June 2010
The St. Joseph Farmers Market has a billboard this summer!
Watch for the billboard in various locations on Hwy. 75 and in Waite Park throughout the summer and into September.

November 2009 
The St. Joseph Farmers Market welcomes the following new board members:
Todd Beumer, Producer Rep
John Merkle, Community Rep
Brenda Keim, Producer Rep

The Board wishes to thank outgoing members, LuAnn Otto, Steve Saupe, and Tim Kuebelbeck, for their service and dedication to the market.

Congratulations to the St. Joseph Farmer's Market
for taking FIRST PLACE in the 2009 St. Joseph 4th of July Parade.
(General Category)

Guest Vendors

In an effort to encourage greater diversity at the market, the St. Joseph Farmers Market will be offering
free space to guest vendors for a maximum of two dates per year.

Guest vendors may include local artisans as well as producers of “niche” products.
The guest vendor program may be a viable way to test market your product before you decide to join as a regular member.

Click here for a guest vendor application.

9th Annual Harvest Festival
Sept. 12, 2008

Local bluegrass band, Cannery Row

Apple press demo

Emmerich's

Gaia Gardens flowers

Yak Man

LuAnn Otto, Windmill Orchards

Market at Dusk

Bountiful harvest

Whiskey Creek Honey Farm

Windmill Orchard apples

Jon Ness tomatoes and peppers

Wildwood Ranch maple syrup

Wild flower honey

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Local bluegrass band, Cannery Row

St. Joseph 4th of July Parade

The St. Joseph Farmers' Market took Third Place
in the General Float category in the St. Joseph 4th of July Parade, 2008!

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Get your market bag at the Market Stand.
Only $1 each.

St. Joseph Farmers' Market Cookbook
are available at the Market Stand

Drink tap

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

Bottled water is usually tap water bottled from another community's water system and trucked across country. Why not drink local water? St. Joseph's well water is delicious!

In an effort to reduce waste, bottled water will no longer be offered at the market stand. Patrons are encouraged to use the cooler in the Wobegon Trail Center next to the market.