Thanks to a USDA Farmers Market Promotional Grant awarded in 2019, we'll be releasing a series of videos highlighting each of our vendors, over the coming year. As a part of this project, we've been able to contract with Peace Frame Productions and Megan Casady Photography to produce these amazing videos. To view more videos like these check out our YouTube page.
“Locally grown flowers really can be the absolute peak of beauty…” Listen in to learn what Matt Arthur and family of BLH Farm are doing to create healthy soil and become completely sustainable, and to bring the best products to their customers at the market.
Handcrafted, start to finish. Niobrara Naturals, a family business, works hard to make sure its customers receive the highest-quality skin care products. Zach, Sarah, and their children enjoy the personal connections they make with CFM customers. Take a few minutes to see how the whole family contributes to making these all-natural products!
“Mushrooms. Fungi. They can feed you. They can nourish you. They can save you. They can kill you.” Take a peek at the mysterious world of mycelium and how Heirloom Fungi has helped change the lives of its customers.
Ron and Sherry Brignac give new meaning to the term “pasture raised.” Take a peek behind the scenes at Hickory Hill Pastures to see what the Brignacs do to care for their animals and give them a good life.
“They say the number one ingredient at Ozark Mountain Biscuit Company is love…and butter.” Bryan Maness of Ozark Mountain Biscuit Company serves up fresh, local ingredients from the farmers market on his food truck and at his restaurant, Ozark Mountain Biscuit & Bar.
Farmers have to be adaptable. Greg and Tammy Sellmeyer of Sellmeyer Farm plant a wide variety of produce and flowers and implement unique techniques to be able to provide for their customers year-round.
A love for baking and the farmers market is baked into every cookie and pie that Jeannie Nobis of C&J Baked Goods brings to Columbia Farmers Market. Take a peek behind the scenes of this one-woman bakery, whose offerings have become a staple for customers on Saturdays.
“The simple life isn’t so simple…” The Sullivan family of Sullivan Farms puts a lot of hard work into pasture raising pigs and giving them a good life.
“Tiny but mighty” is how owner Clay Stem of Stem to Table Farm refers to his microgreens. Learn how this small, local farm encompasses this mantra in bringing fresh food to their community.
Sawdust Studios is a 24/7 woodworking “gym” serving beginners and professionals alike. Owner Cruz Chavez cuts his own wood for the products and brings them full circle to his customers at Columbia Farmers Market.
