Warragul Farmers' Market

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The Warragul Farmers' Market was launched in November 2013 with almost 50 stalls run by local farmers and producers. The market runs every third Saturday from 8.30am-1pm in Civic Park Warragul. 104kms East of Melbourne on the M1.

Stalls include fresh local and organic produce, many types of meat, honey, artisan breads, cakes and specialty sweet food, plants, local cheeses, olives and oils, bush foods, berries, herbs and much much more. Other stalls are run by local restaurants Big Spoon Little Spoon and The Outpost and a number of others selling ready to eat food and you can grab a coffee made from locally roasted beans. 

The mission of the Warragul Farmers' Market is to create a social, community driven space where local farmers, producers and artisans can sell a diverse range of produce and food related products directly to consumers. The market encourages low food miles, clean eating and a connection between the consumer and the grower. The market aims to provide a source of income for the farmers and producers and will promote healthy living through education about nutrition and access to high quality food.

Proudly sponsored by Vin Rowe Farm Machinery who has been serving Australian Farmers for over 50 years.

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