The Field Guideby Moss & Marrow

What's in season in the Netherlands

Dutch open-field and natural seasons Β· producers checked against our inclusion criteria

Last chance

and 4 more

At their best now

and 8 more

Also in season

coming in januaryRoe deer
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November in the Netherlands means white cabbage, red cabbage, savoy cabbage, Brussels sprouts, chicory, leeks, celeriac and parsnips. Celery, broccoli, cauliflower, white cabbage and red cabbage end with November, so this is the month to buy them.

Seasonal vegetables, fruit, meat and fish in November in the Netherlands

πŸ“… Windows to watch 2iRounds and seasons that open and close, worth knowing a month ahead: order the meat package, sign up for the harvest share, pick the fruit yourself.

πŸ₯¬ Vegetables in November 26

all vegetables & fruit grown without sprays on the map β†’

πŸ“ Fruit in November 3

all vegetables & fruit grown without sprays on the map β†’

🌿 Herbs & leaves in November 2

all vegetables & fruit grown without sprays on the map β†’

πŸ„ Mushrooms in November 1

all vegetables & fruit grown without sprays on the map β†’

🌰 Nuts in November 1

all flour, grains & pantry on the map β†’

πŸ₯© Meat in November 6

all grass-fed & outdoor-raised meat on the map β†’

🦌 Wild game in November 2

Roe deer, red and fallow deer and wild boar have too few natural predators here, so each province sets how many are culled every year. We only include game from these management culls, never from hunting for sport: eating it means the animal is used as food rather than wasted.

all grass-fed & outdoor-raised meat on the map β†’

🐟 Fish & shellfish in November 3

all sustainably caught & farmed fish on the map β†’

πŸ₯› Milk & dairy in November 2

all raw milk, farm cheese & butter on the map β†’

πŸ₯š Eggs in November 1

all free-range & organic eggs on the map β†’

🍯 Honey in November 3

all local honey on the map β†’

🌳 Wild & foraged in November 4

Beetroot, sprouts, carrots and romanesco at a market stallguideWhy choose local and seasonal food?Food picked ripe in its own season carries more vitamins, travels days instead of weeks and keeps good farms in business. Twelve reasons, with the evidence.Read the guide β†’

100 foods in the table, 100 checked against their sources Β· how we decide what's in season Β· why buy local and seasonal Β· open the map

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Your November shopping list

Everything in season in November on one page, to keep on your phone for your next grocery shop.

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