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Albany Farmers' Market

4th & Ellsworth, Saturdays, 9 AM to 1 PM, April 16-Nov. 19, 2011


Corvallis Farmers' Market


1st & Jackson, Saturdays, 9 AM to 1 PM, April 16-Nov. 19, 2011

1st & Jackson, Wednesdays, 9 AM to 1 PM, April 20-Nov. 23, 2011


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Farm Direct Bill FAQ

ODA has released an FAQ about the Farm Direct Bill. It will be posted on OFMA and ODA’s Food Safety Division page as well. Here it is: Farm Direct FAQ.FINAL.

Corvallis Indoor Winter Market

The Corvallis Indoor Winter Market opens Jan. 14 and runs every Saturday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Benton County Fairgrounds. If you are closer to Newport, there’s also an indoor winter market at the Lincoln County Fairgrounds. Both have a presence on FaceBook and elsewhere on the web.

Time lapse video of the Aug. 27 market in Corvallis

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c6QUvmbLSc4

 

Musician Robert Peckyno ran his video recording device up a pole attached to the music tent on the Helen Berg Plaza where he captured comings and goings at 1st & Jackson for a few hours. He then condensed the results and set them to music. Enjoy!

Cool toys made better!

Check the right hand links for a complete vendor list, product search and interactive maps for each of our three markets! All of these features also are available in a top link under Interactive Maps plus Product Search.

Wednesday = 1st & Jackson, 9 am to 1 pm

Please tell your friends that the Wednesday farmers’ market for 2011 will be at 1st and Jackson from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., NOT on the south end and NOT afternoon/evening. We’re concerned that there might be a lot of confused people wandering around the old site. The sewer project that forces the move and hours change is not yet obvious.

Cool, new interactive market maps

Links to three separate interactive maps of our farmers’ markets are on a new page of this site. Stall assignments are a work in progress. Your browser’s back button might not work to leave these links.

 

Pair o' Cajun dinner tix in drawing at Albany FM opening!

Just got TWO TIX to the Cajun dinner event added to the Opening Day Market Madness drawings at the April 16 Albany Farmers’ Market. We’ll be doing a drawing for something fun and market-like every half hour, and you MUST be present to win. Laissez le bon temps roulez!

April 17 Cajun dinner at LBCC to fund tokens at Albany Farmers' Market

Ten Rivers blog on the That’s My Farmer Cajun Dinner event is here. A significant chunk of your ticket will buy tokens for Oregon Trail recipients that help their SNAP (food stamp) dollars go further and for much better food.

Century Farm applications due June 1

Oregon Century Farm & Ranch Program Seeks Oregon Families Who Worked Land for at Least 100 Years

Full press release is attached. Oregon Century Farm & Ranch Program Application Deadline 2011

Here are some details:

Family farmers and ranchers throughout Oregon are encouraged to apply for the Century Award and/or the Sesquicentennial Award by the June 1, 2011 deadline. Successful applicants receive a personalized certificate with acknowledgment by the Governor and the director of the Oregon Department of Agriculture. A durable metal road side sign to identify the family’s farm or ranch as having historic Century or Sesquicentennial status is also available.  Each family will be honored during a special ceremony and reception at the Oregon State Fair September 3, 2011 at 3:00 p.m.

Online application process

CAFM is joining the ranks of Oregon farmers’ markets that use ManageMyMarket.com’s online application and space management system. We promised to open applications by March 1 — two weeks earlier than in past years — but it seems likely we will be able to open them this week.

Even before we accept applications, vendors can register with ManageMyMarket.com and complete the Common Vendor Application that is shared with all participating farmers’ markets.

HERE is the link for CAFM on ManageMyMarket’s site. You also will find this link on the Information for Vendors page of locallygrown.org.