Peachtree Circle Farm is committed to sustainable, healthy, and diverse farming practices. We follow organic farming practices, while not certified as an organic farm. We fertilize with manure, we host beehives for pollintation, and we weed by hand. The farm was founded in 1990 and is a 7 acre farm and is part of the Salt Pond Areas Bird Sanctuaries lands. It produces […]
Read moreOur third market at Bigelow Marine Park, and we hope you are enjoying the change of scenery. We have a new market manager, too: Natasha Miskovsky. Do come and say hello. This week the Vela Foundation joins us at the market to introduce Rooting For Health, its new nutrition education program. Using greens plucked from the market, the Vela team […]
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Compost with Me is a new vendor this year. They offer residential and commercial composting services, as well as composting for special events. Compost with Me makes it incredibly easy. All about compost! As much as 25% to 35% of USA landfill space is occupied by compostable materials. You can do your part by composting your food scraps. Our weekly collection […]
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Allen Farms has been in operation for over 28 years now, growing certified organic herbs, greens, vegetables and flowers since 1987. Debbie Barret farms 50 scenic acres in South Westport Massachusetts, consisting of fertile fields for spring, summer and fall growing and 7 greenhouses for year-round production. Debbie grows organic greens, cut herbs, tomatoes, cucumbers and more. Her bright and tasty pea greens have […]
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Welcome to Natasha Miskovsky, the new market manager. Natasha stepped into Kate Mahoney’s shoes last week. The market is run by a volunteer board and the board can’t thank Kate enough for all the work she did to establish this market eight years ago and make it so successful at Peg Noonan Park. Now, as we pitch tents at the Bigelow […]
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Th Falmouth Farmers Market opens this Thursday, May 21, 2015 at our new home. Please join us Thursday at our new waterfront location at Bigelow Marine Park. Look for white tents on the part of the park behind the band shell, a grassy area with shade trees, near the harbor. Our brassy cowbell will ring in the new season at noon. Farmers […]
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