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Fair Grove Farmers' Market at the Mill

  (Fair Grove, Missouri)
Market Ends for The 2008 Season
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Fair Grove Farmers' Market at The Heritage Reunion

The 32nd Annual Fair Grove Heritage Reunion is coming up September 26 & 27 in Fair Grove, Missouri. The event features over 300 arts, crafts, food and fund raising booths, a hometown parade on Saturday morning and church service on Sunday. Other activities held throughout the weekend include dancing, country music, period entertainment from the 1800’s, horse and mule obstacle course demonstrations, antique small engines, tractors, threshing and lots of other family friendly activities.
The Fair Grove Farmers' Market will have Booths at The Heritage Reunion.
Our market has 7 Vendors that will be representing the Fair Grove Farmers' Market and the Agri Mo, at the Heritage Reunion, This will be our 6Th year.

Jim and Cc Gulick of The Berry Patch , Jim and CC own and operate The Berry Patch from Bolivar, Mo. They raise all there own Berry's to make there jams and jellies, all pesticide free.They will be there with all the Jams and Jellies and salsa .CC makes home made baked pies and sells them at The Market also. Jim and Cc have been Market members for 10 years.
http://www.jandc-theberrypatch.com

Jack and Janet Brooks of Fair Grove with there Local Honey.Jack has 60 bee hives and 3 nuc's and has been a member of the Fair Grove Farmers Market for 10 years, Jack also sells his honey with or with out combs and also has the combs separate for sale. Before there was a market Jack would sit along the Highway and sell his produce.
And Lynn Oatman with all of her baked whole grain breads and sticky buns and lots goodies. http://www.lynnsbread.com
Richard Srch with a trailer with produce. pumpkins and beautiful mums.
Richard has been a market member for 9 years. Alot of people last year took pictures of there kids on the trailer with all the mums and pumpkins.
Debra VanBenthusen with her homemade cinnamon jelly,Cinnamon jelly is made with sugar or splenda, gourd bird houses , pumpkin bread, zucchini bread and cucumber bread, and a Pork Chop Rub, this is a old dutch recipe that has been in the Vanbenthusen Family for generations.

Our Vendors take great pride in representing The Fair Grove Farmers' Market, and the Agri MO. We will be able to accept EBT cards as well as debit.
Our Market won 2ND place for Farmer Market of the Year award for the whole State of Mo, and we also won Best event for our Kids Club and best marketing award. We are very Proud of our Community and the support, and Thankful for the Historical Society for letting us set up every week at the Pavilion.

We will also have Agri Mo canvas shopping bags for sale for $5.00. All the proceeds from the sale of these bags goes to a market account, We just purchased a must needed, diaper changing station from the sales of these shopping bags. This will be in the women's restroom at the Pavilion.

And at the Top of the Hill in front of Hilltop Pizza you will find Sandra Meyer with her Soaps http://www.botanicabasics.com
and also Mylisa Pryer with her Crafts.
please visit our blog or website http://fairgrovefarmersmarket.blogspot.com or www.fairgrovefarmersmarkt.com
So be sure and Visit our Booth's
 
 

Corn Feed Fundraiser At The Fair Grove Farmers' Market

July 29TH we will be Celebrating our Markets 10TH Year.
The Fair Grove Booster Band will be having there 1st annual  fundraiser at The Market that day also. If it is a success, I was told they will do it yearly.
They will be husking and cooking fresh corn on the Cob. You can buy a Fresh cooked Ear of corn and help support your local school band. This helps pay for there traveling expense's along with all there other activities. Our Market will be having a drawing every hour for a Agri Mo Canvas Shopping Bag that day also. We will have other activities going on.
So please be sure and bring your family and friends to the Market, and enjoy the bounty of eating healthy fresh produce.
 Hope to See you there
 
 

Come an Catch The Local Buzz

?Successful farmers’ markets don’t just happen in the larger metropolitan areas on Saturdays, but they are also nestled in the foothills of the Ozarks. Fair Grove, MO, just 15 miles north of a major metro area-Springfield, has a small but mighty farmers’ market each Wednesday. Fair Grove’s Farmers’ Market won the Second Place Award in the 2009 Farmers’ Market of the Year, sponsored by AgriMissouri™ and the Missouri Farmers’ Market Association.

 

The Fair Grove Farmers’ Market is located under a pavilion at the Historic Wommack Mill in downtown Fair Grove. With a population of 1,100 and over 30 farmers/vendors participating throughout the season, the market is the community hub on Wednesdays from 3:30 p.m. – 7:00 p.m… April 22nd thru October 7th 2009.

