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val — 2009-11-20 15:03:04

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	+ ------ + ''2009-11-20 15:03:04'' [[nbsp]] I agree that things cost more (think Sacramento Farmers Market, Yolo Fruits Stand and Pedrick Produce) here compared to other market. I think it caters to a different clientele (e.g. college students who live locally and don't want to drive, people looking for "heirloom" and organic produce), and especially the people who were just visiting the market for it's festive atmosphere (which I LOVE). It's hard to swallow some of the prices there - e.g. the organic eggs there are $10 a flat, where the eggs from chickens with no hormone, naturally fed are $4 a flat at the SFM. Many farmers couldn't afford to get certified organic because of the high cost and the extra staff involved for paper work, etc, it doesn't mean we shouldn't support them. --["Users/val"]

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JonathanLawton — 2009-11-08 15:51:02

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- * Go early for breakfast or brunch. Check out the new ["Aisu Pops" Market Chef] on Saturdays, who uses items from the Farmers Market vendors to create a delicious local menu. Try the French doughnuts (beignets)!	+ * Go early for breakfast or brunch. Check out the new ["Aisu Pop" Market Chef] on Saturdays, who uses items from the Farmers Market vendors to create a delicious local menu. Try the French doughnuts (beignets)!

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KarenStone — 2009-09-30 07:23:54

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- * ["Cache Creek Meat Co"] Brian & Kristylyn Douglas & Levings (Meat)	+ * ["Cache Creek Meat"] Brian & Kristylyn Douglas & Levings (Meat)
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- * ["Purple Pearl Vineyards Inc"] Rory & Brenda Horton & Inman (Figs, Fish, Grapes, Wine) - * ["Schwarz Sausage Co"] Bill Schwarz (Meat) - * ["The Little Fish Co"] Brand & Laura Little (Fish)	+ * ["Purple Pearl Vineyards"] Rory & Brenda Horton & Inman (Figs, Fish, Grapes, Wine) + * ["Schwarz Sausage"] Bill Schwarz (Meat) + * ["The Little Fish"] Brand & Laura Little (Fish)

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KarenStone — 2009-09-30 07:01:53

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- * ["Yolo Land & Cattle Inc"] Karen & Scott Stone, 100% Natural Grass-Fed Angus Beef from their ranch in Yolo County.	+ * ["Yolo Land & Cattle"] Karen & Scott Stone, 100% Natural Grass-Fed Angus Beef from their ranch in Yolo County.

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KarenStone — 2009-09-29 14:35:23

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	+ + == Meat & Fish == + + * ["Bledsoe Purebred"] John & Dan Bledsoe (Meat) + * ["Cache Creek Meat Co"] Brian & Kristylyn Douglas & Levings (Meat) + * ["Coffee Pot Ranch"] Bob Sorensen (Meat) + * ["Five Dot Ranch"] Five Dot Ranch (Meat) + * ["Mission Fresh Fish"] Patrick O Shea (Fish) + * ["Purple Pearl Vineyards Inc"] Rory & Brenda Horton & Inman (Figs, Fish, Grapes, Wine) + * ["Schwarz Sausage Co"] Bill Schwarz (Meat) + * ["The Little Fish Co"] Brand & Laura Little (Fish) + * ["Yolo Land & Cattle Inc"] Karen & Scott Stone, 100% Natural Grass-Fed Angus Beef from their ranch in Yolo County.

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jmofro — 2009-06-23 20:50:26

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	+ * ["Raja's" Raja's Indian Cuisine] - In the mood for a samosa or momo?

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DavidPoole — 2009-06-09 22:20:30

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- * The Upper Crust Baking Co has GIANT cookies, apple tarts, and breads. Go to the back of the table, where you can find day-old goods for a discounted price.	+

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harvardslacker — 2009-06-02 11:38:22

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- The market is also a great place for ["organizations"] to get their message out and to find new members. Tabling space is limited and available on a first come first serve basis, so organization representatives should arrive early and speak with Davis Farmer's Market organizers. It is also recommended that organization representatives bring some form of shade during spring and summer months, as it can be very ["Weather" hot] and space under the canopy is reserved for retail vendors.	+ The market is also a great place for ["organizations"] to get their message out and to find new members. Tabling space is limited and available on a first come first serve basis, so organization representatives should arrive early and speak with Davis Farmer's Market organizers. It is also recommended that organization representatives bring some form of shade during spring and summer months, as it can be very ["Weather" hot] and space under the canopy is reserved for retail vendors on Saturdays and for long-selling vendors on other days.[[Include(FactCheck)]]
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- - ''I don't think the space under the canopy is reserved for retail vendors, since I've seen several non-retail tables (["KDVS"] for one) under it. I'm guessing that it's more likely that those who make long-term commitments sign up for the best spaces first.'' --["Users/SteveDavison"] - ''Space under the canopy is reserved for sellers on Saturdays only. Vendor loyalty (how long you've been selling at the market), earns your position. Also costs the vendors more for placement under canopy ''

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Brians — 2009-05-27 14:21:43

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	+ ------ + ''2009-05-27 15:21:43'' [[nbsp]] I wish Davis would get a new administrator or manager for the farmers market. The lady that runs this thing is very rude and had 0 personality, Also what is with the 4 corn dogs that taste like 50 cent corn dogs?? why do things cost so much at this market?? I love going to markets but this Davis site needs a upgrade and lower prices period. Please I would love to here from other market goers --["Users/Brians"]

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LillianChow — 2009-03-09 10:22:03

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srednivashtar — 2009-03-09 06:40:26

