Scholl's apple cider is pressed daily and is unpasteurized. Fresh apples this week include Honeycrisp, Gala, Macintosh, Crimson crisp, Crimson gold, Empire, Cortland and Fuji. And apple cider donuts make their first appearance.

Vegetables: Zucchini, Cucumbers, Peppers, Eggplant, Onions, Cauliflower, Broccoli, Cabbage, String beans, Red and yellow beefsteak tomatoes

Plum tomatoes (bulk available for canning), Cherry tomatoes

Other fruits: Watermelon and Bartlett pears

Farmers Dean and Emily will be offering a special on all bagged baby greens this weekend in celebration of the Autumn Equinox. Mix and Match baby arugula, baby kale, spring mix and/or farmers’ mix, 3 bags for $10.

In other news, an extra early frost hit Cabbage Throw Farm this past week, killing off the last of their summer crops. Slicing and cherry Tomatoes, eggplants, and peppers will be making their final appearance for the season. But sweet roots and all things green and leafy are still thriving and well. Also at market this weekend: Beets, salad turnips, radishes, Bok choy, kale, collards, herbs and more.

Check out what's on Farmer Pete's table:.

Organic raspberries and pears and a variety of fruit butters and specialty tomato products.

Seasonal squash is at Salvaterra's along with their weekly lineup of lettuce mix, arugula, head lettuce, collards, kale, bok choy, parsley, dill, cilantro, basil, cabbage, eggplant, bell peppers, sweet Italian frying peppers, poblano and jalapeno peppers, spaghetti squash, butternut squash, yellow onions, red potatoes, red beets, carrots, scallions, tomatoes, and cherry tomatoes.

Everyone is going crazy over Phillips Farms freshly pressed Apple Cider! The regular variety is crazy delicious, but if you haven’t tried the Honeycrisp variety then put that on your market list this week. Made purely from Honeycrisp Apples -- availability is limited.

Fruits you will find this weekend at Phillips Farms: Raspberries, Honeycrisp Apples, Asian Pears, Bartlett Pears, Grapes, and many varieties of apples, the newest ones include Jonagold, Golden Delicious and Red Cameo.

Credit cards accepted. Online ordering available at www.FellowFarmer.com. Choose Easton Farmers Market as your pickup location. $20 minimum order requested.

Holy Cow Farm will be saying goodbye for the season this weekend. The arrival of frosty mornings means it's time for the flowers to wind down and for preparations for next year to begin. They'll bring one last round of their beautiful blooms to market for you to enjoy. This week's bouquets will feature fall-inspired colors as well as some long lasting varieties to take you into the fall. Be sure to stop by one more time!

What makes sheep yogurt and cheese even better? Farmer Rob says feta cheese goes great with a little honey - or you can roast the feta using this simple recipe from Oprah.com:

Pre-Order Online: https://www.raspberryridgecreamery.com/

You are welcome to browse the selection at market, or pre-order by 1pm on Friday for a quick and easy pickup! Visit www.breakawayfarms.net to shop now!

September FLEW by, didn't it?! It's officially Fall, which is another way of saying PIE SEASON!! Your hometown Pie Ladies are super excited about THAT, we assure you!

To celebrate, Lisa is making a most gorgeous Lamb Shepherd?s Pie, topped with luscious herbed mashed potatoes -- it's a wonder. Chicken Curry is on the menu along with Aussie Dinner Pies and Artichoke Strudels.

Sweet selections this week include Peach and Golden Plum Pie, our own Apple Butter Pie, Lemon Buttermilk Tarts, and....(DRUMROLL)...Golden Apple Dumplings.

Mary and Michael are bringing back the mini-carrot cake this week made with organic carrots from Salvaterra's Gardens and raw local honey from Stagecoach Apiaries. Ingredients that make this mini (individual) indulgence as healthy as it is delicious! Grab one this Saturday before they are sold out and check out all your favorites at The Flour Shop,

Chef Scott is in the kitchen making comfort food for you to begin the fall season. Look for soups, sauces and salsa. (Okay, maybe salsa isn't a comfort food but it goes great with pita chips on game day for a delicious healthy snack.)

Check out all of the freshly made items this week!

"Pushing Craft Coffee and Craft Tea to the Max” has always been Kevin and Kristina’s focus,

but sometimes it’s nice to mention how it starts: They try to find small estate coffees, organic, fair trade, and ones that can share a story. Check out these farmers in Honduras! It’s nice to know that while we enjoy Fieldstone's crazy craft coffees and

teas that we can actually make a difference in these ladies lives and they will have a better quality of life! GO LADIES!

 “Manos de Mujer” is a group of female coffee producers within the COMSA organization located in Marcala, Honduras. This initiative was started in September 2013 for the purpose of improving the living standards of the female members of COMSA that own and operate their own farms. But it’s not just coffee that these women produce, they are also part of a larger initiative of female farmers of COMSA trying to diversify their farms beyond coffee in an effort to have a more sustainable income throughout the year. To contribute, they’ve planted fruit and vegetable gardens and started raising chickens ,pigs and cows. This initiative by COMSA aims to promote gender equality at the farms and throughout the community.

We almost sold out last Saturday but we are expecting more merchandise to arrive this week.

Check out the Merchandise Table at the West end of the market and find your favorite EFM market bag, hoodie or tee. And don't miss the new bee magnet.