KC ORGANICS & NATURAL FARMERS' MARKET - Saturday Mornings at Minor Park - KCMO





KC Organics and Natural Market at Minor Park

“Uniquely nestled in a beautiful park, On the grass and Under the trees!” – Just East of Holmes on Red Bridge Road (at about E. 110th St),Kansas City, MO (one mile south of I-435 at Holmes Road)

Saturdays, 8 am—12:30 pm, May 5th—October 13th, 2012

Come visit us in the park! Our family farmers offer organic produce that is fresh-picked and locally-grown, natural specialty and Heritage meats, honey, mushrooms, edible flowers, herbs, grains, artisan breads, cereals and pies, fresh eggs, freshly-brewed “FT” coffee & more. We continue to pioneer ECOPRODUCTS, with the highest organic-content handmade bar soaps and body care items, woodcrafts, candles, artisan natural-stone custom jewelry, and much more. We are a “Fair Trade” Market, with occasional Gourmet Chefs demos featuring KC’s up and coming talent and Live and Local “Organica Music.”
Please visit our website and join our email list via
KCOrganics@yahoo.com, for special events;
or call 816-444-FOOD(3663).
(In cooperation with the KCMO Parks and Recreation Department)

BROOKSIDE Farmers' Market KALE FEST - Saturday Mornings at 63rd & Wornall -- KCMO



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WEEKLY NEWSLETTER for MARKET DATE 6/9/2012

2nd ANNUAL
KALE FESTIVAL 2012

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EXCERPT:


Kale Festival at Brookside Farmers' Market

Celebrate the second annual Kale Festival with Brookside Farmers' Market and Chef Renee Kelly of Caenen Castle. Chef Renee will demonstrate several ways to prepare different varieties of kale – from Curly to Dinosaur and Red Russian. Demonstrations begin at 10:00 a.m. and include samples of kale salad, sautéed kale, and cannellini beans and kale pasta.

In addition to fabulous food to taste, farmers will share growing tips, recipes and nutritional information - Check out some great KALE resources we have posted on our website! We’ll also have children’s activities.

And, stay entertained during the Kale Festival with live music from Mark McGonigle and Bleeding Heart.




BROOKSIDE FARMERS' MARKET
Saturdays, 8am - 1pm
Montessori School Parking Lot @
63rd & Wornall Rd, KCMO


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FARMERS' MARKET at TROOSTWOOD YOUTH GARDEN - 52nd & Paseo - KCMO - FRIDAY NIGHTS and SATURDAYS




...come celebrate community...

NORMAL MARKET HOURS:

Friday nights 3:00pm-8:00pm
Saturdays 9:00am - 3:00pm

... through October 2012


Contact: Mary Wright @ 816-444-5788



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Troostwood Youth Garden Market – KCMO

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Friday nights 3:00pm-8:00pm
Saturdays 9:00am – 3:00pm
May 26 through October

5142 Paseo, Kansas City, Mo. 64110
Mary Wright ~ 816-444-5788
www.TroostwoodYouthGarden.info

Neighborhood youth are providing fresh and healthy vegetables from A to Z.  All foods are grown on-site using organic methods. We are also members of JJ Farms. Please call if you have questions.






BADSEED's Funkalicious Friday FARMERS' MARKET at 1909 McGee (E. Crossroads, KCMO) 4p-9p

Dearest Eaters -

I wanna give a great big THANK YOU to those of you who graced us with your presence this past Saturday at URBAVORE's Season Opener.  It was a grand old time.  The sun was shining, the beer was flowing, and the chickens were crowing!!!
URBAVORE Farmstand will now be open every Saturday from 2-6 pm.  I cannot promise beer and food, but I CAN promise loads of luscious produce, farm tours, FREE Kitchen Compost Pails, and good company in the form of ME & Mr. Percival James.  (Farmer Dan would love to be there, but he'll be tied up hustling veggies every Saturday at the historic City Market).  Again, THANKS for taking the time to visit our farm and experience first-hand all that urban agriculture has to offer KC.  Without your support, we couldn't do this!!  We live to feed; thanks for eating.