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- * Objectively speaking, The Davis Farmer's Market does not close on Wednesdays in the winter to "give the farmers a break." If the market was open, the farmers would be there, you can be sure, selling late-season crops or crops they'd canned in Mason jars, or seedlings or flowers or whatever they could think of and plan for. It is misleading to imply that the farmers somehow pressured the DFM to close to "give them a break." I take back my previous comment, Ms. Chow; you are obviously no DFM spokesperson. I deleted your comment because it wasn't true. I leave it to your discretion as to whether it stays for posterity. ["Users/SredniVashtar"] - * Reread her comment. She posted a link from a news post at davisfarmersmarket.org, and said "according to" about it. If you had followed the link, you would have seen: "The plan is to no longer operate the Winter Wednesday Market next season and focus all our energies on making Picnic in the Park Wednesdays better than ever. Now everyone can enjoy this wonderful event even longer ''and the farmers can take a much deserved break during the winter on Wednesdays.''" As you mention, I'm sure the idea of taking a break isn't exactly literal, but it is the wording ''the DFM'' used, not Ms. Chow. -["Users/Edwins" ES] - *I have farmer friends who don't appreciate the high-handed DFM policy of closing the facility on Wednesdays during the winter. As time goes by, the DFM gets further and further from its original mission, which was to eliminate the middleman from between shoppers and farmers. --["Users/SredniVashtar"]	+ * "The plan is to no longer operate the Winter Wednesday Market next season and focus all our energies on making Picnic in the Park Wednesdays better than ever. Now everyone can enjoy this wonderful event even longer ''and the farmers can take a much deserved break during the winter on Wednesdays.''" ["Users/Edwins" ES]

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srednivashtar — 2009-02-09 06:44:24

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	+ *I have farmer friends who don't appreciate the high-handed DFM policy of closing the facility on Wednesdays during the winter. As time goes by, the DFM gets further and further from its original mission, which was to eliminate the middleman from between shoppers and farmers. --["Users/SredniVashtar"]

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EdWins — 2009-02-08 19:04:10

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- * Reread her comment. She posted a link from a news post at davisfarmersmarket.org, and said "according to" about it. If you had followed the link, you would have seen: "The plan is to no longer operate the Winter Wednesday Market next season and focus all our energies on making Picnic in the Park Wednesdays better than ever. Now everyone can enjoy this wonderful event even longer ''and the farmers can take a much deserved break during the winter on Wednesdays.''" As you mention, I'm sure the idea of taking a break isn't exactly literal, but it is the wording they used, not Ms. Chow. -["Users/Edwins" ES]	+ * Reread her comment. She posted a link from a news post at davisfarmersmarket.org, and said "according to" about it. If you had followed the link, you would have seen: "The plan is to no longer operate the Winter Wednesday Market next season and focus all our energies on making Picnic in the Park Wednesdays better than ever. Now everyone can enjoy this wonderful event even longer ''and the farmers can take a much deserved break during the winter on Wednesdays.''" As you mention, I'm sure the idea of taking a break isn't exactly literal, but it is the wording ''the DFM'' used, not Ms. Chow. -["Users/Edwins" ES]

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EdWins — 2009-02-08 19:03:04

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	+ * Reread her comment. She posted a link from a news post at davisfarmersmarket.org, and said "according to" about it. If you had followed the link, you would have seen: "The plan is to no longer operate the Winter Wednesday Market next season and focus all our energies on making Picnic in the Park Wednesdays better than ever. Now everyone can enjoy this wonderful event even longer ''and the farmers can take a much deserved break during the winter on Wednesdays.''" As you mention, I'm sure the idea of taking a break isn't exactly literal, but it is the wording they used, not Ms. Chow. -["Users/Edwins" ES]

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EdWins — 2009-02-08 18:59:50

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- *Objectively speaking, The Davis Farmer's Market does not close on Wednesdays in the winter to "give the farmers a break." If the market was open, the farmers would be there, you can be sure, selling late-season crops or crops they'd canned in Mason jars, or seedlings or flowers or whatever they could think of and plan for. It is misleading to imply that the farmers somehow pressured the DFM to close to "give them a break." I take back my previous comment, Ms. Chow; you are obviously no DFM spokesperson. I deleted your comment because it wasn't true. I leave it to your discretion as to whether it stays for posterity. ["Users/SredniVashtar"]	+ * Objectively speaking, The Davis Farmer's Market does not close on Wednesdays in the winter to "give the farmers a break." If the market was open, the farmers would be there, you can be sure, selling late-season crops or crops they'd canned in Mason jars, or seedlings or flowers or whatever they could think of and plan for. It is misleading to imply that the farmers somehow pressured the DFM to close to "give them a break." I take back my previous comment, Ms. Chow; you are obviously no DFM spokesperson. I deleted your comment because it wasn't true. I leave it to your discretion as to whether it stays for posterity. ["Users/SredniVashtar"]

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srednivashtar — 2009-02-08 18:54:34

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- *"Chow" is the perfect name for a Farmer's Market spokesperson. ["Users/SredniVashtar"]	+ *Objectively speaking, The Davis Farmer's Market does not close on Wednesdays in the winter to "give the farmers a break." If the market was open, the farmers would be there, you can be sure, selling late-season crops or crops they'd canned in Mason jars, or seedlings or flowers or whatever they could think of and plan for. It is misleading to imply that the farmers somehow pressured the DFM to close to "give them a break." I take back my previous comment, Ms. Chow; you are obviously no DFM spokesperson. I deleted your comment because it wasn't true. I leave it to your discretion as to whether it stays for posterity. ["Users/SredniVashtar"]

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LillianChow — 2009-02-08 12:40:58

Revert to version 107 (Don't change part of my comment!).

