Bath Farmers Market
BESLEY'S STRAWBERRIES AT BFM
Thursday, 03 May 2012 15:54
NEW TRADERS 12/5/11 WINE & RAPESEED OIL
Wednesday, 07 December 2011 13:36
ANGELA'S KITCHEN WILL NOW BE KNOWN AS HOMEWOOD CHEESES
Friday, 21 October 2011 15:20
About us
Bath Farmers Market Ltd was the first Farmers' Market in the UK and was established in September 1997 in response to Local Agenda 21.
Trade at the market
Fundamental to the "Farmer's Market" concept is that all products sold on a stall are actually produced by that stall-holder
Traders this week
An up to date list of approved Bath Farmers Market traders who will be trading this coming Saturday between 9.00 am - 1.30 pm
Latest News
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BESLEY'S STRAWBERRIES AT BFM
We are pleased to announce that Cliff from Besley's Strawberries, is back selling his delicious locally grown Cheddar strawberries at Bath Farmers Market. Cream available from either Simon at Dreamers Farm or from Kimber Farms. I can almost hear those tennis balls - assuming of course the weather improves! Anyhow whatever the weather strawberries and cream are always welcome - and so low in calories - well the strawberries are!!!
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NEW TRADERS 12/5/11 WINE & RAPESEED OIL
We are pleased to have two new traders to Bath Farmers Market this coming Saturday 12th May 2012, Wraxall Vineyard and Harvest Oils.
WRAXALL VINEYARD lies on a beautiful warm south- facing slope which is situated between the Mendip and Quantock Hills in Somerset. It is the perfect location for growing a variety of grapes that capture the very essence of English Wine. Wraxall is a medieval name meaning a nook of land frequented by buzzards. You will see from their label design that they have chosen the buzzard to be their company logo.
HARVEST OILS Bath Harvest Rapeseed Oils is high in mono-unsaturates and contains half the saturated fat of olive oil, Bath Harvest Rapeseed Oil preserves its health-boosting properties even at high temperatures. It’s thanks to the Romans - who introduced oil seed rape to this country – that they can produce their golden oil. Rather aptly, they farm in beautiful Somerset countryside on the doorstep of Aquae Sulis – the Roman name for the City of Bath. Their family have been farming at Wilmington for three generations. They are a Duchy of Cornwall farm consisting of arable and beef production with over six hundred acres of land. They follow sustainable farming practices to ensure that, wherever possible, they help to preserve and protect the countryside and it's environment - perfect for Bath Farmers Market!! If you live closer to Somerset than you do the Mediterranean and want a local, low food-miles product then give 100% British Bath Harvest Rapeseed Oil a try!
Please see "TRADERS THIS WEEK" for an up to date list of traders due at the Market this coming Saturday. Please contact Laura if you have any queries/concerns regarding Bath Farmer's Market Ltd on 0777 969 7278.