Speaking of "feeding", that's exactly what we are prepared to do this Friday at the BADSEED "Funky" Farmers' Market from 4-9 pm.  We have some delectable new offerings on the menu including FRESH ITALIAN FENNEL, not to mention our usual assortment of heirloom produce, grass fed meats, free-range eggs, rustic breads, RAW HONEY, local flour, and more.  Take note - this will be the LAST WEEK forFRESH FAVA BEANS and (most likely) SUGAR SNAP PEAS.  Leaf Lettuce is also on it's way out, so get your fix of "spring veggies" and get ready for sizzling summer fruits that will hit the market tables soon.  

In conclusion, stay out of the supermarket this week (!!) and pay a visit to your gregarious gang of growers instead.  As an eater, you exercise your politics, ethics, and compassion with each & every bite you take.  As a farmer, I decide the "future of food" with each and every seed I sow.  



TOGETHER we can create an alternative food culture that is just, righteous, and delicious.  TOGETHER we can create a food culture that celebrates each an every living creature.  TOGETHER we can revitalizes the soil, our communities, and our very own bellies.  

Join the Food Revolution this Friday.  See you there.

This is a partial re-post of BADSEED's weekly newsletter... see the Full Percy for market date 6/8/2012 at:
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Remember:


LIVE  NUDE  VEGETABLES!! and other organic delights...
EVERY FRIDAY AT BADSEED


Yours Truly,
Brooke
-farmer and mistress of the BADSEED


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EATER MEETS FARMER: "Why Local?"

The KCFC is pleased to welcome our new guest blogger Stephen Flanery and his series entitled Eater Meets Farmer. Stephen is a human resources extraordinaire by day and a gardener by night. He is a Kansas City native, a cat lover, and an avid reader of Edwin Way Teale. Join us periodically as Stephen explores what it means to eat local and organic.


by Stephen Flanery 

Local food has become such a trend that the real reasons for eating locally occasionally get lost. Consider this: "a dollar spent at a local business turns over seven times in that community; while the same dollar spent at a box store or chain only turns over 2.5 times." And then there’s this: according to Worldwatch Institute, our food travels an average of 1,500 miles from farm to table. I live in the heart of the Midwest, surrounded by prime farmland, so why shouldn’t my food come from farms near Kansas City?

Fortunately, Kansas City has several organic markets right here in the metro area. And there are nearly 80 KCFC member growers, offering everything from chestnuts to beef to jams. These are farmers all within range of Kansas City who are committed to offering locally and ethically grown products.

By shopping at one of these farmers’ markets or joining a CSA with a local farmer, my dollars stay right here in Kansas City. Additionally, by dining at one of the many KC area restaurants that offers local and organic menu options, I support both local businesses and local farmers.

I guarantee if you visit your nearest farmers’ market and peruse the gorgeous displays of produce, you’ll have a hard time returning to the tasteless grocery store tomatoes. By purchasing locally grown food, I support my neighbors, I reduce my food miles, and I know exactly what I’m eating.

Next time I’ll ask “why organic?” In the mean time, share some of your favorite restaurants in KC that support local farmers.

NILES GARDEN Farmers' Market SEASON OPENING - TUESDAY, June 5

Had cherries in May,
what's happenin' today?
(read on...)




FROM: Marty Kraft
Niles Garden MARKET Season Opening
Tuesday, June 5.

We will have swiss chard, potatoes, lettuce, collards, kale, beets, radish seed pods, mint, broccoli and oregano.

