Farmers Markets - Where and When
Posted by The Frugal Diva on 2nd February 2010
Don’t you love the farmer’s markets? All that fresh produce with infinite possibilities for meals, great food stalls, and local products. My only problem was figuring out where and when. This site solved all my problems. With Farmer Net you can keep up with changes, find out what’s fresh that day, and plan your weekly produce shopping.
All the markets are listed on one page and you can sort by location, day, or time. In Culver City on a Tuesday afternoon, pick up some clementines. In Studio City on a Sunday morning, pick up some sweet potatoes. In midtown on Wednesday afternoon try the Farmers’ Market at Barnsdall Art Park for Meyer lemons. Plus when you click on the market, it takes you to a page with the specific location, events, and specialities.
In addition to the freshest in-season produce, many also offer flowers, cheeses, baked goods, local artisans’ products, free-range chicken, and even seafood. Each market is unique and produce varies. Many of the vendors offer organically grown fruits, vegetables, and herbs. The Santa Monica market at Arizona and 3rd on Saturday morning is mostly organic. Look for the certified organic sign to be sure.
Divas, enjoy fresh air shopping, meet local farmers, and stay healthy with more produce in your diet. And send this article to your Frugal Dude so he can pick up some great flowers on Valentine’s Day.
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