Champaign, OH:  Hey, Now!!

Get your orders in! You have until 10pm, or a bit after…

See you on the flip side!!

Peace, Love, Good Vibes…
Cosmic Pam

Cook Farm:  Cook Farm

Hi from the Farm,

Please note that the Choose Pick-up Location issue has been resolved. Yeah!
I need each of you to log into your account and choose your location. Or if that is too confusing you can reply to this email. A Big Thank You for your continued patience as we work out all the details.

Susan Cook

Cook Farm:  Cook Farm

Hi Friends,

It is Tuesday and order deadline time!
This is just a reminder if you are planning to place an order with us and have not gotten around to it, you have until 8 p.m.

Thank you for your interest and support of our efforts to bring you the healthiest, the freshest and the most delicious locally-produced foods possible!

Susan Cook

ALFN Local Food Club:  Reminder...Market & ArkGIVES!

ALFN Members,

I’ve got two important announcements this mid-week. First, Tammy Sue’s Critters will have an open farm day THIS Saturday from 10:00-2:00. You are invited to come out and check out the baby chicks, greet a couple of bottle-fed baby goats and hang out by a fire pit. It will be awesome. Here is Tammy’s farm address: 4 Cheyenne Tr. North Little Rock, 72120.

Also, we are only two days away from the BIG annual Arkansas Gives event. This is a fantastic way to support ALFN and other local non-profits. Again, donations given on this day to ALFN are pooled and bonus dollars given based on how much is raised. Please set your reminders to hop over to ALFN’s Arkansas Gives page and donate on Thursday.

We still have three spots open for volunteers this Saturday. Sign up at Volunteer Spot and enjoy helping fellow members get their produce. We’ve got hot brew and snacks during your shift as well.

Be well.

Kyle Holton
Program & Market Manager

CLG:  Tuesday Reminder - Market Closes Tonight at 10pm.

Hello Friends,
There’s still time to place your order for pickup this Friday, April 8th. The market closes TONIGHT around 10pm.

AND: From The Locals: This Thursday is ARKANSAS GIVES, from 8am until 8pm. Check out this link: https://www.arkansasgives.org/organizations/the-locals

How to contact us:

DO NOT REPLY TO THIS EMAIL. Instead…

Phone or text: Steve – 501-339-1039

Email: Steve – kirp1968@sbcglobal.net

Our Website:

www.conway.locallygrown.net

On Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Conway-Locally-Grown/146991555352846st

Middle Tennessee Locally Grown:  Just a Short Time Left to Order!

Citrus County Locally Grown:  Spring brings favorite local produce

UPDATE FROM
CITRUS COUNTY LOCALLY GROWN
Your On-Line Farmers Market

== MARKET NEWS ==

SNOW’S COUNTRY MARKET
BLUEBERRIES (CGV) have arrived. Also the new seasons BEANS and PEAS (CGV)

== THIS WEEK ==

3ROCK FARM
All Naturally Grown: Arugula (OGG), Micro Greens (OGG), Low Sugar Jams, Nuts. PUMPKIN SEEDS and EGGS

ARBOR TRAILS
Strawberries are looking great and tasting even better. They love the cooler weather. Come get a Quart or Pint today!
There are many choices of vegetables available.Lettuces- Tango, Red Butterhead, Romaine Kale, Swiss Chard, Arugula, Spinach Peppers, Egg Plant, Radish Kohlrabi, Herbs, Cabbage Chinese Cabbage, Turnips, Beets EGGS AVAILABLE this week.

BENT PINE FARM
Eggs – Brown-Free Range All Non GMO feed (OGG)
EGGS ARE SOLD OUT this week

FLORIDA FRESH MEAT
Naturally raised chemical and hormone free meat.

KELL FARMS
Well established Levy County farm using natural fertilizers and insect repellents. Sharing their Cabbage, Kale Collard Greens & Scallions.

LIBBYBNATURAL
A Full range of Health and beauty products all locally made. Some gaps in inventory as production is being relocated within Marion county & Hair Care Products.

ROXY’S GARDEN
Brings Duck eggs to the market. ### SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY PRICING ### $2.00 1/2 Dozen and now Jams made with Organic Fruit and Honey

SNOW"S COUNTRY MARKET
Great range of (CGV) Produce available
BLUEBERRIES (CGV) have arrived.

SANDHILL FARM
Fresh raw cows milk, Per FL Law intended for ANIMAL CONSUMPTION only.
Milk now available in 1 gal and 1/2 gal sizes. Also eggs fresh from their own hens.
GOAT MILK available

TINA"S GARDEN
Soap made here in Citrus County. Just one to start Honey Lavender Oatmeal.

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Enjoy browsing the products from the comfort of your own home.
Delivery to your home is available in most areas. Just $8.00
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THE MARKET IS OPEN

Click on the text below to go to the Market.

www.citruscounty.locallygrown.net/.

Yalaha, FL:  April 4-7 ordering for Sat April 9 pickup

http://yalaha.locallygrown.net

Sign in to order.

Old99Farm Market:  Old 99 Farm week of Mar 27 2016

Who would have thought we’d get two snow storms in first half of April! And twenty degree C swings in temperature.

The greenhouse is giving about 10dC of temperature protection at night and lots of heat during the days. The crops are looking fabulous.

We can offer spinach, kale, collards, mixed greens, cilantro, chard, arugula, rocket, green onions and leeks. Rhubarb maybe. The freezers are well stocked with lamb, beef, chicken, goose and duck, tho we are running low on some items, sold out on others. Cami will have stuffed peppers and quiches this week.

I have tree seedlings, about 3ft tall, ready to plant: Red Oak, Black walnut, and Eastern Chestnut. Also have comfrey in pots for your medicinal garden.

I discovered some mainstream ‘heavy hitters’ who are sounding the wake-up call for businesses to stress test their business plans for climate change. I like the approach of providing a ‘most likely’ and a extreme 5% risk with very costly impacts. This one by Bloomberg et al. From their website:
The mission of the Risky Business Project is to quantify the economic risks to the United States from unmitigated climate change. (You can easily extrapolate what these might be for Canada.) Our inaugural report, Risky Business: The Economic Risks of Climate Change in the United States, highlighted these risks across every region of the country, with a focus on three sectors: commodity agriculture, energy demand and coastal infrastructure.
Our research combines state-of-the-art climate science projections through the year 2100 with empirically-derived estimates of the impact of projected changes in temperature and precipitation.

When assessing risk related to climate change, it is particularly important to consider outlier events and not just the most likely scenarios. Indeed, the outlier onein- 100-year event today will become the one-in-10-year event as the earth continues to warm. Put another way, over time the extremes will become the “new normal.”

Interactive maps, regional reports and other content associated with the Risky Business Project are located at riskybusiness.org.

Healthy eating
Ian and Cami
(Kazlyn has departed and we miss her. She’s doing her next internship at HeartSong Farm in Jerseyville. You might see her at the Ancaster Market this summer.)

GFM :  The Online Market is Open!

The Online Market is open again from now till Thursday 3pm. Many of the vendors have added new products since last week. Be sure to check it out!

Soon, we’ll be open every Saturday and Wednesday at the Fairgrounds as well.

Watch for our announcements!

And Thank you for your suppport.

The Vendors, Staff, and Board of
Greeneville’s Oldest, Established Farmers Market