Check out this week's newsletter!
Morgantown Farmers Market
Saturdays 8:30 AM to Noon

The Marketplace Pavilion
Spruce Street
May 21st
Downtown Market Newsletter 

Come Enjoy Fresh, Local Foods!
 Our purpose is to provide area farmers with alternative opportunities through a retail marketplace and also to encourage regional farming. Our commitment is to provide the consumers with fresh, locally grown or produced products in a convenient location.

See what our vendors have to offer this week!

New Products in red.
This Weeks Vendors and Products:


Busy Beaver
Laura Thomas
  • Assorted Veg Plants & Flowers
  • Hanging Baskets
  • Breads Cookies Cakes
  • Hard Tack Candy
  • Gluten Free Chocolate Chip Cookies

Cheslock Farm
Bryan Cheslock
  • Pasture Raised Eggs- Brown, White and Green
  • Pasture Raised Duck Eggs- Jumbos

Evans Knob
Kathy Evans
  • Spinach
  • Salad Mix
  • Radishes
  • Rhubarb
  • Asparagus
  • Fresh Cut Herbs
  • Jams and Jellies
  • Lamb
    • Shoulder Roasts
    • Rib and Loin Chops
    • Ground, Sweet Italian Sausage
    • Leg, Bone-in and Butterflied
  • Rich and Creamy Cow's Milk Soap
  • From the Studio: New Wreaths, Blue and Gold, Neutral Earth Tones. New Santa Sculptures, Cat Toys, Handwoven Rugs and Shawls, Handspun Yarns. 

Firefly Farm
Andrea Cedro
  • Allegheny Chevre
  • Merry Goat Round
  • Mountain Top Blue
  • Cabra LaMancha
  • Black & Blue
  • Bella Vita


High Country Creamery
Lind Kling
  • Aged Cheddar
  • Mozzarella
  • Pepper Jack Havarti
  • Herbvana Havarti
  • Feta
  • Stout Cheddar
  • Curds: Regular, Dill, Pepper Jack and Crabby  
  • CheeseHouse Spreads: Regular, Chive, Dill and Pepper Jack

Mike's Berry Patch
Mike Goff
  • Jams and Jellies. (Red raspberry, Gold raspberry, Blackberry and Goumi). Some Low sugar 
  • Cinnamon Oatmeal Raisin
  • Turkish Flatbread
  • Greek Village bread(multigrain)
  • Oatmeal bread (multigrain)
  • Parker House Dinner Rolls
  • Spice Pumpkin Oatmeal Raisin Cookies
  • Apple-Raisin fruit leathers (roll-ups) all natural with no sugar added

Mockingbird Hill
Marlin Dehoff &Neha Lal
  • GRAFTED TOMATO PLANTS! Heirloom varieties!
  • Spring and Summer Garden Plants and Flowers  
  • Insanely hot pepper plants, including the Ghost pepper, and hotter! 
  • Healthy Eggs from Happy Hens  
  • Spinach
  • Baby Kale
  • Scallions
  • Lettuce mix
  • Braising greens
  • Loofah sponges
  • No-Sugar-Added Fruit Preserves
  • Very Berry Granola
  • Gran-ookies and Other Cookies
  • Pumpkin Bread with Hemp seed and other Baked Goods
  • Witches Brew Tea
  • Fresh brewed Zeke's "Cooper's Rock" Coffee

Mountain Diamond Longhorns
Barb & Dave Miller
  • All beef Texas Longhorn snack sticks, jerky and summer sausage
  • Lean Texas Longhorn Ground Beef, grain finished or grass fed
  • Frozen S teaks, Ribs, Brisket, Stew Meat, Top Round, Chuck and Arm Roasts, Knuckle and Marrow Bones, etc.
  • Whole Tenderloin Roasts 
  • Green Garlic
  • Scallions
  • Rhubarb
  • Asparagus 
  • Kale
  • Spinach 

Mountain Harvest Farm
Chico Ramirez & Mary Oldham
  • Strawberries
  • Spinach
  • Radishes

Oak Grove Greenhouse
Mike Manypenny
  • Tomato Plants
  • Pepper Plants
  • Squash, Cucumber Plants
  • Cabbage, Broccoli, Cauliflower, Brussell Sprout, Kale, Spinach, Lettuce, Swiss Chard, Kohl Robi Plants
  • Herbs
  • Annual Flowers
  • Perennial Flowers
  • Hanging Baskets

Patty's Pastries
Patty Strickler
  • Hot breakfast sandwiches
  • Lots of donuts and pastries!  
  • Pepperoni rolls and rings
  • Breads

