Well we have officially closed the PCFB Farmers Market for the season. However, a handful of our vendors will have items available for a few more weeks, and want to offer them to our dedicated customers.
If you are not yet receiving the Winter market emails, please email me and ask to be added to the list. We will be sending out weekly emails with available products, which you will order directly from each vendor, and then pick up all your items each Friday at the market lot from 4:30 - 5:00pm.
We will continue as long as we have products and as long as people keep ordering. Otherwise the regular market season will begin in April 2012.
Thanks everyone for making our first year a very successful one!
Shannon Davidson, PCFB Market Manager
678-429-8862
tufty68@gmail.com
Tuesday, November 29, 2011
Monday, August 15, 2011
Tuesday market closing date
As our produce wans from Summer and we transition in to Late/Summer/Fall planting, our farmers don't have quite the produce we need to run two markets.
As of this week we will be closing the Tuesday market until Fall, but our Friday market will remain open, as we have plenty of product to provide on a weekly basis until lour Fall harvest starts coming in.
So please join us each week in Dallas on Friday through November 18th, 3-7pm.
See you there!
As of this week we will be closing the Tuesday market until Fall, but our Friday market will remain open, as we have plenty of product to provide on a weekly basis until lour Fall harvest starts coming in.
So please join us each week in Dallas on Friday through November 18th, 3-7pm.
See you there!
Sunday, July 31, 2011
We have moved our Hiram Location!
Hello all...
Well we have officially moved the Hiram market to the Dallas lot at 2515 Dallas Marietta Hwy. The market is at the intersection of Hwy.92/Hwy.120 across from Stars and Strikes.
We are only 3 miles further North on 92. To get there from the Hiram location, just go North on 92, cross Hwy. 278, then Macland Rd., and the next intersection is where we'll be. The road sign says Charles Hardy Pkwy. You need to turn left through the intersection to access the driveway. You'll see us once you reach the intersection.
This will allow us to expand our vendor base and provide better parking. So please come out and join us from 3-7pm every Tuesday AND Friday in Dallas, and keep our Paulding farms in business. Remember, "No Farms, No Food!"
Well we have officially moved the Hiram market to the Dallas lot at 2515 Dallas Marietta Hwy. The market is at the intersection of Hwy.92/Hwy.120 across from Stars and Strikes.
We are only 3 miles further North on 92. To get there from the Hiram location, just go North on 92, cross Hwy. 278, then Macland Rd., and the next intersection is where we'll be. The road sign says Charles Hardy Pkwy. You need to turn left through the intersection to access the driveway. You'll see us once you reach the intersection.
This will allow us to expand our vendor base and provide better parking. So please come out and join us from 3-7pm every Tuesday AND Friday in Dallas, and keep our Paulding farms in business. Remember, "No Farms, No Food!"
Saturday, July 30, 2011
PCFB on Georgia Farm Monitor
Hello all...
The Georgia Farm Monitor aired our TV Spot this morning. They did great job! Very nicely done. If you missed it, you can catch it at:
PCFB Farmers Market
Thanks everyone who participated. It was a fun day!
Shannon Davidson, PCFB Market Manager
The Georgia Farm Monitor aired our TV Spot this morning. They did great job! Very nicely done. If you missed it, you can catch it at:
PCFB Farmers Market
Thanks everyone who participated. It was a fun day!
Shannon Davidson, PCFB Market Manager
Thursday, July 14, 2011
PCFB on TV
Hello all...
Just a confirmation that this Friday, July 15th, the Georgia Farm Bureau will be out at the Farmers Market at our Dallas lot to film vendors and customers enjoying the market atmosphere. We want you there!
Those wanting to participate should be at the lot as close to 3:00 as possible. Filming will only last about an hour. Rain is expected, so bring rain gear, and be ready to hop in your cars if we get a downpour. Filming will resume after the rain passes through, so you are welcome to wait it out with us if we do get a rain delay.
The address is 2515 Marietta Hwy, Dallas, GA 30157. It is at the intersection of Hwy.92/Hwy.120 in Dallas, across from Stars and Strikes.
Also, we collect food for Helping Hands Food Pantry, and would appreciate any baked, dry or canned goods you can donate. But most importantly, we would love for our customers to share in the bounty of fresh produce available at the market. Our farmers have been so gracious in donating, and we'd like to feature that as an important part of our mission for community outreach.
Thanks everyone. Hope to see you Friday!
Just a confirmation that this Friday, July 15th, the Georgia Farm Bureau will be out at the Farmers Market at our Dallas lot to film vendors and customers enjoying the market atmosphere. We want you there!
Those wanting to participate should be at the lot as close to 3:00 as possible. Filming will only last about an hour. Rain is expected, so bring rain gear, and be ready to hop in your cars if we get a downpour. Filming will resume after the rain passes through, so you are welcome to wait it out with us if we do get a rain delay.
The address is 2515 Marietta Hwy, Dallas, GA 30157. It is at the intersection of Hwy.92/Hwy.120 in Dallas, across from Stars and Strikes.
