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Vendor Profiles

Posted by osfn admin 30 Oct, 2008

Attention Vendors: You can now update your own profile Read full article>>

Categories : Vendor Info

New Look For Website

Posted by osfn admin 29 Oct, 2008

We are pleased to announce the relaunch of www.owensoundfarmersmarket.ca.

We hope that you will find our newly renovated site to be interesting and useful.  Send us an email and let us know your comments and feedback. Read full article>>

Categories : Market News & Info, Raving Rooster Weblog

Hot Roasted Red Pepper Chicken Soup

Posted by osfn admin 27 Oct, 2008

This is the basic recipe for the Hot Roasted Red Pepper Chicken Soup that was served at the October 22, 2008 OSFM Harvest Bowl Soup Supper. (recipe provided by Irwin & Susan Seidman of Susan’s Market Meat Pies & Loafology)

Now I don’t want anyone to think that I am intentionally leaving things out, but the truth is, this was one of those “off the top” recipes, and I didn’t keep notes.  The list of ingredients below should be very close … you may want to play around with salt and pepper to taste and might want to increase or decrease the chili peppers depending on the “heat” level you are looking for. Read full article>>

Categories : Market Recipies

Hearty Crock Pot Bison Soup

Posted by osfn admin 27 Oct, 2008

The Hearty Crock Pot Bison Soup recipe comes from www.bisonbasics.com and was prepared by Susan Forrest of Stoney Keppel Bison, for the 2008 OSFM Harvest Bowl Soup Supper.

All you need for this recipe is a crock pot (minimum capacity of 4 ½ quarts), and 20 minutes in the morning.
The soup will be ready to serve 10 minutes after you get home from a day’s work. This is a very economical way to prepare bison, and a great way to introduce it to first-timers. Served with cheese, bread/crackers, or veggie sticks on the side, this recipe will feed at least 6 hungry people for dinner. Read full article>>

Categories : Market Recipies

Kale Soup

Posted by osfn admin 27 Oct, 2008

This Kale soup is another great recipe from the 2008 Owen Sound Farmers Market Harvest Bowl Soup Supper.  This one comes from Arwen Greenwood from About Books. Read full article>>

Categories : Market Recipies

Pay OSFM Fees Online

Posted by osfn admin 26 Oct, 2008

Pay On LinePaying you booth/stall rental fees will be getting easier soon.

We are currently working on plans to introduce secure online payments for those vendors who would prefer to pay by Credit or Debit card. We will let you know as soon as the details are ironed out.

Categories : Vendor Info

Vendor Application

Posted by osfn admin 25 Oct, 2008

Download the OSFM Vendor Application here.

Please note that this application form can not be completed online at the present time.  If you are interested in becoming a vendor at the Owen Sound Farmers’ Market, you will need to bring your completed application in person to the OSFM Market Manager (Tom Pink) and Saturday morning, between 7:30 and 12:00.

Categories : Vendor Info

Vendor Inquiries

Posted by osfn admin 24 Oct, 2008

Are you interested in becoming a vendor at the Owen Sound Farmers’ Market?

Would you like to know more about being an OSFM vendor?  We invite you to drop by the market any Saturday morning between 7am - 12:30pm. Check it out for yourself.  Take some time to talk to our vendors, directors, and the market manager. Read full article>>

Categories : Vendor Info

OSFM Regulations

Posted by osfn admin 24 Oct, 2008

These regulations shall be in effect from July 13 1996 and may only be amended by the General Membership at any Annual or General Meeting called for that purpose. Notice shall be given seven days in advance of the meeting. Read full article>>

Categories : Vendor Info

Market Past

Posted by osfn admin 24 Oct, 2008

Owen Sound Farmers MarketIt is difficult with precision to ascertain where or when the initial Owen Sound Farmers’ Market began. There exists a number of references in the early history of Owen Sound to a “Market Square”. One of these was at the site of Boyds Wharf, (where the current Bayshore Arena is sited) and another was beside the courthouse (current old courthouse). Yet another places the market in its current location prior to any building for its specific use. These differences may reflect the changes occurring as the newly established community grew and evolved. Read full article>>

Categories : OSFM Past & Future