 

The Market has become a great place for community groups to raise funds for their cause. The Market setting is unique in that it has a certified kitchen on the grounds, allowing the Market to offer prepared foods. Gary with Hilltop Pizza runs the Market Cafe. He uses as many products from the farmers’ market as possible.

 

Or maybe it is the Award Winning Growing with Kids Club that makes this market so different. All

Kids that sign up get a free plant or seeds to grow there own garden and get free advice from 2 master gardeners. This all free to the Kids.

 

Our Market has a lot to offer and it is worth the drive.

 
 

Jonathan Dowell is the 2007 Southern Regional Mountain Dulcimer Champion Will be Playing Opening day of the Market

Jonathan Dowell is the 2007 Southern Regional Mountain Dulcimer Champion 

Jonathen will be performing at the Fair Grove Farmers' Market opening day. April 22ND

Jonathan once lived in the Ozark Mountains of Southwest Missouri. His grandfather was a fiddle player, himself a descendent of Scots-Irish settlers who had homesteaded in the hills of Taney County. Jonathan took this heritage, added studies of music at Southwest Missouri State University, and developed skills in the modern style of the Mountain Dulcimer.

Jonathan learned dulcimer techniques from a long list of gifted teachers. First among these is his mother, Josephine Dowell, who brought the dulcimer to the Dowell family as she attended the Dulcimer Jamborees at the Ozark Folk Center in Mountain View, Arkansas. Other influential instructors have included Aubrey Atwater, Scott Odena, Karen Mueller, Dana Hamilton, Judy Klinkhammer, Pam Kirby, David Moran, Dennis Moran, and two giants of dulcimer history: David Schnaufer and Jean Jennings. Among the non-dulcimer influences are Erin Leahy and all her brothers and sisters, Dave Smith, J.C. Bonds, Beki Jeanne Fuller, Kathy Sutterfield, and all the girls of the Patchwork string band.

We will also have cookies and lemon aide for the customers

We will also be handing out trees to the Kids and signing them up for the Growing With Kids Program

Hope to See You There.

 

 
 

Fair Grove Market Meeting a Big Hit and Starting Date will be April 22nd

The 2009 Season will begin on April 22ND 2009 and will go till October 7TH 2009

Fair Grove: Northern Greene County Farmers' Market held each Wednesday afternoon, from 3:30 to 7:00pm, just off Hwy. 65 in Fair Grove. Held under the Wommack Mill Pavilion, open rain or shine. This is the 10th Year.

Our Market accepts EBT (Stomp) and Debit Cards.

When you come to our Market you will find a wide variety of produce and baked items. You will also find a wide variety of Jams and Jellies and Salsa from the Berry Patch. And you will also find the State Fair 1st Place winner of Sheep’s cheese and smudge(fudge), and sheep’s lotion and soaps. You can find the vendors websites by going to the vendors listings. And also there e mail address and you can e mail them with your order before the Market. Some of the Vendors are open all season long. The Berry Patch, Lynn’s Breads, Stony Acers(Sheep lotions, soaps, Smudge),and Sandra with her Awake Energy Bullets.

We have 21 vendors signed up. And 1 Youth (Alex)(11 years old) that will be selling his produce that he is growing on his own. Alex has been a member of the Growing with Kids for 3 years. His family our regulars at our Market every week. We are proud of the fact he wants to Join our Market. Alex took first place with his Purple Beans last year at the Fair.

Our Market will have the Growing with Kids program again this year. This will be the 4Th year. All kids that sign up will get a free plant or seeds to grow there own garden, we have 2 Master Gardner’s there to hand them out and to give advice. This is all free to all Kids. And when you sign, put your e mail address and get a weekly update from me personally what plants or seeds you will be getting. This year we are going to try and Save the Bee's by planting flowering Tree's that the Mo Dept of conservation has donated, and also We will be planting large sunflower seeds, and all sorts of blooming plants to help the Bee population.

Any Child that wants to set up at our Market can do so to sell there produce that they grow themselves. They can set up and sell for free. Parents must be with the child at the market while they are selling. Please contact me

We are looking for a RECORD BREAKING Crowd This season and we will have lots of produce to choice from. There will be plenty for everyone. Please Check out our website for updated produce information that will be at the Market.

WWW.FairGroveFarmersMarket.com

Thanks Deb

 
 
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