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- * According to a [http://www.davisfarmersmarket.org/news/picnic-in-the-park-runs-longer news item] dated 2/14/08 on their website, they are not operating the Wednesday market during the winter to concentrate on ["Picnic in the Park"] the rest of the year. --["Users/LillianChow"]	+ * According to a [http://www.davisfarmersmarket.org/news/picnic-in-the-park-runs-longer news item] dated 2/14/08 on their website, they are not operating the Wednesday market during the winter to concentrate on ["Picnic in the Park"] the rest of the year and to give farmers a break. --["Users/LillianChow"]

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srednivashtar — 2009-02-08 10:58:26

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- * According to a [http://www.davisfarmersmarket.org/news/picnic-in-the-park-runs-longer news item] dated 2/14/08 on their website, they are not operating the Wednesday market during the winter to concentrate on ["Picnic in the Park"] the rest of the year and to give farmers a break. --["Users/LillianChow"]	+ * According to a [http://www.davisfarmersmarket.org/news/picnic-in-the-park-runs-longer news item] dated 2/14/08 on their website, they are not operating the Wednesday market during the winter to concentrate on ["Picnic in the Park"] the rest of the year. --["Users/LillianChow"]

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EdWins — 2009-02-08 09:58:47

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- * According to a [http://www.davisfarmersmarket.org/news/picnic-in-the-park-runs-longer news item] dated 2/14/08 on their website, they are not operating the Wednesday market during the winter to concentrate on ["Picnic in the Park"] the rest of the year. --["Users/LillianChow"]	+ * According to a [http://www.davisfarmersmarket.org/news/picnic-in-the-park-runs-longer news item] dated 2/14/08 on their website, they are not operating the Wednesday market during the winter to concentrate on ["Picnic in the Park"] the rest of the year and to give farmers a break. --["Users/LillianChow"]

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srednivashtar — 2009-02-08 06:26:18

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- * According to a [http://www.davisfarmersmarket.org/news/picnic-in-the-park-runs-longer news item] dated 2/14/08 on their website, they are not operating the Wednesday market during the winter to concentrate on ["Picnic in the Park"] the rest of the year and to give farmers a break. --["Users/LillianChow"]	+ * According to a [http://www.davisfarmersmarket.org/news/picnic-in-the-park-runs-longer news item] dated 2/14/08 on their website, they are not operating the Wednesday market during the winter to concentrate on ["Picnic in the Park"] the rest of the year. --["Users/LillianChow"] + *"Chow" is the perfect name for a Farmer's Market spokesperson. ["Users/SredniVashtar"]

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mkalisky — 2009-02-08 00:16:59

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- * A bakery with GIANT cookies, apple tarts, and breads. Go to the back of the table, where you can find day-old goods for a discounted price.	+ * The Upper Crust Baking Co has GIANT cookies, apple tarts, and breads. Go to the back of the table, where you can find day-old goods for a discounted price.

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dylancooke — 2009-02-07 23:39:20

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	+ * ["Monticello Bistro"] sells delicious seasonal prepared food in jars to take home such as soups, applesauce, lemon curd, and pesto. Caterers Tony and Rhonda Gruska plan to reopen their Winters restaurant in Davis. In all of their food, they endeavor to use fresh, very local ingredients.

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JoePomidor — 2009-01-19 14:04:52

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- * ["Olinda Olive Oil"] -- This old guy normally appears on Saturday mornings but has some of the best olive oil in terms of quality and taste. The "Yellow Mellow" oil, made out of riper olives, has a lovely buttery taste with an entrancing yellow opulescent color.	+ * ["Olinda Olive Oil"] -- This old guy normally appears on Saturday mornings but has some of the best olive oil in terms of quality and taste. The "Yellow Mellow" oil, made out of riper olives, has a lovely buttery taste with an entrancing yellow opalescent color.
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- Martin Barnes and ["Good Humus" Jeff and Annie Main] were some of the original vendors and organizers. Here is a great article writen by Don Lotter about the market and its origins: [http://www.newfarm.org/features/0404/davis/index.shtml New Farm]	+ Martin Barnes and ["Good Humus" Jeff and Annie Main] were some of the original vendors and organizers. Here is a great article written by Don Lotter about the market and its origins: [http://www.newfarm.org/features/0404/davis/index.shtml New Farm]

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JasonAller — 2008-11-25 20:48:25

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	+ See also ["East Quad Farmers Market"] +

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NickSchmalenberger — 2008-11-24 12:05:46

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LillianChow — 2008-11-24 09:02:19

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	+ * According to a [http://www.davisfarmersmarket.org/news/picnic-in-the-park-runs-longer news item] dated 2/14/08 on their website, they are not operating the Wednesday market during the winter to concentrate on ["Picnic in the Park"] the rest of the year and to give farmers a break. --["Users/LillianChow"]

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SunjeetBaadkar — 2008-11-19 14:49:58

I realized it hasn't started yet...

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- ''2008-11-19 14:44:23'' [[nbsp]] Wait. Where was the Farmer's Market today?! --["Users/SunjeetBaadkar"]	+ ''2008-11-19 14:44:23'' [[nbsp]] Wait. Where is the Farmer's Market going?! Why no more market after November?--["Users/SunjeetBaadkar"]

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SunjeetBaadkar — 2008-11-19 14:44:23

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	+ ------ + ''2008-11-19 14:44:23'' [[nbsp]] Wait. Where was the Farmer's Market today?! --["Users/SunjeetBaadkar"]

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TyNowotny — 2008-11-14 19:13:14

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LillianChow — 2008-10-24 11:04:07

No more Wednesday market from Dec-Feb

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- The '''Davis Farmer's Market''' is held Saturday mornings and Wednesdays, time varying by the season. Starting in late spring, the Wednesday evening Farmer's Market is called ["Picnic in the Park"] and features music and other activities. The Davis Farmers Market is a must-visit for any visitor and a weekly tradition for many residents. The market is held at ["Central Park"], on ["4th Street" Fourth] and ["C Street"] ["downtown"], is open year-round, rain or shine and is a [http://www.cafarmersmarkets.com/ Certified Farmer's Market]... everything sold in the market is either grown or made by the seller, including certified ["organic"] produce, fresh baked goods, ["Town Flora" flowers], and many other quality products. Sample delicious fruit while mingling with vendors and ["Townies" neighbors]. The "no dogs" policy is now being fully enforced.	+ The '''Davis Farmers Market''' is held Saturday mornings year-round and Wednesdays evenings from spring to fall. Starting in late spring, the Wednesday evening Farmer's Market is called ["Picnic in the Park"] and features music and other activities. The Davis Farmers Market is a must-visit for any visitor and a weekly tradition for many residents. The market is held at ["Central Park"], on ["4th Street" Fourth] and ["C Street"] ["downtown"], rain or shine and is a [http://www.cafarmersmarkets.com/ Certified Farmer's Market]... everything sold in the market is either grown or made by the seller, including certified ["organic"] produce, fresh baked goods, ["Town Flora" flowers], and many other quality products. Sample delicious fruit while mingling with vendors and ["Townies" neighbors]. The "no dogs" policy is now being fully enforced.

