Our Producers
Steve Groff (at left), Cedar Meadow Farm, http://www.cedarmeadowfarm.com/
"The Common Market is a new frontier for locally grown because it's targeting the institutions and some of the other things that just haven't been as convenient," said Lancaster County farmer Steve Groff, who is selling tomatoes and raspberries through the Common Market.
"I can't go to Philadelphia with my truck and make 15 stops with two or three items that I might grow," Groff said.
(Source: Common Market Distributes Local Farmers' Produce, Harold Brubaker, August 6, 2008 Philadelphia Inquirer)
Dawn Buzby, Buzby Farm, http://buzbyfarm.adamsarts.com/
"I'm just very excited about our product staying local," Dawn Buzby said. "It's fresher. They get the best quality."
(Source: Common Market Distributes Local Farmers' Produce, Harold Brubaker, August 6, 2008 Philadelphia Inquirer)
Here’s what some of our producers have been saying about us:
"The Common Market is a new frontier for locally grown because it's targeting the institutions and some of the other things that just haven't been as convenient," said Lancaster County farmer Steve Groff, who is selling tomatoes and raspberries through the Common Market.
"I can't go to Philadelphia with my truck and make 15 stops with two or three items that I might grow," Groff said.
(Source: Common Market Distributes Local Farmers' Produce, Harold Brubaker, August 6, 2008 Philadelphia Inquirer)
Dawn Buzby, Buzby Farm, http://buzbyfarm.adamsarts.com/
"I'm just very excited about our product staying local," Dawn Buzby said. "It's fresher. They get the best quality."
(Source: Common Market Distributes Local Farmers' Produce, Harold Brubaker, August 6, 2008 Philadelphia Inquirer)
