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Champaign, OH:  Welcome Back!


Thank you for a terrific market pick up, this evening, as I reopen for ordering, and welcome in the week!!

XOXO,
Cosmic Pam

Statesboro Market2Go:  Pop-up Market today!


Mack Family Farms will be at the Market2Go pick up this afternoon from 4-6 with some delicious local produce!
If you missed ordering on Market2Go this week, come pay them a visit!

Foothills Market:  Market Reminder


Don’t forget – it’s Arkansas Farmers’ Market week, and we want you to know how much we appreciate YOU as a customer for our market. Everyone who places an order on Foothills Market this week will be eligible to win a gift basket put together by our growers. The drawing will be tomorrow before the market, and the winner will walk away tomorrow with a basket of goodies that will include a variety of products. See you at the market!

Frontier Farms:  Here comes the heat!


Saturday and sunday will be hot ones, but it is June.

https://frontierfarms.locallygrown.net/market

Martin's Farmstand:  U-pick strawberries this afternoon starting a@ 2 PM(Wednesday June 12)


We plan to open the strawberry patches for u-pick this afternoon (June 12, 2014) starting at 2 pm. This is the third picking for this year. Picking conditions will be fairly good. I see red berries everywhere as I walked the patches this morning. Strawberry flowers come in clusters. The first flower to open is called the king flower and it makes the biggest berry. A few days later the next few flowers of the cluster open. The berries from those flowers are a bit smaller. This repeats till all the flowers have bloomed and is the primary reason that the berries early in the season are large and the size of the berries “runs down” throughout the season. If you want big berries this is the best time. I expect peak season to be from this Saturday through next week. Strawberry season is usually about three weeks long overall. Enjoy this lovely day. Daniel

Old99Farm Market:  Week of June 10th


Greetings,

I hope that you are well.

Last week was the 6th and final week of the Spring CSA.

This week there will be a break from delivery to focus on planting, we will be open for a la carte pick ups at the farm.

Our 11 week Summer veggie CSA Season will start June 20th.

This week on the farm we planted a garden block with 3 varieties of sweet potatoes, yellow and red onions, shallots and leeks.

Garlic scapes are starting to curl so we’ll have lots of those for the next few weeks, get them while they’re in season!

This week we have:

Asparagus
Arugula Roquette
Beets: Red and Gold
Carrots
Chard: Yellow and Red
Fennel Greens
Garlic Scapes
Green Garlic
Kale
Mesclun Salad Mix
Mint
Rhubarb
Sage

For A la carte orders surf to the online store here to place your custom order. Store pick up Thurs 4 to 6 or by appointment.

For further questions or to sign up kindly reach out by email to email : adam@equilibriumacres.ca

Healthy eating,

Ian, Cami, and Adam

Fayette County, Texas:  This market is preparing to open!


This market was added to the LocallyGrown.net system on Tuesday June 11, 2024 03:04 PM. It should be open for business soon!

Fayetteville Farmers' Market:  If you tried to order Monday evening please try again


Hello!

Sorry to add another email to your list, but our web manager reported that there was a temporary problem with the website on Monday evening from 6-10 pm, that has now been resolved. If you saw a somewhat scary looking message when you tried to order, please try again and don’t worry—there was NOT a security issue.

Plenty of local goodies available. Thanks for supporting the online market.

Orders close at 6 am on Wednesday morning.

Champaign, OH:  Mama Mia, Here We Go Again!!


Good morning, good morning!!

Just your Tuesday reminder that the market will close for weekly orders at 8am, this morning!!

So much to take advantage of, and you don’t want to miss the fun!!

It’s always a good time when you order, and I get to see your smiling faces at Thursday pick up!!

I will be back on the market, and baking again, next week!!

So, you know the drill…wake up, grab your coffee/tea, and order!!

Here we go again!

XOXO,
Cosmic Pam

Connie's Cornucopia:  Chickens Whole In Stock


Pasture Raised Chicken
We raise our chicken a little different than most conventional producers. Fresh grass, insects, spring water, plus a non-GMO and soy free supplemental ration is what gives our birds a healthy advantage. Fresh air and sunlight plus plenty of room to be a chicken combined with daily moves to fresh, well rested pasture allow us to raise drug, chemical, and antibiotic free chicken.