Farmer's Market Update - 1/12/2019

Publisher's note: The following are excerpts of an email update from the Lenoir County Farmer's Market organizers. Photo by Linda Whittington / Neuse News

What’s at the Farmer’s Market?

There will be no vendors at the Farmer’s Market from now until strawberry season, which will be in April. Rodney, the Pork Skin Man, will be open randomly on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturday. You will be able to tell when he has pork skins by the signs he puts on Vernon Avenue and other places around town.
 
Hope all of you will have a healthy, happy and prosperous 2019, and sincerely hope that it will be a year of no floods and just the right amount of rain. This year has been a tough one for our produce farmers, so please support them all you can in 2019.

Can't wait for those delicious strawberries and asparagus! See you in April.

Upcoming events at the Farmer's Market

Master Gardener Volunteer Training Classes will be offered by Lenoir County Cooperative Extension beginning on January 24th. The class will consist of 10 weekly classes and a field trip.

They will  be taught on Thursday afternoons from 3:30 until 6:30 at the the Lenoir County Cooperative Extension office.

If you are interested in becoming involved, please call the Extension Office at 252-527-2191 or stop by the office at 1791Hwy 11/55. Applications are available upon request.

You may keep up with what the Master Gardeners are doing in our community by "liking" them on Facebook at Lenoir County Extension Master Gardeners.