Come on down to Niles at 1911 E 23rd (click to map it), just east of downtown, from 4 to 6 PM. Meet some of the kids and see the garden where we raise food and kids.

http://organotill.org/

Thanks

Marty Kraft




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KC Organics and Natural Farmers' Market at Minor Park (S. KCMO) just east of Holmes & Red Bridge Road - SATURDAY MORNINGS



KC Organics and Natural Market at Minor Park

“Uniquely nestled in a beautiful park, On the grass and Under the trees!” – Just East of Holmes on Red Bridge Road (at about E. 110th St),Kansas City, MO (one mile south of I-435 at Holmes Road)

Saturdays, 8 am—12:30 pm, May 5th—October 13th, 2012

Come visit us in the park! Our family farmers offer organic produce that is fresh-picked and locally-grown, natural specialty and Heritage meats, honey, mushrooms, edible flowers, herbs, grains, artisan breads, cereals and pies, fresh eggs, freshly-brewed “FT” coffee & more. We continue to pioneer ECOPRODUCTS, with the highest organic-content handmade bar soaps and body care items, woodcrafts, candles, artisan natural-stone custom jewelry, and much more. We are a “Fair Trade” Market, with occasional Gourmet Chefs demos featuring KC’s up and coming talent and Live and Local “Organica Music.”
Please visit our website and join our email list via
KCOrganics@yahoo.com, for special events;
or call 816-444-FOOD(3663).
(In cooperation with the KCMO Parks and Recreation Department)
***We host a Special INDOOR “Holiday Market” at Notre Dame de Sion High School (December 8th, 2012 — 9am to 2pm), at 106th & Wornall Road.



Troostwood Youth Garden Market - Friday evenings, Saturday mornings at 52nd & Paseo, KCMO



TROOSTWOOD YOUTH GARDEN MARKET 
at the North-East corner of 52nd & Paseo, KCMO
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(Paseo Blvd & E 52nd St, Kansas City, MO 64110)


NORMAL MARKET HOURS:

Friday nights 3:00pm-8:00pm
Saturdays 9:00am - 3:00pm

... through October 2012


Contact: Mary Wright @ 816-444-5788



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Brookside Farmers' Market - Saturdays at 63rd & Wornall (KCMO) 8am-1pm










This Weekend at Brookside Farmers' Market

This weekend is the annual Hospital Hill run in Kansas City. While we'll get a chance to cheer on racers in Brookside, it shouldn't disrupt traffic to and from the market too much. Streets and lanes immediately surrounding our block will be open. You can visit the website and click on "Course Notification here" to see a map of street and road closures. If you're coming from the north or south Wornall is open, as is 63rd and Meyer to Brookside Blvd. for those coming from the west. If you're coming from the east you may have to jog a little south before heading over. But again, streets and lanes immediately surrounding our block are open!

Steve Mann and the Sweet Potato Project will be on site with orders and Dave Wendler will be playing tunes.

What you'll see at market this Saturday 8am - 1pm on the southeast corner of 63rd St and Wornall Rd …

arugula, beets, black raspberries, blueberries, bok choy,broccoli, broccolini, cabbage, CARROTS, cauliflower,chard, cookbooks, eggs, fennel, garlic scapes, green onions, greens, insect repellant, KALE, kohlrabi, leeks,lettuce, microgreens, garlic, onions, PEAS, pink lillies, potatoes, radishes, rhubarb, scallions, shallots, spinach, strawberries, sugar scrubs, sunflowers, sunscreen, tomato hanging basket, tomatoes, turnips

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Funky FIRST Friday Farmers' Market at 1909 McGee (KCMO) ~~ BADSEED ~~ 4pm-9pm

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no longer just foodies at farm markets... antibiotic-free meats at fast food restaurants,and then some!

READ / LISTEN AT:
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Antibiotic-Free Meat Business Is Booming, Thanks To Chipotle





The antibiotic-free pigs roam freely on Niman Ranch in Iowa.
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The antibiotic-free pigs roam freely on Niman Ranch in Iowa.
It's no longer just foodies at farm markets or Whole Foods buying antibiotic-free, pasture-raised meats.
Increased demand is coming from lots of big players, includingHyatt Hotels; institutional food providers such as Bon Appetit Management Co., which caters to schools and companies; and the fast-food chain Chipotle Mexican Grill. And it's changing the game...

