Our Local Bounty Farmers' Market

06/25/2013

Thanks to Donna and Debbie for their music; Random Acts of Harping at OLB!

06/08/2013

Come on out for chicken, pork and eggs!

06/01/2013

Hats off to our market master, Jeff

06/01/2013

Mary Ellen was busy making beautiful art over the winter

06/01/2013

Can't "beet" Avis' produce

06/01/2013

Our sweetest farmer, Mike Q from H&H Farm in Brandywine, MD

06/01/2013

Making pottery on opening day of the market

05/30/2013

Have you seen the market signs going up? Any ideas for key locations that will grab lots of attention? If you can put a sign in your yard, come pick one up from Jeff on Saturday!

05/30/2013

SATURDAY IS OPENING DAY FOR THE MARKET!! Fresh veggies galore and great neighbors, too!

04/29/2013

Calling All Local Chefs!!
Governor Martin O’Malley invites chefs using local Maryland ingredients to submit original recipes for the Sixth Annual “Buy Local Cookout,” which will be held at Government House in Annapolis on Thursday, July 25, from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.

Recipes must be submitted by May 6, 11:00pm EST and include products from at least one Maryland farmer, waterman, or other producer. This year, chefs are being asked to submit simple but creative recipes that showcase ways the average Maryland family can prepare delicious, nutritious meals with locally produced food at home.

Recipes will be chosen in each of the following categories: appetizer, main dish, side dish or salad, dessert and beverage.

Selected teams will be invited to provide, prepare, and share their dish at the Governor's Cookout. Chefs should note that recipes may be published in the Maryland Department of Agriculture’s 2013 Maryland Buy Local Cookout Recipes cookbook. Complete rules of entry and additional information are posted on line athttp://mda.maryland.gov/Documents/2013_Recipe_Guidelines.pdf

Recipes should be submitted online at: https://mdamarketing.wufoo.com/forms/2013-governor-omalleys-buy-local-cookout/

04/22/2013

The first OLB newsletter of 2013 is out, and it invites you to join us at next weekend's plant swap.

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