Farmers are bringing to Market - Sunday June 13th
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Farmers are bringing to the market opening Sunday 13th June - 10am to 1pm
Hawk Dance Farm is bringing loose leaf lettuce, Pirat Butterhead lettuce, Red Sails head lettuce, Black Seeded Simpson Lettuce, Poc Choi, Beedys Camden kale, Red Russian Kale, Rainbow Lacinato Kale, Collard greens, Arugula, Spinach, Radishes, young vegetable plants, and assorted herbs.
Et Cetera Farm is planning to bring
red beets, easter egg radish, romaine lettuce, swiss chard, collard,
kale, red spinach, garlic scape, broccoli, snow peas, basil, cilantro,
napa cabbage, eggs and pork.
White Oak Farm will have jams, BBQ Sauce, Hillsdale Honey Rye Cake, Goat Cheese, Strawberries, Garlic Scapes.
Hudson Locale will be bringing eggs, scallions, mustard greens, spinach, spicy salad mix, bibb lettuce heads, black seeded simpson lettuce heads, spotted trout lettuce heads, arugula, cilantro, bok
choy, kale, chard, and sprouts.
Wild Wood Farm will have their salad mix, spinach, large heads of red and green romaine, haurkei turnips, bok choy , broccoli raab, maybe some beets and fresh free-range eggs.
Studio 55 will be bringing Market Baskets, round oval and a new square shape.
Pampered Cow Cheeses -Hudson Red, and selection of goats cheeses.
Bella Pasta - Ravioli:
Four Cheese price $5.95
Spinach price $6.45
Porcini Mushroom $6.45
Sundried Tomato $6.45
Pesto $6.45
Tortellini:
Cheese $4.95
Tri-color $4.95
Speckled Herb $4.95
Farmers are bringing to the market opening Sunday 13th June - 10am to 1pm
Hawk Dance Farm is bringing loose leaf lettuce, Pirat Butterhead lettuce, Red Sails head lettuce, Black Seeded Simpson Lettuce, Poc Choi, Beedys Camden kale, Red Russian Kale, Rainbow Lacinato Kale, Collard greens, Arugula, Spinach, Radishes, young vegetable plants, and assorted herbs.
Et Cetera Farm is planning to bring
red beets, easter egg radish, romaine lettuce, swiss chard, collard,
kale, red spinach, garlic scape, broccoli, snow peas, basil, cilantro,
napa cabbage, eggs and pork.
White Oak Farm will have jams, BBQ Sauce, Hillsdale Honey Rye Cake, Goat Cheese, Strawberries, Garlic Scapes.
Hudson Locale will be bringing eggs, scallions, mustard greens, spinach, spicy salad mix, bibb lettuce heads, black seeded simpson lettuce heads, spotted trout lettuce heads, arugula, cilantro, bok
choy, kale, chard, and sprouts.
Wild Wood Farm will have their salad mix, spinach, large heads of red and green romaine, haurkei turnips, bok choy , broccoli raab, maybe some beets and fresh free-range eggs.
Studio 55 will be bringing Market Baskets, round oval and a new square shape.
Pampered Cow Cheeses -Hudson Red, and selection of goats cheeses.
Bella Pasta - Ravioli:
Four Cheese price $5.95
Spinach price $6.45
Porcini Mushroom $6.45
Sundried Tomato $6.45
Pesto $6.45
Tortellini:
Cheese $4.95
Tri-color $4.95
Speckled Herb $4.95
Comment
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Comment by Philmont Farmers Market on August 30, 2010 at 2:40pm -
Cheryl - thanks for pointing that point out - for all the hard work farmers markets involve it and the community building they accomplish it's a shame someone from Adam's would be blogging such negative comments. Maybe Greg should visit again and introduce himself this time so we can assist him in getting correct information clearly displayed for pricing on the market stands.
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Comment by Cheryl Paff on August 30, 2010 at 1:26pm -
According to Greg's profile, he is affiliated with Adam's Fairacre Farms which may explain his negative attitude towards farmers' markets.
I happen to be affiliated with farmers' markets but I don't feel the need to be negative about Adam's.
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Comment by Philmont Farmers Market on August 29, 2010 at 9:40pm
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Greg Draiss should probably try to come back to the market to check his pricing records. Philmont Farmers Market has some of the most affordable prices in Columbia County with some of the farmers offering a 10% discount to Philmont residents, and he should check out the cheese prices, and I think he must have got the decimal point wrong in his reading of prices for Swiss Chard. He also doesn't mention weight for the cucumbers or zucchini - so his comments don't hold.
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Comment by Cheryl Paff on August 29, 2010 at 5:14pm
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why so negative?
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Comment by greg draiss on August 28, 2010 at 1:54pm -
went to the market once will not return:
cucumbers $1 each
zucchini $1 each
swaiss chard $15 lb
peaches $12 lb
give it up before you really think you can get those prices
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