corn and slicing tomatoes

[Denise]

Manor Farmers' Market

every Wednesday at

Jennie Lane SmartPark

Free WiFi and Fitness Zone

4-7 PM

Live music with

Jimbro Lutz

Manor Musician and Jeweler

bolaman.com

Pinn Farm: We will have yellow squash, sweet corn (yipee!), potatoes, a few tomatoes, a few zucchini, beets, carrots, cabbage, turnips

Laverne's Vegetable Patch - This week there will be Yellow Squash, White Squash, Peppers - Hot and Bell, Plums, Pickled Okra, Homemade Salsa, and Country Fresh Eggs.

Gordon's Natural Gardens: Corn! Green Beans, Slicing Tomatoes-Black Crim or Cherokee Purple, Grape and Cherry tomatoes.  In onions we have Walking, Shallot Valdelia, 1015 or Red Candy.  A little squash.  Banana, Big Bertha, jalapeno & grillin peppers and some baby Swiss Chard.

Manor's own Mata tamales made by three generations of the Mata family.  Pork, chicken, beef and vegetarian options available.

Ray the Noodle Man-Texas Wendish Heritage Society noodles.  Just eggs, flour and salt like Grandma used to make.

Green Grass Meats:  All natural, humanly raised beef without the use of antibiotics or hormones.  Many cuts and ground meats available and very reasonably priced.  Organ meats too please call to be sure he brings what you are looking for 939-1220-don't forget the 512...

Tracey writes: I will be at market with chicks, butternut & spaghetti squash, banana & hatch chili peppers this week. 

Peppers $3 ea

Squash $5 - $6 ea

Chicks $6 ea sexed pullets (females)

 

Rebecca will be at the market selling loaves of bread, chocolate cake, banana bread and dinner rolls.

Manor Farmers' Market would like to thank all the Manor businesses that help bring this market to you every week for the last six years:  Manor Veterinary Hospital, Jonse Farmers Insurance, Manor Chamber of Commerce, The Blackland Reporter, Voelker Construction, KST Electric and our parent organization ERTCAB (East Rural Travis County Advisory Board) a 501 c (3) IRS non profit for the betterment of Manor citizens and surrounding communities.

Denise LoSchiavo
Manor Farmers' Market

Blackland Reporter
278-1611

 

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