READ / LISTEN TO THE WHOLE THING http://www.npr.org/blogs/thesalt/2012/05/31/154084442/antibiotic-free-meat-business-is-booming-thanks-to-chipotle

FRIDAYS - at BADSEED FARMERS' MARKET - 1909 McGee St, KCMO - 4p-9p



Dearest Desert Dwellers (and local foodies) - (newsletter composed Wednesday evening)

There is something about extreme HEAT & WIND in the midst of a severe spring drought that makes a farmers' blood curdle.  My blood is boiling right now, and my soil is BONE DRY.  I have no irrigation on my farm.  I am fighting the urge to FREAK OUT!!  In fact, I freaked out on poor Farmer Dan earlier and had to leave the farm in order to write this damn e-mail, and give us both some space.  Farming with your "sweetheart" in hard times is not at all easy.  As we literally pour our lifeblood into our crops, we are at each other's throats, desperately trying to get all the work done, and taking our shortcomings (or the weather) out on each other.  But hey, I'm not here to talk relationship problems. I'm not here to talk about the godforsaken weather.  I am here to talk about PURE FOOD - down-right delicious homegrown morsels full of fantastical flavor and full-on freshness!!!!  Despite dry days, the BADSEED Farmers' Market will be loaded with "earthly delights" produced with LOVE from the area's most dedicated farmers.  Support Local Growers and make those bellies happy THIS FRIDAY from 4-9 pm at the funkiest farmers' market in town.  

Yum. Yum. Yum.

So yeah, my crops may shrivel up and die, but nevertheless URBAVORE Urban Farm will plow ahead with our SEASON OPENING on Saturday, June 2nd from 2- 7 pm.  WILL YOU COME???...pretty please???  It is going to be super-fun.  Here's the scoop:  

Our abundant Farmstand 
will be overflowing with fresh food straight from the field.  We will have live music, compost education (to promote our city wide composting program!!), farm tours, and public art-making!!  The Picnic Project will hold a workshop at our farm from 2-5 pm.  Individuals, kids, and families can participate in creating red & white canvas picnic blankets using a variety of paints, stamps, and stencils.  On July 15th, these blankets will become the individual gingham tiles of a 10,000 sq. ft. community blanket that will be assembled on the south lawn of the Nelson Atkins Museum of Art as part of a city-wide picnic event!!!  How cool is that!!!  Oh but there's more...

From 5-7 pm we will host a NEIGHBORHOOD POTLUCK...(you don't gotta live in the 'hood to come).  Bring a dish to share and I'll provide some "social lubrication" in the form of Boulevard Beer...(I'm planning on getting a keg...I'm gonna need it!).

So, in conclusion, IT'S GONNA BE GREAT & it would mean a great deal to me if you and yours could be there.  As you know, Dan and I have been working our butts off to create a 13.5 acre "edible oasis" right smack in the middle of a city neighborhood.  We have baby orchards, free-range chickens, lush fields of organic veggies, and so much more.  Frankly, there is nothing else quite like this in the entire nation.  You just don't see working farms like this in urban areas!!  We have A LOT of work ahead of us, and everyday we give a little more "life" to our budding farmstead.  Someday our efforts will be truly astounding.  Come see our city farm grow...and have a beer on me!


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Last Chance to Sign-Up For

BACKYARD CHICKENS
(WORKSHOP)

(to sign-up respond to this e-mail cuz it is too late to mail-in your registration form!!)

