Showing posts with label Farmers Market. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Farmers Market. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 22, 2010

Tasty Tuesday




You just can't beat Chet Bower's beets! I love beets, but my beloved spouse won't touch them; so I bought a jar of Ponderosa Farms pickled beets last week. They're great! If you'd like to give them a try, come by the store today from 4 pm to 7 pm for Tasty Tuesday. We'll have some of Chet's beets along with some salsa from Ronnie Brown too.


Maybe if we're lucky, Mary will have some of her beautiful carrots!
If you can't get to the Farmer's Market today, you can also come on Saturday morning from 8 am to 12 noon in Skubitz Plaza.

Monday, June 21, 2010

Support Our Farmers Market!




If you haven't been to our Farmers Market here in Fort Scott, you're really missing a treat!


It's a real Farmers Market with real farmers. These folks work hard on their farms in this oppressive heat day after day in order to bring you and me beautiful produce, eggs, baked goods, and more!
It's fun to talk to the Gannon family about their adventures raising goats, pigs, chickens, cows and kids. We've enjoyed their beef, pork, chicken and eggs and anxiously await a trip to the farm for goat cheese.
Ronnie Brown is known as "the pumpkin man" but brings lots of other wonderful things to the market as well.


Mary Corpstein works her magic with plants, handmade rugs and delicious vegetables. You may recognize her from her other gig as a helpful hardware gal at Mayco Ace.
Our Farmers Market is open at Skubitz Plaza on Tuesdays from 4 pm to 7 pm, and on Saturdays from 8 am until noon. Don't forget, when the market is open we're open too, so you can get your Saturday morning coffee for your stroll around the market. On Tuesdays we buy something great from the market and invite you to come to the store for a taste-Tasty Tuesdays!
These hard-working farmers are our friends and neighbors. When we buy locally grown produce from them we are supporting our own southeast Kansas economy (the money stays here!) and not using oil, gas and other resources to bring food in from other states and countries.
I understand that tomatoes and corn are coming very soon!