Perseverance Farm
Mary Ann Fajvan
  • Fresh Spring Greens:
    • Spinach
    • Kale Varieties
    • Senposai (Asian Green)
    • Lettuce
  • Fresh Mint
  • Cilantro
  • Dried Hot Peppers:
    • Serrano
    • Cayenne
  • Garden Seeds:
    • Sunflower: Selma Suns (multi-color)
    • Heirloom Cushaw Squash

Red Barm Farm
Jeanne Williams
  • Free Range Brown Eggs
  • Jumbo and Large/Extra Large

SFS Farm
Suzie and Heidi Shinkovich
  • Eggs
  • Turnips
  • Swiss Chard
  • Lettuce
  • Basil
  • Onions
  • Assorted Flowers
  • Potted Pattio Tomato Plants
  • Miniature Flower Gardens
  • Fairy Gardens
  • Succulents
     
Sickler Farm
Jeff, Mike, Lisa Sickler
  • Strawberries 
  • Asparagus
  • Rhubarb (possibly)
  • Radishes
  • Lettuce
  • Lettuce Mix
  • Kale
  • Green Garlic
  • Swiss Chard
  • Potted Herbs  
  • Patio Pots
  • Hanging Baskets

Stewart's Farm & Greenhouse
Judy Stewart
  • Fresh Tarragon, Chives & Catnip
  • Dried Garlic Powder &  Blends
  • French & English Lavender
  • Herb Plants
  • Cherry Tomato Plants
  • Garden Perennials
The Charm Farm
Mike
  • Baby beets
  • Kale
  • Fresh herbs
  • Maple syrup 
  • Maple candies
  • Grass fed, dry-aged beef 
  • Non- GMO Chicken Eggs

Working H Farms
Glenn & Terrie Hardesty
  • Special: Buy one whole chicken get one 1/2 off
  • Pork
    • Pulled smoked pork
    • Bacon
    • Pork chops
    • Sausage- variety of flavors (Smoke Andouille and Smoked Kielbasa)
    • Pork roast 
  • Beef
    • Flank steak
    • Brisket
    • Shoulder roast
    • Chuck/ Arm roast
    • Stew meat
    • Beef tongue
    • Beef Liver 
  • Chicken
    • Whole chickens
    • Boneless breast
    • Leg qrts.
    • Wings

 


 

Away This Week

Special Guests

Cooking Demo

Hayley Ryczek
Blog: Health Starts in the Kitchen
Dish:  Amazing BBQ pork nachos

Sponsored by:
Working H Farms
& Various Market Vendors 



About Hayley:
Hayley Ryczek is the voice behind the healthy cooking and natural lifestyle blog, Health Starts in the Kitchen.
In 1999 as a college senior, Hayley began researching health and wellness to find ways to get more energy and to loose the weight she gained while living a typical sdentary, collegiate lifestyle. Her research lead to a way of eating that is focused on unprocessed, real food.
Eliminating processed foods wasn't enough. She still wasn't energetic and her weight remained a concern. In 2010, Hayley eliminated gluten after a diagnosis of Celiac Disease. She has also eliminated most grains & legumes, added fermented foods, and switched to organic, pasture raised eggs, meat and raw dairy.
Although Hayley has made significant improvements in her health, her journey is far from over. Hayley has found a positive way to embrace her dietary challenges and is thankful that she has the ability proactively prevent disease and illness through healthy eating. She continues to follow the latest alternative health research and is continually striving to achieve optimal wellness.
Most often you will find Hayley in her kitchen, she has always had a passion for food and cooking. She resides with her husband of 12 years, Ray (and black lab, Hercules) on a 6-acre homestead in rural, southwestern Pennsylvania. Together, they have a beautiful organic garden, raise chickens, forage for wild edibles and look forward to their summertime Sunday evening "mountain rides" in their Jeep.
Hayley began blogging in November of 2012 as a way to share her creative and healthy (gluten free, real food) recipes with other people who were looking for ways to enjoy flavorful foods that are also healthy.

Pooch Policy
 
We are excited to welcome you and your dogs to the Summer Market, but ask that you follow a few simple rules.  This will help us to continue to keep our customers safe:
  • Dogs must be kept on a short leash (no expandable or retractable leashes, please).
  • Dogs need to be under control and by your side at all times. Barking, growling, jumping on others is not acceptable. Please understand that other customers may have a fear of dogs and such behavior may cause someone distress.
  • Keep dogs away from market produce and other food products (this means both head and tail ends) both on and under market tables.
  • Dogs must be children & other dog friendly to earn the right to shop at the market
  • Not Everyone is a Dog Lover - Please Be Considerate:  If your dog becomes loud or unruly please remove them immediately from the market. If you do not and your dog continues you may be asked to leave the market by the vendors or market staff.
  • Dog waste must be cleaned up IMMEDIATELY and is the responsibility of the owner.

STAY CONNECTED: