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SMFC - Over 800+ Pounds of food harvested this week for Saturday’s Farmers Market

March 5, 2025

SMFC - Over 800+ Pounds of food harvested this week for Saturday’s Farmers Market
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SINT MAARTEN (ST. PETERS) – Day by day we continue to give gratitude and appreciation for the seed, sun, rain, nature and the community members that continue to support St. Maarten Farmers Cooperative’s (SMFC’s) Farmers Market at the St Peters Rupert Maynard Community Youth Center.

This week we are grateful to harvest over 800+ pounds (400kg+) of produce from our farming project and partners in St Kitts. This strategic partnership continues to reap its rewards and serve its purpose by means of delivering healthier quality food at an affordable cost directly to our community members and networking supermarkets.

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The long-term goal and aim are to ensure that prices for quality produce and goods can at all times remain at an equilibrium standard cost. This simply means that the cost of goods and fresh produce will remain at a balanced price at the market for as long as we can despite economic challenges and inflated prices. From here we can only hope it gets better based on the increase in production and cost for transporting goods.

As we continue to express how grateful we are, there is no other way to do so than to give back to those that have continuously supported us from that start. This Saturday we will be giving away a box of carrots divided into amounts community members supporting the farmers market. So get there early, as the early bird always gets the worm.

SMFC invites the general public to come out this Saturday March 8, 2025, for another day of jollification and get their hands on quality produce, products and positive community engagement at the Farmers Market.

This Saturday the Farmers Market will offer once again a wide variety of produce and products from the dedicated community, farmers and product developers.

The variety of items available this weekend will be fresh cold press juices, banana bread, local cookies, baked pumpkin Jonny cakes, veggie soup, honey, coconut oil, castor oil, fresh eggs, plants, gardening materials and locally made natural soaps, skin body care products.

Freshly harvested Produce available this week from our local and regional farmers will be season peppers, sweet peppers, avocado, carrots, pumpkin, cucumbers, sweet potato, papaya, pineapple, lettuce by Farm 4 You, salad mix, tayerblad, basil, mint, lemon grass, big leaf thyme, bayleaf, celery, parsley bak choy, chives and hot peppers.

The Farmers Market begins at 9 am until 2pm, so we encourage community members to come out early as 9am to get their first picks.

SMFC once again would like to thank the general public for supporting the Farmers Market. Your support continues to demonstrate the need for positive community development, engagement and agricultural product sustainability. See you on Saturday March 8, 2025, from 9am to 2 pm, at the Rupert Maynard Community Center, St. Peters.

 

 

 

 

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