Down to Earth Refillery Zero Waste Store at Renningers Market Kutztown PA

06/05/2026

🌸🌸🌸Still Our Favorite Clean Zero Waste Deodorant!🌸

06/02/2026

Lots of Mason Jar Toppers to Choose From🌎 #

06/02/2026

💙💙💙Rest In Peace Officer Yeager💙💙💙
Thank you for your service to our community.

Central Berks Regional Police Officer Kristen Yeager died Friday evening after being involved in a crash while responding to a call for service in Earl Township, according to a statement released by the department. Emergency crews were dispatched at approximately 7:54 p.m. to the intersection of Man...

05/27/2026

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05/27/2026

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Why Destroy Farmland for Solar Panels When Empty Parking Lots Already Cover Our Cities?
They tell us solar energy is the future — and maybe it is. But why should fertile farmland, the same land that feeds families and grows crops for generations, disappear under endless rows of panels when millions of parking spaces sit baking under the sun every single day?

Imagine driving into a shopping center and parking under solar roofs that give shade in summer, protect cars from rain, and create clean energy at the same time. No extra land destroyed. No farms sacrificed. Just smarter use of space we already have.

Fields are more than empty land. They grow food, support farmers, protect wildlife, and carry family histories stretching back decades. Once farmland is covered, it rarely comes back the same. Meanwhile, giant parking lots already cover huge areas of cities with nothing but hot concrete.

This idea isn’t about being against solar power. It’s about using common sense. We need renewable energy, but we also need food, nature, and open land. The smartest solutions should do both.

Cover the places already built by humans before replacing the land that feeds humans.

The future shouldn’t force us to choose between green energy and green fields when we can have both.

05/27/2026

The difference between an injured animal that survives and one that doesn't is rarely the injury. It's what happens in the five minutes after someone finds it.

Most people stop, look, and drive off because they don't know what to do. Or they approach with good intentions and do something that makes it worse.

🌿 The one thing most people don't know: covering the animal's head and eyes drops the stress level immediately. An animal that can't see calms down. It's the single most effective thing you can do before help arrives.

No food. No water. Wrap loosely to keep warm. Call your state wildlife agency or find the nearest licensed rehabilitator at ahnow.org by zip code.

A blanket and thick gloves in the trunk. That's the entire kit 🐾

05/25/2026

05/21/2026

So many Teacher, Bus Driver, Instructor Eco gifts!

05/15/2026

🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸See you tomorrow!🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸

Did you mark your calendar to be sure and come down to the Pottstown FARM and meet our amazing vendors? We can't wait for you to meet them THIS SATURDAY, MAY 16th, from 9-12! Aunt Tara's, Beckey’s Fun Faces, The Crafty Baddie, Cruz Family Little Farm, Down to Earth Refillery Zero Waste Store at Renningers Market Kutztown PA, Edible Addictions, Five Saints Distilling, Fur Pawz Boutique, Hoffman Bread, isRiel Handmade, Kari On Designs, Kevin's Crazy Kitchen Pickles at the Hipster Farm, Mommy and Me Candles, Ric's Bread, Rosedell Farms, Rusty Knives, SHEEK by K.E.Issa, Sleepy Cat Urban Winery, Justene’s Candles, Whiskers and Tendrils and With These Hands Botanicals Join us for the fun at our 11th season at FARM!