Fair Grove Farmers' Market

Customer attendance at a record high for opening day!

The customer attendance was at a all time record for opening day, we handed out ballons to all the kids and flowing trees from the Mo Dept of conservation and seeds to start there own garden. The kids garden is almost full of dirt and they should be able to start planting this Wednesday, all of our vendors will be donating plants to this great project for any child that wants to help out every Wednesday fro 3 till 6:30.

We had 14 vendors on opening day anything from produce to baked items to crafts.

We are a producer only market we do not allow MO grown auction produce at our market. So rest assure what you are buying is from that grower.

We will be signing the kids up for a special mothers day craft. the first 25 kids that sign up.

See you at the Market

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We are getting so excited about this year. Girl Scout troop number  10283. Amanda and Shelby Wadkins,will be earning their Gold Award (eagle scout equivalent)
Amanda and Shelby are going to be orginizing and helping with the NEW Growing with Kids Club GARDEN AT THE MILL this year.
Thanks to baker creek seeds for donating the seeds, this is in the final stages of having a garden this year at the mill for the kids. We have to get final approvel from the historical society, It will be a raised garden. The kids will get to take home what they grow, and the left overs will be taken to the senior center in Fair Grove.
The railroad ties and top soil is being donated all so. I meet with the girls yesterday and they took home the seeds and will be studying them and will decide what they want to plant. Martha Weeks with Iron wood green house will get the tomato and pepper plants started for them. Michelle Wadkins is Shely and Amanda's mother and they have been planting flowers around the mill for the past few years. They planted tomatoe plants last year and donated the tomatoes to the senior center of Fair Grove.
The Growing with Kids Club will be the fisrt 6 weeks of the market.

Come back often for updates, now that the market season is getting closer I will be updating once or 2 times a week.

The Fair Grove Farmers' Market vendors are gearing up for the 2012 season.

Please note the New Market Hours for the 2012 season will be from 3pm till 6:30 pm Starting April 18Th till October 3rd. Rain Or Shine.

We would like to welcome 2 of our newest members for the 2012 Season

Janet Shuey of Fair Grove, Mo will be baking and making sweets and breads for the market. I can not wait to try her whoopie pies, Janet will be making applesauce bars, and cookies and brownies.

Diane Yinger from Stafford will be bringing plants and herbs and scented geraniums and berry plants.

Missie Weeks of Fair Grove is our pumpkin vendor and she  has her new green house all done and will be selling all sorts of vegetables this year at the market.

Our Market is currently looking to add 3 new produce vendors to our market. So if you are interested in selling at the Fair Grove Farmers' Market  please contact me at debsgourds@yahoo.com.

We are still in need of a meat vendor all so.

We will be OPEN Wednesday JULY 4TH.

The Market cafe will be serving beef brisket sandwiches and will have other menu items for sale during market hours.

See You In The Spring

The Fair Grove Farmers' Market is currantly taking applications for a meat vendor for the 2012 Season

Please contact me for Details.

Debsgourds@yahoo.com

The Fair Grove Farmers' Market vendors casted a vote and The Market Hours will be 3pm till 6:30 pm this year.

They felt that this would help our customers that need to get to church. And when they pick there kids up from school they can head to the market. We hope this will help you our customers'

See you April 18TH.

The last day for the Fair Grove Farmers' Market is Oct 5Th. We had a very challenging season with the extreme heat cooking the produce on the vines and tree's. It is always sad for me to say good bye to the vendors and customers for the season. The Market will have a free cup a chili  at the market for all the customers,(while supply last) prepared by Our Vendors.

It is our way of saying goodbye for the year and Thanking you for supporting our market throughout the year and shopping at the Market.

The market will have local honey and Leah's Tortillas, Sandra's Soaps and lotions and a few tomatoes,

The Blos will be there with there baked breads and goodies.  Jennifer Farr with her pottery. Sean with his coffee.

So be sure and stop by and stock up on jams and jellies from Natures Lane. Get your hot peppers for your home made

salsa. I will have pumpkin bread as well as zucchini bread and my cinnamon Jelly.

Mr. & Mrs. Do will be at the market handing out free Forsythia Shrubs while supply last.

Be sure and check back here at  our website during the year for update

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Eat Fresh, Buy Local, Stay Heal

The Hot weather has been pounding and burning the produce on the vines. Our Vendors work hard to get the produce to the market.

The sweet corn will be at The market for the next 2 weeks.

There is one thing true you can not wash away the sunshine off your windshiled.

Please rember to Eat Fresh, Buy Local, Stay Healthy

We are a growers only Market.

 A News Story from Joy Robertson

Kolr 10

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Pleasant Hope, MO) -- It's the season for summer fruits and vegetables, and no one knows that better than a young lady from Pleasant Hope.