Sunday, May 27th, 3-5 pm
*Located at URBAVORE Urban Farm, 5 miles east of the plaza - 5500 Bennington Ave., KCMO 64129
Join urban-chicken-maniac, Brooke Salvaggio (and her 40 feathered friends), and discover the joys of keeping backyard birds from day-old chick to egg-producer.  Learn everything the future city-chicken keeper needs to know for a successful mini-flock including:
*breeds and varieties (behavior, hardiness, egg-laying potential)
*brooder, coop and run design
*benefits of pasture and grazing
*feed and organic supplements
*natural predators (hawks, raccoons, dogs, etc.)
*not-so-natural predators (the City and residential zoning ordinances….)
Students will receive informational packets including local sources for chicks, feed, and various supplies.
Cost of Class - $30



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Sexy Veggie of the Week


This week's Runner-Up is peppery, perfect ARUGULA.   For those of you who stick to those old, tired salad greens - you gotta "live on the edge" and mix it up with some of the best green stuff on earth.  Arugula originates from the Mediterranean and has been cultivated since Roman times where is was considered an aphrodisiac...(take note single dudes).  From Morocco & Portugal to Lebanon & Turkey, peeps have been gettin' down on some arugula!!  It has an exceptionally strong flavor with fine notes of peppery-goodness that give your taste buds a real treat.  Eat it raw in salads, or chop it up and sprinkle it on homemade pizza.  Toss it in pasta right at the end and let the hot noodles wilt the greens to yummy perfection...or use it instead of basil for a spring pesto that will knock your socks off.  I could go on and on.  The point is, Arugula is incredibly versatile and will add pizazz to any old dish.  This week's arugula will be the first cutting on a new bed!!  The first cutting is also know as the "virgin" cutting and that one is always the best!!!  Get it this week, or settle for next week's "non-virginal" arugula.  (does that make it slutty??)    

This week's Grand-Prize-Winner is OASIS GOURMET SALAD TURNIPS.   I think my apprentices want to kill us cuz we grow so damn many of these things and as a result they spend hours pulling, cleaning, and bunching them.  But hey - they taste so freakin' good we can't help ourselves.  Even if you HATE turnips, you will absolutely LOVE these.  Oasis is a delectable variety with stark white, supple flesh that is surprisingly sweet and refreshing.  You can bite into these things RAW like and apple and find yourself in sheer turnip bliss.  Baby Percy loves gnawing on these "bad boys" in the field.  He's my best seller at City Market on Saturday mornings where he can be seen waving a giant white turnip around and occasionally shoving it in his mouth while squealing with delight.  It's pretty darn cute.  In conclusion, get your jaws on Oasis while they last.  Percy might eat the whole field...  

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THIS WEEK'S ORGANIC OFFERINGS -


URBAVORE Urban Farm

A project of BADSEED - Brooke Salvaggio & Daniel Heryer
5500 Bennington Ave., Kansas City, MO 64129
Welcome to URBAVORE - an off-grid, diversified, urban farmstead in the heart of KCMO. Born in 2011, URBAVORE is working towards the creation of an “edible oasis” that brings organic growth, sustainable life, and creative solutions to a city neighborhood.  We grow an extensive variety of heirloom vegetables noted for their unique appearance and extraordinary flavor, as well as an array of culinary/medicinal herbs and edible flowers. URBAVORE is a non-certified, beyond organic operation dedicated to respecting both the health of the individual and the environment. It is our aim to build community and collective consciousness through the universal pleasure that comes from eating good food.
OFFERINGS:
VEGGIES -
*SEX IN A BOWL - Gourmet Salad Mix
*EUROPEAN MESCLUN MIX
*SUGAR SNAP PEAS!!!
*GIANT RAINBOW CHARD
*"SIAMESE DRAGON" Stir-Fry Mix
*Giant JAPANESE RED MUSTARDS & Osaka Purple Mustards
*ARUGULA
*HEIRLOOM LETTUCE HEADS (Buttercrunch, Red Sails, Red Romaine, Pirat)
*RADISHES in French Breakfast, Easter Egg, and Cherry Belle
*Ruby Red GOURMET TURNIPS
*Oasis SALAD TURNIPS
*Gold Ball Buttery Cooking Turnips
*FRESH HERBS: CILANTRO & DILL & Flat-Leaf Parsley
*FREE-RANGE EGGS


