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Farmers Market
Thank you to all of our supporters who came out each week to shop.
Please join us for a special winter Thanksgiving Market sponsored by Slow Foods on Tuesday, November 24 from 4 pm - 8 pm at the New Jersey Museum of Agriculture. http://www.agriculturemuseum.org/directions.html
The following vendors will be at the market:
| Village Bakery |
| Naturally Nic's |
| Stefan and Sons |
| Ducky Life Tea |
| Picklelicious |
| Woodland Produce |
| Valley Shepherd Creamery |
| George Street Coop |
| DeLight De Bournes |
Click here to see the Winter Market flyer which includes the dates and locations for other Slow Foods Winter Markets.
2010 Farmers Market
The market will re open on Saturday, April 24 for a special showing at Rutgers Day!
We will open for our regular season beginning Friday, April 30 through Friday, October 29, 2010
1 pm - 6 pm
Location:
Rutgers Gardens
112 Ryders lane
New Brunswick, NJ
Mission Statement:
The mission of the Rutgers Gardens Farmers Market is to provide the local community, including residents, students, university faculty and staff, University Dining, and restaurants the opportunity to experience and purchase fresh, locally grown and/or prepared food products.
Purpose:
The Rutgers School of Environmental and Biological Sciences is proud to partner with the New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station to offer the Rutgers Gardens Farmers’ Market to the G. H. Cook and surrounding communities. The 2008 market provided a variety of products grown and produced locally, such as buffalo meat, cheese, vegetables, poultry, and baked goods.
Rutgers University and Rutgers Gardens wishes to help support the local farmers, as well as the local community and economy, by utilizing an area at the entrance to the Gardens, adjacent to Ryders Lane, for the Market. The market will give commuters and students easy access to fresh, locally grown crops and commodities. It will also provide “one-stop-shopping” for local restaurants looking for a variety of products from a diverse group of farms and vendors. The market will promote sustainable farming as well as focus upon recycling and conservation.
For more information on how you can become part of this exciting new venture between local farms and Rutgers University please contact Mary Ann Schrum schrum@aesop.rutgers.edu
Rutgers Gardens 2009 Market Vendors
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