Welcome to some of the market vendors you will find this season. Pink Moon Farm - Pink Moon Farm is a diversified fruit and vegetable operation in suburban Southern NJ. We are sustainably managed, and focus on heirloom, non-GMO veggies. Bib Bandana - Bib Bandana prides itself on quality, handmade bibs, binky clips, and burp cloths for your baby boy or girl made just for you! Il Fuoco Dentro - Original and authentic Pizza with tastes and fragrances created by the heat of the wood fire which produces a clearly superior pizza! Graceful Knit Knots - Handmade gifts for the whole family! Items include baby and you hats, boot cuffs, blankets, scarves. Message for pricing and shipping details. Aradia's Treasure Metaphysical Shop - We carry inspiring products for mind, body and spirit. We offer tarot readings and reiki sessions at affordable prices. Bear Soaps - The items are Handmade bath & body products. The items are not just for women but men are included. All Items a vegetable based and are husband tested. Not Your Mama's Tacos - Fresh Ingredients, No MSG or Preservatives. Modern Fusion Tacos served from our family to yours. We cater. Let us do the cooking and take the mess with us! The Jawn Shop - Custom woodworking, Crafts, and other Jawns from Southern New Jersey. "Jawn" is a term local to the Philadelphia region used to refer to a thing, place, person, or event that one need not or cannot give a specific name to. Bijou Blessings - Bijou Blends nourishes the body and mind through essential oil products infused with crystals, herbs and blessings. Rosa Brothers Produce - Rosa Brothers Produce is a space to teach our sons about the love of land, to grow something that nourishes you and others, and market. Urban farming started for us as an activity to do with our eldest son.

South Jersey's cold winter weather continued into spring and, because of this, many farmers say that they're at least one to three weeks behind on their crops. Southern states such as Florida and Georgia are finishing out their growing seasons at their normal times, but northern states such as New York and Pennsylvania are getting an even later start than South Jersey due to even harsher conditions.

Strong women of sustainable agriculture. Imagine an organic farming revolution. One that builds soil rather than depletes it and saves seed rather than destroys it. Right now, millions of women are behind this work. They believe in tomorrow. And their work is changing the world. Women Who Farm supports and celebrates those who do this necessary work. We bring resources, community, and shared story. http://www.womenwhofarm.com/

New Jersey Produce Calendar. Ever tried to buy blueberries at a local New Jersey produce market in April, only to find they’re not available? That’s because although blueberries can be found in grocery stores year round, they’re truly in season in the summer, between June and August.We’ve created an in-season produce calendar for New Jersey so you can easily see when it’s the right time to find the freshest asparagus, or if you’ve missed sweet corn season. https://www.farmflavor.com/new-jersey/whats-growing-new-jersey-produce-calendar/