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ChrisWaterstraat — 2008-10-21 16:58:04

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EvanRothstein — 2008-10-10 14:53:00

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- * ["Nina and Tom Family Fashion"] (Saturdays only) - organic screen-printed t-shirts	+ * ["Nina and Tom"] (Saturdays only) - organic screen-printed t-shirts

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BrentLaabs — 2008-09-29 00:29:02

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- ''I don't think the space under the canopy is reserved for retail vendors, since I've seen several non-retail tables (["KDVS"] for one) under it. I'm guessing that it's more likely that those who make long-term commitments sign up for the best spaces first.'' --["SteveDavison"]	+ ''I don't think the space under the canopy is reserved for retail vendors, since I've seen several non-retail tables (["KDVS"] for one) under it. I'm guessing that it's more likely that those who make long-term commitments sign up for the best spaces first.'' --["Users/SteveDavison"]

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EmilyH — 2008-04-25 21:21:54

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NtoWolves — 2008-03-23 22:45:28

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- The '''Davis Farmer's Market''' is held Saturday mornings and Wednesdays, time varying by the season. Starting in late spring, the Wednesday evening Farmer's Market is called ["Picnic in the Park"] and features music and other activities. The Davis Farmers Market is a must-visit for any visitor and a weekly tradition for many residents. The market is held at ["Central Park"], on ["4th Street" Fourth] and ["C Street"] ["downtown"], is open year-round, rain or shine and is a [http://www.cafarmersmarkets.com/ Certified Farmer's Market]... everything sold in the market is either grown or made by the seller, including certified ["organic"] produce, fresh baked goods, ["Town Flora" flowers], and many other quality products. Sample delicious fruit while mingling with vendors and ["Townies" neighbors]. The "no dogs" policy is laxly enforced.	+ The '''Davis Farmer's Market''' is held Saturday mornings and Wednesdays, time varying by the season. Starting in late spring, the Wednesday evening Farmer's Market is called ["Picnic in the Park"] and features music and other activities. The Davis Farmers Market is a must-visit for any visitor and a weekly tradition for many residents. The market is held at ["Central Park"], on ["4th Street" Fourth] and ["C Street"] ["downtown"], is open year-round, rain or shine and is a [http://www.cafarmersmarkets.com/ Certified Farmer's Market]... everything sold in the market is either grown or made by the seller, including certified ["organic"] produce, fresh baked goods, ["Town Flora" flowers], and many other quality products. Sample delicious fruit while mingling with vendors and ["Townies" neighbors]. The "no dogs" policy is now being fully enforced.

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ElleWeber — 2008-02-21 13:10:13

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- * ["Aisu Pop"]: Jaymes is the energetic woman selling the frozen fruit/veggie pops. Lots of tasty flavors, and all hand-made with produce from the market! Also check out her equally delicious Half-Pint Soups, available at the market during the colder months. (The Smoked Chicken Tortilla soup is sooo gooood!)	+ * ["Aisu Pop"]: ["Users/PopsicleGirl" Jaymes] is the energetic woman selling the frozen fruit/veggie pops. Lots of tasty flavors, and all hand-made with produce from the market! Also check out her equally delicious Half-Pint Soups, available at the market during the colder months. (The Smoked Chicken Tortilla soup is sooo gooood!)

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- * ["Aisu Pop"]: Jaymes is the energetic woman selling the frozen fruit/veggie pops. Lotsa tasty flavors, and all hand-made with produce from the market! Also check out her equally delicious Half-Pint Soups, available at the market during the colder months. (The Smoked Chicken Tortilla soup is sooo gooood!)	+ * ["Aisu Pop"]: Jaymes is the energetic woman selling the frozen fruit/veggie pops. Lots of tasty flavors, and all hand-made with produce from the market! Also check out her equally delicious Half-Pint Soups, available at the market during the colder months. (The Smoked Chicken Tortilla soup is sooo gooood!)

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Innisfree — 2007-12-08 13:39:07

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	+ * [http://www.octoberfeast.com/index.html OctoberFeast] - Sells traditional Bavarian whole grain breads. Healthy and delicious.

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JabberWokky — 2007-10-25 12:58:35

