurt, and ice cream.
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Seasonality
Bands describe the region across a normal year. They are reviewed, dated and sourced — and they are not stock levels.
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June through July
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Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services — Virginia Fruit and Vegetable Availability Calendar (virginiagrown.com) · reviewed 2026-08-10
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Peak harvest August through November, with stored-crop availability extending into winter
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Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services — Virginia Fruit and Vegetable Availability Calendar (virginiagrown.com) · reviewed 2026-08-10
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July through August (watermelons and cantaloupes)
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Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services — Virginia Fruit and Vegetable Availability Calendar (virginiagrown.com) · reviewed 2026-08-10
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Summer squash: June through November. Pumpkins specifically: September through October.
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Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services — Virginia Fruit and Vegetable Availability Calendar (virginiagrown.com) · reviewed 2026-08-10
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July through August
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Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services — Virginia Fruit and Vegetable Availability Calendar (virginiagrown.com) · reviewed 2026-08-10
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Year-round, though production commonly dips in winter
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Kansas State University Research and Extension — "Why Does Egg Production Lower in Winter?" · reviewed 2026-08-10
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Harvested primarily in warmer months; jarred honey is generally sold year-round once harvested
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Suffolk VA Farmers' Market — "Honey" vendor page (official market organizer site) · reviewed 2026-08-10
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Varies widely by species — no single regional season applies
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Hampton Seafood Market (Graham & Rollins) (official site) · reviewed 2026-08-10