Also, we collect food for Helping Hands Food Pantry, and would appreciate any baked, dry or canned goods you can donate. But most importantly, we would love for our customers to share in the bounty of fresh produce available at the market. Our farmers have been so gracious in donating, and we'd like to feature that as an important part of our mission for community outreach.
Thanks everyone. Hope to see you Friday!
Saturday, July 2, 2011
PCFB Summer Projects
Hello all...
Just an update on the market and some cool projects we are working on.
First, we are now accepting canned and dry goods, as well as fresh produce you can donate from the farmers market. These items will go to Helping Hands Food Pantry of Paulding County. This is part of our mission to reach out to all parts of our community, sharing the harvest with those who may not have access to real farm raised foods.
All donations are gratefully accepted at either PCFB Market at the PCFB booth.
Secondly, on Friday July 15th, the Georgia Farm Monitor will be out to film our farmers market! We want you and all your friends and family to join us there at 3:00pm. Filming will only take about an hour, so try to get there as close to 3:00 as possible.
This will be broadcast on RFDTV and other channels which carry the feed, and will likely be available on Youtube. Come be a star with us!
Don't forget when you come to the market to sign up at the PCFB booth to be on the market email list. This way the Market Manager can inform you each week what vendors will be attending and what they are bringing. We will also be giving away a $100 gift card at the end of our season to one lucky email list member, so feel free to sign in each week when you come!
Thanks everyone for all of your support. With your presence and participation in our market, our first season is shaping up to be a great success!
Just an update on the market and some cool projects we are working on.
First, we are now accepting canned and dry goods, as well as fresh produce you can donate from the farmers market. These items will go to Helping Hands Food Pantry of Paulding County. This is part of our mission to reach out to all parts of our community, sharing the harvest with those who may not have access to real farm raised foods.
All donations are gratefully accepted at either PCFB Market at the PCFB booth.
Secondly, on Friday July 15th, the Georgia Farm Monitor will be out to film our farmers market! We want you and all your friends and family to join us there at 3:00pm. Filming will only take about an hour, so try to get there as close to 3:00 as possible.
This will be broadcast on RFDTV and other channels which carry the feed, and will likely be available on Youtube. Come be a star with us!
Don't forget when you come to the market to sign up at the PCFB booth to be on the market email list. This way the Market Manager can inform you each week what vendors will be attending and what they are bringing. We will also be giving away a $100 gift card at the end of our season to one lucky email list member, so feel free to sign in each week when you come!
Thanks everyone for all of your support. With your presence and participation in our market, our first season is shaping up to be a great success!
Wednesday, June 8, 2011
Enjoying the Farmers Market!
Hello all!
We are beginning to transition into Summer and our produce is as well. While we still have late Spring produce such as lettuce, cabbage, broccoli, cauliflower, onions and the like, we are beginning to see our early Summer produce at both markets, such as summer squash varieties, cucumbers, tomatoes, beans, summer lettuces, peppers, etc.
We also have fresh frozen ground beef and whole hog sausage, raw goats milk and goat cheese, live garden and landscape plants, fresh cut flowers, fresh local honey, certified processed veggies, pickles, jams and jellies, baked goods, fresh baked whole wheat breads, farm fresh eggs, home made granola and corn bread and muffin mixes, iced coffee and raosted beans, boiled peanuts, shaved ice, and so much more!
Fresh corn, melons, field/cow peas, and other mid Summer produce are on the way, which will be followed by late Summer/Early Fall produce such as storage potatoes, sweet potatoes, winter squash, beans and peas, etc.
Our last harvest will occur in October and November when we will see lots of greens and root crops, cauliflower, broccoli, cabbage, onions, yum!
For a list of specific produce available each week at either market, I'd be happy to add you to our email list. Before each market day I send out a notification about what vendors will be in attendance, what they're bringing, any market activities or projects, and other important info.
We will also be giving away a $100 dollar gift card on November 19th. To qualify, just sign in each week at the market at the PCFB booth. You can sign in each week, and sign in at each market to increase your chances of winning.
To be added to the email list, send me an email at tufty68@gmail.com.
We look forward to seeing you there!
Shannon Davidson, PCFB Market Manager
We also have fresh frozen ground beef and whole hog sausage, raw goats milk and goat cheese, live garden and landscape plants, fresh cut flowers, fresh local honey, certified processed veggies, pickles, jams and jellies, baked goods, fresh baked whole wheat breads, farm fresh eggs, home made granola and corn bread and muffin mixes, iced coffee and raosted beans, boiled peanuts, shaved ice, and so much more!
Our last harvest will occur in October and November when we will see lots of greens and root crops, cauliflower, broccoli, cabbage, onions, yum!
For a list of specific produce available each week at either market, I'd be happy to add you to our email list. Before each market day I send out a notification about what vendors will be in attendance, what they're bringing, any market activities or projects, and other important info.
We will also be giving away a $100 dollar gift card on November 19th. To qualify, just sign in each week at the market at the PCFB booth. You can sign in each week, and sign in at each market to increase your chances of winning.
To be added to the email list, send me an email at tufty68@gmail.com.
We look forward to seeing you there!
Shannon Davidson, PCFB Market Manager
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