Strawberries are one of the most anticipated of early spring offerings at farmers tailgate markets. And, we’re delighted to report that they are here!
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Apr 22, 2014
Fresh at Farmers Markets This Week
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Apr 16, 2014
Savoring the New Season: Follow-up Blog
by Catherine Stiers, Communications Intern for ASAP
Apr 14, 2014
Fresh at Farmers Markets This Week
Spring is in full swing, and so are area farmers tailgate markets!
Apr 08, 2014
Fresh at Farmers Markets This Week
Spring has arrived in the mountains! We’re welcoming spring back with outdoor farmers tailgate markets opening across the region!
Apr 01, 2014
Fresh at Farmers Markets This Week
Outdoor farmers tailgate markets are finally here! Read the rest of this entry »
Mar 25, 2014
What’s Fresh at Tailgate Markets
The beginning of spring is here and there’s buzz about outdoor tailgate markets opening up at long last! But before they do open, be sure to stop by the last of the indoor winter markets this week.
Mar 19, 2014
Tailgate Market Opening Dates
The trees are about to turn green again, and soon you’ll be able to find greens at your local tailgate markets, too! Area farmers will soon be setting up outdoors for the new growing season.
Mar 18, 2014
Fresh at Winters Farmers Markets This Week
Outdoor markets will be opening in a few weeks, but there’s still plenty to find at winter farmers tailgate markets!
Getting to the bottom of this new tax law and how it applies to farmers markets and their vendors has been a long strange trip. Though I think we are far from the end of this saga, recent information and conversations lead me to conclude that we can reasonably interpret that the new tax laws (NCGS 66-255) do not apply to most farmers market managers in NC.
Mar 11, 2014
Fresh at Winters Farmers Markets This Week
Winter tailgate markets abound with local farm products! What better way to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day next week than to get some greens from your local farmer?