We are outside at
19 Old Colony Way
May 6 thru Sept. 2
8 am to Noon
and
Sept. 9 thru Nov. 18
9 am to Noon
YOU CAN EMAIL US
Please wait for the cow bell before shopping
Visit the market info table to
get Tokens for Credit, SNAP & HIP
We give $10.00 Weekly Bonuses
for SNAP and the "Project Gratitude"
Veteran's Program,
And matching Bonuses for
WIC and Senior Coupons
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We work hard to
Raise social consciousness about:
Regenerative food production on Cape Cod.
Did you know, Farmers, Gardeners and homeowners can help with Climate Change by reducing chemical use and improving soil health.
IT'S ALL ABOUT THE SOIL!
Soil Education is at the market-
Meet the farmers and learn
where and how your food is grown.
Winter hours Starting
December 2nd
10am to Noon
Thank you to everyone for growing, eating and supporting local food from the land and sea!
Welcome to November and the ending of the outside market.
The days are shorter-dark at 4:30 and cooler-already some frosts.
November 18 is the Turnip Festival
9 to Noon
No market on 11/25
Inside at 44 Main Street from 12/2 thru April
Winter hours
10 to Noon
We had a garden project at Nauset High School
that is being put on hold due to the building and renovation at the school.
Please make a donation to the market to help us relocate the garden and grow more food, and
more young farmers
and/or
make a donation to our Cape Cod Five Scholarship Fund
Have you heard the Buzz
about
Please join us in supporting Pollinators on Cape Cod.
And
The Northeast Organic
Farmers Association
We all need
Pollinators to produce our food, flowers, trees
and so much more.
Please get involved
follow the above links
HIP is at the Market Info Table. We have 7 to 10 vendors Participating. Lots of great Winter veggies to choose from.
It's All About the Soil
Have a healthier lawn by
leaving the grass clippings, mowing on the highest setting and eliminating the chemical fertilizers, herbicides & pesticides.
Add compost for soil nutrition and water holding abilities and then water less.
You will be creating a soil sponge. This sponge is home to millions of microbes that help the plants grow and stay healthy.
The soil sponge also helps to reduce runoff during extreme rains
Plan your planting and seeding to work with Mother Nature and the local small water cycles "Rain".
Try reducing the amount of lawn and planting the outside edges with local native pollinator plants and flowers.
You will be happy with the results and less work.
November 18,2023
is
Eastham Turnip Day
9am to Noon
We will have a large assortment
Bonuses
funded
by:
Follow this link
to find out about
the Global Declining Populations of Insects
