Tom’s tool sharpening returns to Market

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Have you ever tried to split a blue hubbard squash with a dull ax? Well, maybe you haven’t…but it’s not easy! Never fear, Tom will be here! Tom McMurray will be at the Fayette County Farmers’ Market Saturday to sharpen your garden tools, from axes and mattocks to clippers and loppers. We are absent a few vendors this week but many have indicated they will return next week.

The following list contains the names and products of the vendors that expect to set up for the Saturday Market. The Market is open every Saturday morning from 8:30 to noon and is located in the municipal parking lot on the corner of South Main and East East streets in Washington C.H.

SNAP EBT food benefit cards and credit/debit cards are accepted. We are offering a new program called veggie SNAPS and it permits those who use a SNAP EBT card for food items to receive matching dollar tokens (one for one) for additional fruits and vegetables! It’s a BOGO for fruit and vegetables, up to $10 EVERY market day! Be sure to ask David about the new veggie SNAPS produce program for SNAP EBT cards.

Jones Farm Fresh Produce (Jon and Taylor Jones): pumpkins, gourds, green beans, tomatoes, potatoes, onions, peppers, brown eggs, zucchini, yellow squash, chicken patties, chorizo and sweet Italian chicken links, breast, wings and whole chickens.

Keypoint Farm (Edwin Stauffer and family): large assortment of seasonal produce including several varieties of squash and pumpkins.

Tom’s Tool Shed (Tom McMurray): blade sharpening for all your garden/yard tools.

Forgotten Way Farm (Cathy Ludi): THERAPEUTIC GRADE essential oils, homemade lye soap, lip balms, bath salts, laundry soaps and wooden signs (new fall items). Your favorite soap scents are back in stock!

Bridgeview Farm (Hunter Rohrer): some seasonal produce and Martin’s breads and rolls.

Whatnots & Whims, by Mary (Mary Sanderson): *** Colorful, hand-painted and distressed Mason jars. * Hand-painted tiles (painted on glazed, natural tumbled stone and tumbled marble tiles) to be used as coasters, table art with display easels, and wall art. * Garden art stakes are designed to sit on a pole (included) to bring a touch of fun and whimsy to your flower bed, garden or in a potted plant on your deck or patio. *** All perfect for your fall decorating and gift giving.

Wood by DW (Debbie Welch): primitive wood home décor items.

Persinger Produce & Cottage Food (David Persinger, Julie P Mosny): assorted peppers, cherry tomatoes, local honey, jams/jellies, assorted fruit pies, cinnamon rolls, and Texas sheet cakes.

DJ’s Farm (Dennis Anschutz): rhubarb, peach bread, pumpkin bread, zucchini bread, Buckeye nuggets, cherry crumb cake, pumpkin crumb cake, peach crumb cake and apple crumb cake.

Chilcote Farms (Marlene Chilcote): bales and half-bales of STRAW for fall decoration, local honey, and caramels.

White Wind Hearth (Winter Blevins): homemade dog treats, bird treats, various autumn crafts, and plants.

Mary’s This ‘n That (Mary Ford): apple butter bread, pineapple-banana bread, peanut butter fudge, flax crackers, catnip toys, dog sweaters, large goose dresses, fabric coasters and more.

Keypoint Farm has a variety of pumpkins/squash.
http://www.recordherald.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/27/2016/09/web1_Keypoint-Farms.jpgKeypoint Farm has a variety of pumpkins/squash.

By David Persinger

Fayette County Farmers’ Market

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