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- Farmer's Market is held Wed. afternoons and evenings (see above), and Saturday mornings. Starting in late spring, the Wed. evening Farmer's Market is called ["Picnic in the Park"] and features music and other activities. The Davis Farmers Market is a must-visit for any visitor and a weekly tradition for many residents. The market is held at ["Central Park"], on ["4th Street" Fourth] and ["C Street"] ["downtown"], is open year-round, rain or shine and is a [http://www.cafarmersmarkets.com/ Certified Farmer's Market]... everything sold in the market is either grown or made by the seller, including certified ["organic"] produce, fresh baked goods, ["Town Flora" flowers], and many other quality products. Sample delicious fruit while mingling with vendors and ["Townies" neighbors]. The "no dogs" policy is laxly enforced.	+ The '''Davis Farmer's Market''' is held Saturday mornings and Wednesdays, time varying by the season. Starting in late spring, the Wednesday evening Farmer's Market is called ["Picnic in the Park"] and features music and other activities. The Davis Farmers Market is a must-visit for any visitor and a weekly tradition for many residents. The market is held at ["Central Park"], on ["4th Street" Fourth] and ["C Street"] ["downtown"], is open year-round, rain or shine and is a [http://www.cafarmersmarkets.com/ Certified Farmer's Market]... everything sold in the market is either grown or made by the seller, including certified ["organic"] produce, fresh baked goods, ["Town Flora" flowers], and many other quality products. Sample delicious fruit while mingling with vendors and ["Townies" neighbors]. The "no dogs" policy is laxly enforced.
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- * Go early for breakfast or brunch. Check out the new ["Aisu Pops" Market Chef] on Saturdays, who uses items from the Farmers Market vendors to create a delicious local menu. Try the french doughnuts (beignets)!	+ * Go early for breakfast or brunch. Check out the new ["Aisu Pops" Market Chef] on Saturdays, who uses items from the Farmers Market vendors to create a delicious local menu. Try the French doughnuts (beignets)!
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DonShor — 2007-10-24 22:30:53

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DonShor — 2007-10-24 22:29:50

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- There are two farmers markets in Davis. This other one is called ["Picnic in the Park"]. The Davis Farmers Market is a must-visit for any visitor and a weekly tradition for many residents. The market is held at ["Central Park"], on ["4th Street" Fourth] and ["C Street"] ["downtown"], is open year-round, rain or shine and is a [http://www.cafarmersmarkets.com/ Certified Farmer's Market]... everything sold in the market is either grown or made by the seller, including certified ["organic"] produce, fresh baked goods, ["Town Flora" flowers], and many other quality products. Sample delicious fruit while mingling with vendors and ["Townies" neighbors]. The "no dogs" policy is laxly enforced.	+ Farmer's Market is held Wed. afternoons and evenings (see above), and Saturday mornings. Starting in late spring, the Wed. evening Farmer's Market is called ["Picnic in the Park"] and features music and other activities. The Davis Farmers Market is a must-visit for any visitor and a weekly tradition for many residents. The market is held at ["Central Park"], on ["4th Street" Fourth] and ["C Street"] ["downtown"], is open year-round, rain or shine and is a [http://www.cafarmersmarkets.com/ Certified Farmer's Market]... everything sold in the market is either grown or made by the seller, including certified ["organic"] produce, fresh baked goods, ["Town Flora" flowers], and many other quality products. Sample delicious fruit while mingling with vendors and ["Townies" neighbors]. The "no dogs" policy is laxly enforced.
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kelvinkay — 2007-10-24 20:20:03

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ScottWeintraub — 2007-08-30 15:06:02

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- * Mike Madison and his lovely wife sell beautiful flowers most of the year and plants intermittently, presses incredible olive oil, makes preserves, and grows the sweetest melons in the summer. He has also written a [http://www.amazon.com/Blithe-Tomato-Mike-Madison/dp/1597140244/ fantastic book] that got a great [http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2006/04/09/RVGDEI0TE81.DTL&hw=blithe+tomato&sn=001&sc=1000/ review in the SF Chronicle] about the life of a small-scale market gardener.	+ * ["Yolo Bulb Farm" Mike Madison] and his lovely wife sell beautiful flowers most of the year and plants intermittently, presses incredible olive oil, makes preserves, and grows the sweetest melons in the summer. He has also written a [http://www.amazon.com/Blithe-Tomato-Mike-Madison/dp/1597140244/ fantastic book] that got a great [http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2006/04/09/RVGDEI0TE81.DTL&hw=blithe+tomato&sn=001&sc=1000/ review in the SF Chronicle] about the life of a small-scale market gardener.

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CovertProfessor — 2007-08-18 18:31:33

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- ''Buying your fruits and veggies locally means that less fossil fuel was burned to get them to you -- good for the environment, plus support for local farmers. And it's fun to eat produce that's truly fresh and in season. Fruits include strawberries and apples all year round; in season, raspberries, blueberries, boysenberries, blackberries, oranges, cherries, nectarines, peaches, etc. Vegetables include "Heirloom" tomatoes (not just the standard beefsteak), fresh corn on the cob, lettuce, carrots, broccoli, mushrooms (many varieties), etc.''	+ ''Buying your fruits and veggies locally means that less fossil fuel was burned to get them to you -- good for the environment, plus support for ["Farms" local farmers]. And it's fun to eat produce that's truly fresh and in season. Fruits include strawberries and apples all year round; in season, raspberries, blueberries, boysenberries, blackberries, oranges, cherries, nectarines, peaches, etc. Vegetables include "Heirloom" tomatoes (not just the standard beefsteak), fresh corn on the cob, lettuce, carrots, broccoli, mushrooms (many varieties), etc.''

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CovertProfessor — 2007-08-18 18:16:47

