 At
our new Owl Barn Market, almost all fresh produce will be grown within 50
miles of the market with much of it coming from surrounding farms.
Our home-grown blueberry patch is finally up and running!We'd
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More about the market
Market Hours:
Closed until summer
What's New:
Gooseberry Patch "Our Favorite" Cookbooks
Cucina Kitchen Collection
Riverland Wall Art & Frame Collection
Clearance Corner
50% Off Fall Home Decor
Produce Available:
Produce discontinued for the season, please check out our holiday
display
Other lines:
Baked Goods from Our Daily Bread
Troyer's Baked Goods
The Republic of Tea
Wind & Willow
Miller's Amish Jams
Kitchen Gifts
Study Shows Fresh Produce is a Bargain!
Fresh produce is not only good for you, but it’s a bargain too,
according to new research from Produce Marketing Association. Specifically,
it costs U.S. shoppers on average only $2.18 to get the recommended nine
daily servings of fruits and vegetables – 28 cents for a serving of fruit
and 21 cents for a serving of vegetables. The value-conscious consumer can
get that nine-serving cost down to 88 cents – positioning fresh produce as
the affordable, natural “value meal.” The PMA-commissioned study by The
Perishables Group provides the produce industry with the facts and figures
needed to correct consumer misperceptions about produce prices. Findings
published in The Cost of the Recommended Daily Servings of Fresh Produce
confirm fresh produce is a good buy year-round, while also packing a
nutritional punch.
“We’re thrilled that our industry can help shoppers understand that
eating healthfully can be cost-effective, even on a budget, thus driving
demand for fresh produce,” said PMA President & CEO Bryan Silbermann. “This
study confirms that fresh produce is a good buy year-round and debunks
high-profile claims that fresh produce is expensive.”
Read more.... Hope to
see you soon!
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