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Home About Us Market Members In Season What's New? The Beet Discussion Board Producers' Page Links Contact Us Picture Gallery	Leave a comment or suggestion on our new discussion board, Market Talk! St. Joseph Farmers' Market in the 4th of July Parade 2008 Click here. New market bags are here! Join us on Bag Day at the Market, July 18 for bag specials. Introducing the Cookbook Project To further good relations among SJFM members, the board has decided to undergo the creation of a cookbook which will also serve as promotion of participating members. The book is slated to be 200 pages and we estimate ordering 200 copies by July 1, 2008. For more information, please follow the link below. St. Joseph Farmers' Market Cookbook St. Joseph Tap Instead Two million plastic beverage bottles are used in the US every five minutes. Bottled water is no better than tap water, and in fact, can be worse. It's trucked across country in plastic bottles that can leach cadmium. Also, bottled water is often times nothing more than tap from another community's water system. In an effort to reduce waste, bottled water will no longer be offered at the market stand. St. Joseph's well water is delicious! Patrons are encouraged to use the cooler in the Wobegon Trail Center next to the market.

Leave a comment or suggestion on our new discussion board,
Market Talk!

St. Joseph Farmers' Market in the 4th of July Parade 2008
Click here.

New market bags are here!
Join us on Bag Day at the Market, July 18 for bag specials.

Introducing the Cookbook Project

To further good relations among SJFM members, the board has decided to undergo the creation of a cookbook which will also serve as promotion of participating members. The book is slated to be 200 pages and we estimate ordering 200 copies by July 1, 2008. For more information, please follow the link below.

St. Joseph Farmers'
Market Cookbook

St. Joseph Tap Instead

Two million plastic beverage bottles are used in the US
every five minutes.

Bottled water is no better than tap water, and in fact, can be worse. It's trucked across country in plastic bottles that can leach cadmium. Also, bottled water is often times nothing more than tap from another community's water system.

In an effort to reduce waste, bottled water will no longer be offered at the market stand. St. Joseph's well water is delicious! Patrons are encouraged to use the cooler in the Wobegon Trail Center next to the market.