Thank You for Another Great Season! Andrea Evelsizer Board President Another Farmers Market Season has come and gone so I want to share the highlights from 2018. The market has been growing each year since we moved to the Surf parking lot and this year we hosted 52 vendors, 29 of which attended for…
The Gangs All Here! By Ashley Stokke There may be the chill of fall in the air and a subtle stillness of children back into the classroom, but don’t be deceived! The Clear Lake Farmers Market gang is ALL HERE!!! That’s right. This time of year there is an abundance of delicious fall produce and…
By Marissa Fichter Clear Lake. It is a wonderful place to live. One of the most endearing parts about Clear Lake has been its ability to help small, locally-owned businesses thrive. However, even with a great local variety of products, we regularly choose the convenience of driving to a big-box store for routine purchases. There,…
By Judy Delperdang
Satisfy your sweet tooth and feed your health with honey from the
Clear Lake Farmers Market.
If you’re looking for a sweet treat, theres nothing better, said Riley
Finer of Finer Honey Farms.
And honey is good for you.
“The benefits for allergies is what I promote with our customers, said
Tammy Fuller of Honey Dome Farms. A teaspoon a day will help build the
immunity to the allergies that most people have reactions to.
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By Judy Delperdang
Along with the traditional farmers market offerings like produce, baked goods, arts, crafts and youth activities, the Clear Lake Farmers Market entertains market-goers with live music.
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I’ve had more than one non-farmer friend ask me about eggs recently and if every egg can become a baby chicken. They think this is a silly question to ask but its one, I’m guessing, many don’t know the answer to. The answer is that eggs you find in the grocery store mostly come from large farms where hens are kept without any roosters around. Those eggs are not fertilized and cannot become a baby chicken. On our farm, like many other small farms, the roosters (male chickens) and hens (female chickens) live together so the eggs are fertilized and could, under the right conditions, develop into a chick.…