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- ''Buying your fruits and veggies locally means that less fossil fuel was burned to get them to you -- good for the environment, plus support for local farmers. And it's fun to eat produce that's truly fresh and in season.'' - * Steve is the friendly guy who sells pluots (plum-apricot hybrids) in the warmer weather, apples (Fujis and Pink Ladies), and sometimes cherries and/or apple cherry juice. He's SOOOOO nice! - * An Indian couple who sells Asian pears also sell nectarines and peaches when the weather gets warmer. They often have a basket of overripe fruit for just 50 cents a pound! - * Strawberries and apples all year round! In season: raspberries, blueberries, boysenberries, blackberries, oranges, cherries, nectarines, peaches, etc. - * "Heirloom" tomatoes (not just the standard beefsteak), fresh corn on the cob, lettuce, carrots, broccoli, mushrooms (many varieties), etc. - * ["Good Humus"]: Jeff and Annie Main are some of the original farmers at the market and always heve excellent produce. - * ["Fiddlers Green"] - * ["Lloyds Produce"] - * Vega Farms - eggs - * ["McDonald Orchards"] - * Madison Growers - * ["Pacific Star Garden"] - * Dieckmann Farm - * Sebastapol Berry Farm - * ["Yolo Bulb Farm"] - * Mehl Farm - * Williamson Farm - * Stenzel Farm	+ ''Buying your fruits and veggies locally means that less fossil fuel was burned to get them to you -- good for the environment, plus support for local farmers. And it's fun to eat produce that's truly fresh and in season. Fruits include strawberries and apples all year round; in season, raspberries, blueberries, boysenberries, blackberries, oranges, cherries, nectarines, peaches, etc. Vegetables include "Heirloom" tomatoes (not just the standard beefsteak), fresh corn on the cob, lettuce, carrots, broccoli, mushrooms (many varieties), etc.''
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	+ * Dieckmann Farm + * ["Fiddlers Green"] + * ["Good Humus"]: Jeff and Annie Main are some of the original farmers at the market and always heve excellent produce. + * An Indian couple who sells Asian pears also sell nectarines and peaches when the weather gets warmer. They often have a basket of overripe fruit for just 50 cents a pound! + * ["Lloyds Produce"] + * Madison Growers + * ["McDonald Orchards"] + * Mehl Farm + * ["Pacific Star Garden"] + * Sebastapol Berry Farm + * Stenzel Farm + * Steve is the friendly guy who sells pluots (plum-apricot hybrids) in the warmer weather, apples (Fujis and Pink Ladies), and sometimes cherries and/or apple cherry juice. He's SOOOOO nice! + * Vega Farms - eggs + * Williamson Farm + * ["Yolo Bulb Farm"]
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JoRo — 2007-08-18 16:09:36

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	+ * ["Good Humus"]: Jeff and Annie Main are some of the original farmers at the market and always heve excellent produce. + * ["Fiddlers Green"] + * ["Lloyds Produce"] + * Vega Farms - eggs + * ["McDonald Orchards"] + * Madison Growers + * ["Pacific Star Garden"] + * Dieckmann Farm + * Sebastapol Berry Farm + * ["Yolo Bulb Farm"] + * Mehl Farm + * Williamson Farm + * Stenzel Farm + * ["Bledsoe Pork"] + * ["Cache Creek Nursery"]
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CovertProfessor — 2007-07-14 20:17:11

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- There are two farmer's markets in Davis. This other one is called ["Picnic in the Park"]. The Davis Farmers Market is a must-visit for any visitor and a weekly tradition for many residents. The market is held at ["Central Park"], on ["4th Street" Fourth] and ["C Street"]s ["downtown"], is open year-round, rain or shine and is a [http://www.cafarmersmarkets.com/ Certified Farmer's Market]... everything sold in the market is either grown or made by the seller, including certified ["organic"] produce, fresh baked goods, ["Town Flora" flowers], and many other quality products. Sample delicious fruit while mingling with vendors and ["Townies" neighbors]. The "no dogs" policy is laxly enforced.	+ There are two farmers markets in Davis. This other one is called ["Picnic in the Park"]. The Davis Farmers Market is a must-visit for any visitor and a weekly tradition for many residents. The market is held at ["Central Park"], on ["4th Street" Fourth] and ["C Street"] ["downtown"], is open year-round, rain or shine and is a [http://www.cafarmersmarkets.com/ Certified Farmer's Market]... everything sold in the market is either grown or made by the seller, including certified ["organic"] produce, fresh baked goods, ["Town Flora" flowers], and many other quality products. Sample delicious fruit while mingling with vendors and ["Townies" neighbors]. The "no dogs" policy is laxly enforced.
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- Go early for breakfast or brunch. Check out the new ["Aisu Pops" Market Chef] on Saturdays, who uses items from the Farmers Market vendors to create a delicious local menu. Try the french doughnuts (beignets)!	+ * Go early for breakfast or brunch. Check out the new ["Aisu Pops" Market Chef] on Saturdays, who uses items from the Farmers Market vendors to create a delicious local menu. Try the french doughnuts (beignets)!
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- Please give a few bucks to the musicians - they are living their dreams and sharing their talents, and it's not an easy life. - ''I'm a musician myself, but I also hold down a job. Why should I give my hard-earned cash to some guy just because he's "living the dream" of smoking a pack a day and plucking strings on the street? In my opinion, give them a few bucks if you're deriving enjoyment from the performance. That's a much better reason.''	+ * Please give a few bucks to the musicians - they are living their dreams and sharing their talents, and it's not an easy life. + * ''I'm a musician myself, but I also hold down a job. Why should I give my hard-earned cash to some guy just because he's "living the dream" of smoking a pack a day and plucking strings on the street? In my opinion, give them a few bucks if you're deriving enjoyment from the performance. That's a much better reason.''
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- On summer evenings the community enjoys a ["Picnic In The Park"] while listening to some good music. It's quite family friendly, and you can see kids of all ages playing in the heavily chlorinated fountain and running around on the grass.	+ * Listen to some good music on summer evenings during a ["Picnic In The Park"] . It's quite family friendly, and you can see kids of all ages playing in the heavily chlorinated fountain and running around on the grass. + + * Ride ["The Flying Carousel of the Delta Breeze"]!

