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THURSDAY - New Farmers' Market in Leawood, KS - Mission Farms Farmers' Market


NEW Farmer's Market

GRAND OPENING May 07, 2009
4:00 PM - 8:30 PM

Leawood finally has an organic farmer's market and it's at Mission Farms. Come introduce yourself and get to know our local farmers with their fresh organically-grown produce, free-range meats, fruits and other locally grown products.

Our market is open every Thursday on the east end of the Mission Farms parking lot. Join in the fun.

Just East of I-435 & Roe
Just West of I-435 & State Line
at
10601 Mission Rd, Leawood, KS 66206

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GROWERS & VENDORS 2009 (produce available in-season):




Little Muddy Farm

Robert Jones

produce, sprouts, wheatgrass




Schenker Family Farms

Cherie Schenker

beef, pork, lamb, honey, brats




Pearly Gates Organic
Soapery & Garden

Nancy Gordon

soap, body care, greens, produce




Bread of Life Bakery

Kathy Crowther

bread, produce, cane juice,




Camp Creek Farms

Rick Newson

eggs




Wild Goose
Gardens

Ethan Jones

flowers, green plants




Hess Ranch

John and Susie Hess

beef




Mission Gardens

John Cook

produce, herbs




Foxfire Farm

Tammy Crandell

produce, herbs, sweet corn




The Organic
Way Farm

Denise and Dan May

produce




Kay Peoples

Kay Peoples

organic dog treats




Gasper Family Farms

Pete

vegetable, fruits, meat, grains





Mission Farms (Organic) Farmers Market - GRAND OPENING THURSDAY, MAY 7th

New organic market in Leawood

By Owen Morris in News
Monday, Apr. 20 2009 @ 9:45AM
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Flickr: Kater W
An organic market is opening in Mission Farms, the new Leawood development that holds Zest and the Johnson County locations of Blue Koi, Blanc Burger & Bottles and Room 39. "It's a nice fit," Mission Farms marketing director Katie Chalfant told me. "There isn't a market in Leawood. There hasn't been since the one at Barstow, but that's been several years. And with our restaurants, a lot of which buy locally, it made sense."

Chalfant says the market is going to start "small but mighty," with around a dozen vendors, all of whom are certified organic or members of KC Food Circle or the equivalent. Not all the names are finalized yet, but among them are Foxfire Farm, which will serve sweet corn, and Schenker Family Farms, serving lamb, beef, and other meat. There will also be vendors selling produce, flowers, soap, bread, honey and dairy products, all under a covered patio. "It overlooks the lake and it's really a scenic area," Chalfant says.

The Mission Farms Farmers' Market will be open every Thursday from 4 to 8 p.m. on the east side of the Mission Farms. It opens for the season on May 7.


See: http://blogs.pitch.com/fatcity/2009/04/new_organic_market_in_leawood.php

See also: The KC Food Circle Bulletin Board