Herb'n Gardener

Lew Edmister
17th and Belleview, Kansas City, MO 64108
For the “meanest greens” in town, check out Lew's gourmet selection of urban-grown goodies.  He grows a mouthwatering array of  lettuces, spicy mustards, arugula, and gourmet salad mixes on KC’s west side. Other tasty morsels include heirloom tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers, okra, and filet beans.  New For 2012 - RUSTIC BREAD straight from Lew’s hand-built wood-fired oven.  YUM!
        OFFERINGS From The Lips of Lew:
          
          

"
well folks it's the old grind again.  i do want to say i'm glad to see some friendly faces showing up at the market again.  i was going to say, "old" faces, but that just didn't have the right ring to it...
this week i'll start with bringing all the stuff i forgot last week. like bunches of parsley, thyme and zinnies.  the zinnies will be purple, scarelet and hot pink.  sexy stuff, huh?
jump on the kale bandwagon and gobble it down.  i'm bringing toascano and a killer recipe for uncooked kale salad.   i'll also have ripbor, winterbor, blue scotch, and red russian.  swiss chard and then more swiss chard.  the arugula patch is still kicking it and so with spice on spice and i purposely let the kale salad mix grow large enough to bunch for either salad or stir-fry.
that's enough, i've got to get bread ready.  maybe this week i can get one of my own loaves.
ta-ta
"

JJ Farms

John & Judy Kaiahua
8531 E. 81st Terrace, Raytown, MO 64138
816-356-3938
John has been growing organically since 1984!!  He plants, weeds, and harvests all his own crops on urban land that has been chemical free for over 20 years.  Produce includes a wide array of vegetable offerings as well as apples, peaches, and pears in season.  John is originally from the far off lands of Hawaii where he comes from a long line of pearl divers!!  Now he spends his days out of the ocean and in the dirt, growing righteous foods for the Kansas City community.  Lucky us!
*Red & Green Lettuce Heads
*BEETS!!
*SPINACH!!

Rocky Creek Valley Farms

Elizabeth & Gary
Rayville, MO
Lizzy is an herbalist turned farmer who cultivates glorious acreage north of Richmond, MO.  Lizzy's diversified farmstead includes organic vegetable & herb production, free-range laying hens, and dairy goats.  Lizzy also offers classes in sustainable gardening and herbalism.
OFFERINGS:
*FRESH HERBS: cilantro, Russian & French tarragon, French sorrel, lemon balm, young horseradish leaves, rosemary, spearmint, peppermint, catnip, chives, thyme
*New Zealand Spinach
*Corn Salad
*Heirloom Micro Greens!!
*French Breakfast Radishes
*Green Onions
*Chard
*Kale
*Flower Seeds
*Herbal Teas
*Herbal Soaps
*Healing Salves
*Herbal Tinctures

*Free-Range Eggs

Parker Farms All-Natural Meats

Tom & Paula Parker
Richmond, MO
"We produce all-natural gourmet beef, lamb, pork, poultry, and eggs.  All of our beef and lamb is 100% grassfed. They are never fed any grain, animal by products, antibiotics, or injected with growth hormones. We have been practicing Management Intensive Grazing since 1997. It is our goal to care for all of the livestock that we have been blessed with, in as natural and humane a manner as we can.  Our chickens for meat and eggs are also raised on pasture with green grass under their feet as much as the weather in this part of the world allows.  Our hogs are fed grain, but do live outdoors with dirt under their feet.  We do not use any petroleum based pesticides or fertilizers on our pastures. We believe that healthy people, and healthy animals start with healthy plants and a healthy, biologically active, soil community.  Our meats are available at the BADSEED Market or through our Community Supported Agriculture shares."
OFFERINGS:
*Ground Beef & Patties, and many gourmet cuts
*Pork Products: Chops, Brats, Breakfast Sausage, Italian Sausage, & Spare Ribs
*Lamb Cuts: Ground Lamb, Shoulder Steaks, Rib Chop (butterfly cut, loin chops), Leg (bone in whole, shanks, lamb liver)
**Pastured Chickens !!!!
*Tea Towels, Hand-made Teas, Candles, and Gourd Bird Houses from the lovely Parker Girls!!

