Middleburg Community Farmers Market
Middleburg Community Farmers Market
Meet our Vendors
Below is a list of our vendors for the 2011 season. Check back after our March 28, 2012 Board Meeting to see the list of vendors for the 2012 season. We are accpeting new vendor applications.
Betty's Salsas & Chips
Betty's Salsas are made from locally grown produce. Absolutely the best!
Her chips are the perfect pairing to go with her salsas.
Over the Grass Farm
Dielle L. Fleischmann - Owner, Monica Taylor Farm Manager, Miguel Flores is the Gardner
Over the Grass brings to the market, fresh greens, salad mixes, and hearty root crops, vegetables, fruits, berries, herbs, honey, fresh cut flowers.
Grass finished beef and lamb - all cuts, eggs.
http://www.overthegrassfarm.com/
info@overthegrassfarm.com
Sally Bolton, The Corner Garden & Nursery
Sally grows organic fruits and vegetables.
Herbs, cut flowers, seasonal vegetables.
C Hess Orchard & Produce
Chester or Charity always bring a great variety of fruits and vegetables
to the market each week. Seasonal fruit samples are offered.
Herban Avenues, LLC
Laura Davimes brings fresh and dried culinary herbs to the market.
You can sample her Herbal Tea Blends on occasion.
She has Herbal Skincare Remedies, including soap & bath.
Laura is at the market every other week.
www.HerbanAvenues.com
Golden Angels Apiary's Honey will be sold at Laura's stand this year.
Laura is at the market every other week.
OUR FARMS TO YOU WILL NOT BE AT THE MARKET UNTIL SEPTEMBER.
Our Farms to You - Baked goods organic, non organic, including quick breads. Granola, Granola Bars, Scones, Breakfast Pastries, Muffins, Cakes, Desserts, Cup Cakes, Pies, Quiche. Chutney, jams, Applesauce, dips, spreads, entrees made from local produce.
ourfarmstoyou@gmail.com
Meet Our New Vendors for the 2011 Season:
Chilly Hollow Farm, Berryville, VA, Chris Dalton & Justin Carrasco crd148@gmail.com
Melons, squash, onions, gourds, leeks, watermelons, tomatoes, cabbage, kale, beans, greens mix, spinach, lettuces, sweet corn, peppers, carrots, and much more.
Liberty Hill Farm - Liberty Hill Farm is comprised of the Matich family: Ken and Andrea Matich, and their children, Treasure and Samuel. This family farm specializes in raising and processing pastured chicken. They are providing eggs from free range chickens as well. They do not use any hormones or medications on their flock, and supplement their hens’ diet of fresh grass and bugs from new pasture every day. They choose only grains that are grown without genetic modification. The farm is modeled in the style of Virginia’s famed farmer, Joel Salatin, of Polyface Farms. Liberty Hill also has homemade baked goods for sale; freshly ground whole wheat bread, including the delightful buttery cinnamon bread, and wholesome and hearty chocolate-chip cookies that have just the right amount of chocolate and sweetness. The Matiches are always helpful and ready with an answer to a question about their operation or a sample of hearty home-baked goodness. ken.matich@gmail.comObergood Goat Cheese, Fort Washington, MD
Kathleen@obergood.com
Goat cheeses!
School House Farm - Berkely Springs, WV, Rod Yonkers, rodt357@yahoo.com
Fingerling potatoes, garlic, chives, onions, shallots, berries, mushrooms, herbs
Singing Frog Farm - Leesburg, VA
meridith@singingfrogfarm.com
Tomatoes, salad greens, microgreens, pea shoots, summer squash, beets, collards, kale, potatoes, lettuce, beans, flowers,
Non Profit Groups: The Farmers Market likes to promote our non profit groups by having one non profit per week at the market. If your group is interested in setting up a table at the Market on Saturday mornings, please contact Cindy Pearson, cpearson@townofmiddleburg.org