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CovertProfessor — 2007-07-14 20:03:41

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CovertProfessor — 2007-07-12 09:55:43

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CovertProfessor — 2007-07-12 09:49:29

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CovertProfessor — 2007-07-12 09:29:28

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- * Steve is the friendly guy who sells pluots (plum-apricot hybrids) in the warmer weather, apples (Fujis and Pink Ladies), and sometimes cherries and/or apple cherry juice. He's SOOOOO nice! - * Pilar sells tamales. Son deliciosos. - * Gold Rush ["Kettle Corn"] is a great place to go. The always have samples, if you want to taste some without the temptation of having an open bag of pure, crunchy yumminess in front of you. It's hard to eat a bag in more than 1 sitting! - * Capricious goat cheese must only be for true cheese connoisseurs because to most people, it tastes like feet. - * The hummus is great; there are about 6 different flavors to sample on little pita chips. - * 2 cheese vendors sell cheese curds, which are slightly salty, and slightly squeaky. Kind of like string cheese, but less oily. One of the vendors' names is [http://www.oakdalecheese.com Oakdale Cheese]. - * ["Buckhorn Steak and Roadhouse"] steak sandwiches - * ["Steve's Place Pizza"] - * ["The Hotdogger"] - * ["Ciocolat"] - * Spring Hill Jersey Cheese from Petaluma - * A bakery with GIANT cookies, apple tarts, and breads. Go to the back of the table, where you can find day-old goods for a discounted price. - * ["Village Bakery"] has excellent breads including an Asiago Loaf that pairs well with any fruit for a lunch in the park. - * ["Upper Crust Bakery"] is another Davis based bread maker. They sell their wares at Farmers' Market, because their bakery is not open to the public. - * Mike Madison and his lovely wife sell beautiful flowers most of the year and plants intermittently, presses incredible olive oil, makes preserves, and grows the sweetest melons in the summer. He has also written a [http://www.amazon.com/Blithe-Tomato-Mike-Madison/dp/1597140244/ fantastic book] that got a great [http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2006/04/09/RVGDEI0TE81.DTL&hw=blithe+tomato&sn=001&sc=1000/ review in the SF Chronicle] about the life of a small-scale market gardener. - * Honey! Farmer MacDonald or whateverhisname is. Great honey; it far surpasses that of anything you can find at the supermarket. 1lb for $6.50. My girlfriend and I can go through one in a week. Free samples too.
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JasonAller — 2007-05-10 17:01:06

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JabberWokky — 2007-05-10 06:56:19

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NumiaCairaguas — 2007-05-09 23:05:08

Davis, CA is HQ for California farmers markets

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NumiaCairaguas — 2007-05-09 22:57:55

one of the first farmers markets in USA

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NumiaCairaguas — 2007-05-09 22:54:06

east quad

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LillianChow — 2007-05-09 13:52:36

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JasonAller — 2007-04-22 23:26:57

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- * ["Aisu_Pop" Market Chef Brunch] On Saturdays only, Jaymes, the popsicle girl from Aisu Pop, cooks up delicious food utilizing market ingredients! Ingredients not from the market are from the Davis Co-op! Arrive early or else you might miss some of the most incredible food available at the Farmer's Market since most items sell out before the market is over.	+ * ["Aisu Pop" Market Chef Brunch] On Saturdays only, Jaymes, the popsicle girl from Aisu Pop, cooks up delicious food utilizing market ingredients! Ingredients not from the market are from the Davis Co-op! Arrive early or else you might miss some of the most incredible food available at the Farmer's Market since most items sell out before the market is over.

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JoRo — 2007-03-12 11:14:39

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- Go early for breakfast or brunch. Check out the new ["Aisu Pops" Market Chef] on Saturdays, who uses items from the Farmers Market vendors to create a delicious local menu.	+ Go early for breakfast or brunch. Check out the new ["Aisu Pops" Market Chef] on Saturdays, who uses items from the Farmers Market vendors to create a delicious local menu. Try the french doughnuts (beignets)!

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ScottWeintraub — 2007-03-05 14:31:09

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- * Mike Madison sells beautiful flowers most of the year and plants intermittently, presses incredible olive oil, and grows the sweetest melons in the summer. He has also written a [http://www.amazon.com/Blithe-Tomato-Mike-Madison/dp/1597140244/ fantastic book] that got a great [http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2006/04/09/RVGDEI0TE81.DTL&hw=blithe+tomato&sn=001&sc=1000/ review in the SF Chronicle] about the life of a small-scale market gardener.	+ * Mike Madison and his lovely wife sell beautiful flowers most of the year and plants intermittently, presses incredible olive oil, makes preserves, and grows the sweetest melons in the summer. He has also written a [http://www.amazon.com/Blithe-Tomato-Mike-Madison/dp/1597140244/ fantastic book] that got a great [http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2006/04/09/RVGDEI0TE81.DTL&hw=blithe+tomato&sn=001&sc=1000/ review in the SF Chronicle] about the life of a small-scale market gardener.

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JoRo — 2007-03-04 17:10:15

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EdwinSaada — 2007-01-28 20:21:42

Revert to version 51 (some kind of weird filter on your comp, takes out words?).

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- * Honey! Farmer MacDonald or whateverhisname is. Great honey; it far surpasses that of anything you can find at the supermarket. 1lb for $6.50. My friend and I can go through one in a week. Free samples too.	+ * Honey! Farmer MacDonald or whateverhisname is. Great honey; it far surpasses that of anything you can find at the supermarket. 1lb for $6.50. My girlfriend and I can go through one in a week. Free samples too.
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ScottWeintraub — 2007-01-22 12:04:35

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DevinCastellucci — 2007-01-20 21:34:47

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CarlMcCabe — 2006-11-05 14:53:52

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- ["Sacramento"] also has its share of farmer's markets throughout the week, the most popular of which is on Sunday mornings under ["Interstate 80"], near the intersection of 5th and W Streets. There are more vendors and more venues to buy non-organic produce.	+ ["Sacramento"] also has its share of farmer's markets throughout the week, the most popular of which is on Sunday mornings from 8am until noon near 8th and W Streets. It is held under ["Interstate 80"], in a state parking lot and has more vendors, more venues to buy non-organic produce, and the prices are generally very reasonable. For more info on Sac-area farmers markets, see http://www.california-grown.com/.