Green Dirt Farm

Jacqueline Smith & Sarah Hoffman
Weston, MO
"Life is too short to eat grocery store cheeses! Green Dirt Farm, LLC invites you to try our HANDCRAFTED ARTISANAL SHEEP CHEESES created with milk from our very own PASTURED ewes. You can be assured of a richness and depth of flavor unique to the rolling bluffs of Weston, MO. Also on the menu is 100% GRASS-FED LAMB which is of unsurpassed quality, tenderness, and flavor."
OFFERINGS:
*Grass-Fed Lamb
*Artisan Sheep's Milk Cheese in aged and fresh varieties including:
Dirt Lover, Woolly Rind and Wee Woollys, and *maybe* a few Bossa ... and all flavors of fresh sheep's milk cheeses (Plain, Rosemary, Garlic & Peppercorn, Lovage, Nettle and Spicy Chilis)

New Traditionalist - Artisan Bread

Chris & Cara
Kansas City, MO
Hand-made small batch breads made from local organic ingredients and natural Kansas City Sourdough, what could be finer? Chris and Cara bring you classic european loaves and variations based on what's new and what's fresh. We can't wait to share with you.
FROM CHRIS:

"Thank you so much to everybody who attended my class Monday night! It
was a blast and you all were such great students.  I was touched and
thrilled by the response, the interaction, and the interest. My only
regret is that there are now twenty-one people out there who will no
longer need to buy bread from us. But for the rest of you...Friday
will feature Cherry Apricot, Sunflower Wheat, and Rustic White loaves.
And coming in two weeks, the premier of Newtra Toasting bread, the
ultimate whole wheat toast and sandwich loaf made with Green Dirt Farm
yogurt and Miller's Honey Farm honey. o yeah."


Hippie Chow Granola

Lexie Johnson
Suburban Kansas City
Small-scale producer of high-quality, high-character natural foods. Our gourmet granola is handcrafted in small-batches with 100% natural ingredients including organic Kansas oats and local wildflower honey. Peace. Love. Granola.
OFFERINGS:
*CHERRY WALNUT (new!!)
*Original Mix
*Cafe Blend
*Chai Spice
*Peanut Butter Banana
*Mocha Hazelnut

Soda Vie & Manos Chocolates

Zachary Manos
Kansas City
"At GetReal Food Company, we’re committed to creating incredible beverages made with real foods that are naturally brewed. Hand-crafted by real people who truly care about the details, from what they make to how they make it, from what they put in their bodies to what you put in yours. The result is a series of beverages that create a new expression of soft drinks and mixers."
OFFERINGS:
*Kombucha (all flavors)
*Micro-Brewed, All-Natural SODA!!
*RAW VEGAN CHOCOLATES FROM MANOS (dark chocolate & not-quite-white!)
THIS IS THE BEST STUFF ON EARTH!!!!


Nutressant - Bath & Body
John & Sandy
Mission, KS
John & Sandy's hand-crafted, organic body products are petroleum and chemical free and will not pollute the planet or irritate your skin!  Furthermore, they are luxurious and fragrant and oooh soooo wonderful.  They have the mother-load of offerings including tooth paste, dish soap, and detergent!!!...(not to mention your more typical health and beauty products).  Lather up and feel good!!!

OFFERINGS:
*Bar Soaps, Body Scrubs, Facial Sprays, & a whole lot more

**new SCRUB BAR soap made with ODDLY CORRECT coffee!!



Other goodies include:

Certified Organic Flour from Heartland Mill
The new shipment has arrived and we have a full assortment of artisan flours locally grown and milled.  A bakers dream....


Remember:
LIVE  NUDE  VEGETABLES!! and other organic delights...
EVERY FRIDAY AT BADSEED




Yours Truly,
Brooke
-farmer and mistress of the BADSEED

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