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Martin's Farmstand:  U-pick Strawberries Today


We will open the strawberry patch today (June 19,2024) starting at 2 pm. This week is the peak of strawberry season- There is a large amount of ripe berries to pick today. There are also still a fairly large amount of green and partially ripe berries in the field. We will be picking berries for another 10 days or so however both the size and volume of berries drops off fast towards the end.
The weather forecast is for the weather to be hot this afternoon however it is supposed to also be cloudy and windy which will make it more bearable. I see some chance that the patch will not get picked quickly today as there are a lot of berries. We plan to be open this evening till dark if there are still ripe berries to pick. We will post an update late afternoon to update you if there are still berries to pick this evening.The patch closes when all the berries are picked. Daniel

Old99Farm Market:  Week of June 17th 1st week of Summer CSA and we're HIRING


Greetings,

I hope that you are well and keeping hydrated this hot week.

Our 11 week Summer veggie CSA Season starts this week.

Garlic scapes are being harvested every couple of days, we’ve got loads if you want them.

We’re hiring a summer student, if you know anyone under 30 that’s legally able to work in canada and is looking for experience in organic sustainable farming please put them in touch with us. The position is for 30-35 hours a week paid at $17/ hour starting ASAP till the end of August with a potential to stay on till the end of October.

This week we have (asterisk marks CSA items):

Asparagus
Arugula Roquette*
Beets: Red and Gold
Carrots*
Chard: Yellow and Red*
Garlic Scapes*
Green Garlic
Kale*
Mesclun Salad Mix*
Mint
Spinach*
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

Champaign, OH:  Tuesday Wake Up!


But you’ve gotta make your own kind of music
Sing your own special song
Make your own kind of music
Even if nobody else sings along…
(Make Your Own Kind of Music-The Mamas and Papas)

Sending you a song to start the day, all the love vibes, and a reminder that the market will close for weekly orders, in 30 minutes!!

Don’t miss out on all of the loveliness, this week!! It’s going to be a hot one but you don’t even have to leave your car!! We will be right out to load you up on the local goodness!

XOXO,
Cosmic Pam

Middle Tennessee Locally Grown:  The Market Is Open for Orders!


Middle Tennessee Locally Grown market

will be open for your orders till Tuesday evening at 10 pm.

Statesboro Market2Go:  Melons!


This week we’re discussing some wonderful ways to enjoy the locally grown melons that are available on Market2Go!

Enjoy them:

Order before 10 on Tuesday night!

Click to order at Market2Go!

Champaign, OH:  Red Raspberries Are Here!!


Yes, you heard it, correctly!!

Champaign Berry Farm has added their fresh red raspberries!!

Get your orders in, along with all of the local amazing products on the market!!

XOXO,
Cosmic Pam

Siloam Springs, AR:  The Online Market is Open!


Check out all of the great products we have available on the online market! We have plenty of meat, produce, and other local items to choose from. Check out Orchard Road Farm and their great locally raised chicken products. You can order from now until Thursday at 5pm, with pick up happening at the concession stand next to the promenade on Saturday morning. We look forward to seeing you.

Fayetteville Farmers' Market:  ONLINE ORDERS OPEN UNTIL 6 AM WED


MONDAY UPDATES

PRODUCE this week!
beets, garlic bulbs, carrots, local celery, cucumbers, fennel, garlic chives, green beans, green tomatoes, new potatoes, green onions, yellow squash, zucchini, red, yellow and white onions, parsley, collards, kale

EGGS: Roberts Family Farm added eggs.

GRILLIN TIME: It’s too hot to cook inside. Local beef, beefalo, chicken, pork and lamb available.

This is just a brief reminder that you may still order or add items until 6 am on Wed morning June 19.

Pick up is Thursday June 20. Your credit card will be charged only once, after you pick up, to insure that all items you ordered were delivered to you.

https://fayettevillearkansas.locallygrown.net/market.

If you already ordered, we thank you!

Questions? reply to this email or call/text 479-935-5111

Martin's Farmstand:  U-Pick Monday June 17th 5 P.M.


We have a fair amount of berries ready for this evenings picking. The patch was picked clean on Saturday and we would like to remind customers that any berries with white tips and lighter in color remain in the patch for the next U-pick. It is a beautiful day and the next few days are forecasted as incredibly hot. Come out and enjoy the evening with us before the sun becomes something to avoid the next few days. Stay safe and make sure that you stay hydrated!

The Stand is normally closed on Mondays however for the public and U-pick customers both the stand will be open this evening at 5 P.M. until the picking is done!

Hours for u-pick are Monday starting at 5 PM; Wednesday, starting 2 PM (no morning picking on Monday’s and Wednesdays); Saturday, starting 7 AM. This repeats through out the whole season. The patch closes when the berries are all picked or at 8 pm on Monday and 6 PM on Wednesday and Saturday.
When you arrive you do not need to stop at the stand to weigh your containers if you know the empty weight already. Also you do not need to stop if you are picking into standard Quart containers.
You have the option of bringing your own containers or buying empties from us. Quart boxes 25 cents each. If you are buying empty containers from us please pay when you get them rather than after you are done picking to minimize confusion as to what is going on.
NO DOGS in the field or stand areas. We will be using the same random picking pattern that we did last year. This means that you may start anyplace you wish in the patches that are open as long as you are not cutting in front of someone. It is mandatory that when you are picking that all the ripe berries are picked as you move No roaming or grazing type picking. A section of row must either be picked or not picked when you leave. We will be scouting the patch and keep suggesting where you will find good picking.
Pricing u-pick: $5 per Quart if less than 8 quarts and $3.40 per quart if more than 8 quarts; $27.20 for an 8 quart tray. All containers are expected to well filled but not heaped. We will adjust prices up or down as needed for over or under-filled containers. By the pound price is $2.30/# (limited to bigger containers or larger amounts). If you pay by credit card there is a 3% surcharge added to the above prices and you will need to use the inside checkout station rather than outside express options. Matthew

Lathemtown Farm Fresh Market:  This Week at the Market


I hope all the Father’s had a wonderful weekend full of fun and laughter! It sure was a hot one! This Friday is officially summer and it is here in extreme heat! We really could use some rain to get those tomatoes going! I have been watering so they helped along.
We have beans, cucumbers, squash and peppers coming in and some cherry tomatoes so look for those in the stand! The onions are almost cured, so they are out as well.
As for our other market products, I highly recommend McKinnon’s Cocktail kits! In the heat, I love a margarita and the Jalepeno Pineapple makes a great one!
Grilling burgers? Try Brown Bakehouse Sourdough Burger Buns!
For snacking, I am loving Goodness Gracious Granola when I’m too busy to come in and eat.
Need hydration? Try our healthy Switchel for a natural option! On sale this week for $2.75 for an 8oz jar.

Have a great week and stay cool!
Farmher Chef Amy