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MisterProfessor — 2006-10-27 23:57:59

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- There are two farmer's markets in Davis. This other one is called ["Picnic in the Park"]. The Davis Farmers Market is a must-visit for any visitor and a weekly tradition for many residents. The market is held at ["Central Park"], on ["4th Street" Fourth] and ["C Street"]s ["downtown"], is open year-round, rain or shine and is a [http://www.cafarmersmarkets.com/ Certified Farmer's Market]... everything sold in the market is either grown or made by the seller, including certified ["organic"] produce, fresh baked goods, ["Town Flora" flowers], and many other quality products. Sample delicious fruit while mingling with vendors and ["Townies" neighbors].	+ There are two farmer's markets in Davis. This other one is called ["Picnic in the Park"]. The Davis Farmers Market is a must-visit for any visitor and a weekly tradition for many residents. The market is held at ["Central Park"], on ["4th Street" Fourth] and ["C Street"]s ["downtown"], is open year-round, rain or shine and is a [http://www.cafarmersmarkets.com/ Certified Farmer's Market]... everything sold in the market is either grown or made by the seller, including certified ["organic"] produce, fresh baked goods, ["Town Flora" flowers], and many other quality products. Sample delicious fruit while mingling with vendors and ["Townies" neighbors]. The "no dogs" policy is laxly enforced.

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AndrewLeonard — 2006-10-21 13:37:55

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AndrewChen — 2006-10-04 14:14:42

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MattLow — 2006-09-16 12:29:00

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JasonAller — 2006-08-24 19:31:34

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EliseKane — 2006-04-02 10:35:01

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GrahamFreeman — 2006-03-25 23:53:35

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- \|\|Sat: 8:001:00 (year-round)\|\| - \|\|Wed. 2:006:00 (OctMar)\|\| - \|\|Wed. 4:308:30 - (AprOct)\|\|	+ \|\|Sat: 8:00–1:00 (year-round)\|\| + \|\|Wed. 2:00–6:00 (Oct–Mar)\|\| + \|\|Wed. 4:30–8:30 - (Apr–Oct)\|\|
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- ''Space under the canopy is reserved for sellers on Saturdays's only. Vendor loyalty (how long you've been selling at the market), earns your position. Also costs the vendors more for placement under canopy ''	+ ''Space under the canopy is reserved for sellers on Saturdays only. Vendor loyalty (how long you've been selling at the market), earns your position. Also costs the vendors more for placement under canopy ''

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TrishAng — 2006-03-25 23:27:16

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- * ["Aisu Pops"]: Jaymes is the energetic woman selling the frozen fruit/veggie pops. Lotsa tasty flavors, and all hand-made with produce from the market!	+ * ["Aisu Pops"]: Jaymes is the energetic woman selling the frozen fruit/veggie pops. Lotsa tasty flavors, and all hand-made with produce from the market! Also check out her equally delicious Half-Pint Soups, available at the market during the colder months. (The Smoked Chicken Tortilla soup is sooo gooood!)

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TrishAng — 2006-03-25 23:24:47

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	+ * ["Aisu Pops"]: Jaymes is the energetic woman selling the frozen fruit/veggie pops. Lotsa tasty flavors, and all hand-made with produce from the market!

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DavisHo — 2006-03-25 15:44:56

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	+ * ["Spring Hill Jersey Cheese"] from Petaluma

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ColinWalsh — 2006-02-16 18:26:47

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- The Market was started in 1975 and has always been in central park. ["Martin Barnes"], and ["good humus" Jeff and Annie Main] were some of the original vendors and organizers.	+ The Market was started in 1975 and has always been in central park. ["Martin Barnes"], and ["Good Humus" Jeff and Annie Main] were some of the original vendors and organizers.

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ColinWalsh — 2006-02-16 18:24:27

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- here is a great article writen by ["Don Lotter"] about the market and it's origins [http://www.newfarm.org/features/0404/davis/index.shtml New Farm ]	+ Here is a great article writen by ["Don Lotter"] about the market and it's origins [http://www.newfarm.org/features/0404/davis/index.shtml New Farm ]

Davis Farmers Market

ColinWalsh — 2006-02-16 18:23:52

now with link goodness

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- The Market was started in 1975 and has always been in central park. Martin Barnes, and Jeff and Annie Main were some of the original vendors and organizers.	+ The Market was started in 1975 and has always been in central park. ["Martin Barnes"], and ["good humus" Jeff and Annie Main] were some of the original vendors and organizers. + here is a great article writen by ["Don Lotter"] about the market and it's origins [http://www.newfarm.org/features/0404/davis/index.shtml New Farm ]

Davis Farmers Market

ColinWalsh — 2006-02-16 18:09:59

added vendor, added history section

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	+ * ["Good Humus"]: Jeff and Annie Main are some of the original farmers at the market and always heve excellent produce.
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	+ + = History = + The Market was started in 1975 and has always been in central park. Martin Barnes, and Jeff and Annie Main were some of the original vendors and organizers. +

Davis Farmers Market

RocksandDirt — 2006-01-24 15:21:32

added link to Oakdale Cheese

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- * 2 cheese vendors sell cheese curds, which are slightly salty, and slightly squeaky. Kind of like string cheese, but less oily. One of the vendors' names is Oakdale Cheese.	+ * 2 cheese vendors sell cheese curds, which are slightly salty, and slightly squeaky. Kind of like string cheese, but less oily. One of the vendors' names is [http://www.oakdalecheese.com Oakdale Cheese].

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JabberWokky — 2006-01-24 14:00:47

Added link to Olinda

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- * Olinda Olive Oil: This old guy normally appears on Saturday mornings but has some of the best olive oil in terms of quality and taste. The "Yellow Mellow" oil, made out of riper olives, has a lovely buttery taste with an entrancing yellow opulescent color.	+ * ["Olinda Olive Oil"] -- This old guy normally appears on Saturday mornings but has some of the best olive oil in terms of quality and taste. The "Yellow Mellow" oil, made out of riper olives, has a lovely buttery taste with an entrancing yellow opulescent color.