Local Foods Miami County

04/01/2020

VERY TRUE ! Check out Miami County Locally Grown an online Farmers Market, with famers and food producers from with in 30 miles of Miami County ,Ohio. You order food online and pick it up on Tuesday evenings at:
First Place Christian Center
16 W. Franklin St.
Troy, Ohio, 45373
Your order is brought out to your car by local farmers/food producers. Your online food source all year long. Check out:
www.miamicounty.locallygrown.net

Thank you for keeping us close, and your food !!

07/08/2019

Find Marinda Mucci’s Sweet Treats year-round on the Miami County Locally Grown website

04/29/2019

The Overfield Tavern Museum once again presents "Tea at the Tavern," in partnership with McGuffey Herb & Tea Co. and Andy’s Garden Center, with generous support from the St. Patrick Soup Kitchen. Experience 19th-century elegance as you sip historically inspired teas and sample sandwiches and pastries from Bakehouse Bread Co. Period music will complement the company of friends and family in the warm, intimate environment of Troy's oldest structure. Tea will be served at two seatings on Saturday May 4; the 1 pm seating is SOLD OUT, but seats remain for our 4 pm seating. Tickets are $20 each and may be purchased through Eventbrite (search for "Overfield," subject to fee), or by mailing a check payable to the Overfield Tavern Museum at 201 E. Water St., Troy, OH 45373. Please specify the number of guests in your party and with whom you would like to be seated.

09/03/2017

Twelve years ago I self published a full color photo essay “Coffee Table” type book on Miami County called Miami’s Pride, A Portrait of A County. That book project was a 8.5” x11” full color landscape formatted book that featured my original photographs and paintings of people and places in Miami County. “Miami’s Pride” featured every township in the county, every community small or large and special sections of the book on “Farming” and “Making Things in Miami County”. I particular enjoyed working on the “Farming” and “Making Things” sections of the book. In the past year I have been considering possible NEW themes for a book and as a Local Food producer myself (McGuffey Herb & Spice Co.) I thought a book on “Local Food” would be a perfect fit. I did a market survey to gauge the interest in a book on Local Foods and the survey has yielded positive results so I have decided to embark on this NEW book project called Local Foods Miami County.

09/03/2017

Popcorn grown by Marrs Farm Fresh Produce in Piqua.