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It's a NEW MONTH! Better Weather, briefly...
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Mayfair Farm:
Sweet Potatoes, Apples, Winter Squash, SPINACH, Greens, Carrots, Parsnips, Eggs, Potatoes, Wild Caught ALASKAN FISH, Preserves, UNPASTEURIZED APPLE CIDER, Fruit Juices, Baked Goods, Frozen BLUEBERRIES, Red Raspberries and Blackberries, etc
Stoney Lane Farm:
BEEF, including burger, roasts, steaks, stew meat, soup bones, beef Italian sausage, HONEY, Vegetables,
The Haven Farm:
Beef and Pork, including sausage, PORK and LOIN CHOPS. Antibiotic and hormone free. Pasture raised. All BEEF CUTS, including steaks. ALL PORK SAUSAGE IS BACK: Loose, Link, and Rope. Eggs.
Gelato Italiano:
Real Italian GELATO. Choice of variety, all in pint containers. TREAT YOURSELF to the BEST GELATO AROUND! Selection of HOMEMADE SOUPS, to suit the weather! Stock up on GELATO and SOUP, Gelato Italiano will not return until MARCH.
The Halfway Homestead:
DUCK and QUAIL eggs, Quail, Chicken backs, necks, gizzards, Dehydrated chicken feet dog treats, Chicken BONE BROTH, Jam, BBQ Sauce, Bar Fight, Elderberry Syrup.
Ginger Delights:
Gingered FRUIT BEVERAGES: Monique is at the market the 2nd and 4th Saturday of each month with her unique fruit beverages. Returning Spring, 2019.
Walking Wind Farm and Florist: Returning Spring, 2019.
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Mayfair Farm
Cabin fever, anyone? We are so looking forward to the upcoming week. I have spent far too much time sitting, doing paperwork, adding columns of figures, and looking up briefly to check the outside weather conditions. As most of you know, farmers work every day. There are always chores to be done, animals to be tended, greenhouses to check, eggs to gather, and, when it snows, shoveling and plowing. You can add tax planning, seed ordering, nursery stock replacement, and odd repairs to that list. If one grows winter greens, you must jump on the warmer weather days for picking and washing. We confess that we do stay in bed a little later, and move more slowly during the cold weather months; but as soon as they pass, we are all back on our treadmills, running from task to task, and falling ever farther behind each day. As much as we might hate the snow and the cold, we do need the slight break it brings. When it snows, we can no longer hear the traffic on I-81. The silence brings a momentary peace to our souls. The blanket of white covers the dead grass, rocks, and dirt, leaving it all brightly clean. Just for a moment, we can believe that the covered world is a blank slate on which we can write anew, before crashing iinto the reality of inside and outside chores.
The snow will stop today and the lot will be plowed and ready for us Saturday morning. Your work starts when you come to the market and select what you need for feeding your friends and family on Super Bowl Sunday and the rest of the week. We look forward to seeing each of you.
LAST NOTE: With my knee surgery scheduled for Tuesday, you will not see me at the market for a few weeks. Mayfair Farm will not be present on Tuesdays, but our sons will cover SATURDAYS for me. On SATURDAYS, you will be able to get all of our products, except baked goods. They will have to wait until I am back on my feet and working again. I will miss you all, but please continue to support the other vendors on a weekly basis.
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The Freight Station Farmers Market is open Tuesdays, and Saturdays, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Vendors vary depending on the day.
Thanks for supporting our market! If you have a question, or wish to contact a specific vendor, reply to this email, and your question will be forwarded to the appropriate vendor.
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