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A lot more produce at Farmers Market today!

Myra Harrison called early this morning to report that the abundance of fresh farm produce at the Adair County Farmers Market at the Adair County Extension Office, is much greater, today.This morning, she said, the five vendors at the market have the following:
  • Green Tomatoes, for those Fried Green Tomatoes you've been waiting to fix, for that Green Tomato Relish which goes so well with Fried Catfish
  • New Potatoes. Both red and white. Wickedly delicious baked, boiled or fried.
  • Cabbage. Great big family sized cabbage at Margie Rooks. Cabbage for two at Myra Harrison's, and one producer has baby sized cabbage, about twice the size of Brussels sprouts, perfect for boiling or grilling.
  • Yellow Squash and Zucchini
  • BLUEBERRIES. Limited supply, but Adair County Grown.
  • Sugar Snap Peas. Regular ones, too.
  • Plants: Tomato and White Sweet Potato
  • Flowers: Marigolds and Butterfly Plant.
  • Herb Plants: Sage. Oregano. Chives. Garlic Chives. Lemon Balm. Rosemary. Cutting Celery. Every kitchen needs its own porch or backyard herb garden
  • Greens: Mustard and Kale
Producers sellling this morning are: Margie Rooks, Holly Kerns, J & J Produce - John and Joyce, from the heart of Downtown McGaha, KY; Darrell Bunnell of Coview Farms in the Village of Coburg, KY; and Myra Harrison, the Herbs and More Lady.

Myra Harrison said that a lot of people are already out shopping when the market opened this morning at 6amCT. The producers will be at the market until sold out or until 10amCT, Tuesday, June 15, 2010.



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Myra has many herbs today at Adair Farmers Market



2010-06-15 - Photo by Ed Waggener. Adair Extension Office parking lot, 409 Fairground ST, Columbia, KYMyra Harrison, whose tee advises to "Eat Locally Grown" foods, has a really big supply of herb and tomato plants this morning, Tuesday, June 15, 2009, at the Farmers Market. The herb selection includes the following: Sage. Oregano. Chives. Garlic Chives. Lemon Balm. Rosemary. Cutting Celery. She also has "Cabbage for two," small tender heads of cabbage, about big enough for servings of slaw for two people.
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Caitlyn Bunnell has butterfly plant,
marigolds and homemade bread



2010-06-15 - Photo by Ed Waggener. Adair Co. Extension Office parking lot, 409 Fairground ST, Columbia, KY
Caitlyn Bunnell of Coview Farm in the Village of Coburg, KY, had an enornouse butterfly plant and lots of gold and orange marigold plants for sale this morning. For early birds, there were several loaves of her homemade bread, including a signature loaf of great-with-breakfast coffee zucchini bread.
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