New farmstead market open Wednesday thru Saturday normal business hours until 7. 10-2 on Sundays, at the corner of Scioto and Main Street. “We plan to stock ONLY local produce at the farm market, supporting the local farmers. We will carry fresh berries, produce, jams, maple syrup, honey, baked goods, and fry pies. Always a assortment of local farm produce, said Susie McMullen. “My boyfriend Westley Ebenhack has helped help run the farmers market in town so we have a lot of experience with this,” said Suzie McMullen. A interesting item that I found when doing the interview was a planter that had all kinds of natural herbs planted in it. McMullen said, “You must try one of our fry pies, the fruit inside is local jams and jellies not canned fruit, you can taste the difference.”
Westley Edenhack was the previous manager for the Pickaway County Farmers Market, New Farmstead Market plans to be a addition to the market not to take away from it. Edenhack went to Circleville High school, studied Horticulture and Crop Science at The Ohio State University. If you want more information on this weeks fresh fruits, vegetables, or flowers check out the Facebook group https://www.facebook.com/thefarmsteadmarketcircleville/
