
Support Your Local Farmer's Market
Cooperstown Farmer's Market
Location: Pioneer Alley, 101 Main St. Behind Key Bank
Times of Operation: Saturdays, 8am-2pm (Mid-May through Labor Day Weekend), Saturdays, 9am-2pm (After Labor Day Weekend to Mid-December)
Season: May through Mid-December
Morris Farmer's Market
Location: Morris Firehouse, West Main St.
Times of Operation: Thursday 3pm-6:30pm
Season: July 2 - October 8
Oneonta Farmer's Market
Location: Kim K. Muller Plaza. Main St. (Rt. 7) & Dietz St.
Times of Operation: Saturdays, 9am-2pm (May 23-October 31) and Tuesdays, 10am-2pm, (June, 16-September, 29
Season: May 23 - October 31
Location: Pioneer Alley, 101 Main St. Behind Key Bank
Times of Operation: Saturdays, 8am-2pm (Mid-May through Labor Day Weekend), Saturdays, 9am-2pm (After Labor Day Weekend to Mid-December)
Season: May through Mid-December
Morris Farmer's Market
Location: Morris Firehouse, West Main St.
Times of Operation: Thursday 3pm-6:30pm
Season: July 2 - October 8
Oneonta Farmer's Market
Location: Kim K. Muller Plaza. Main St. (Rt. 7) & Dietz St.
Times of Operation: Saturdays, 9am-2pm (May 23-October 31) and Tuesdays, 10am-2pm, (June, 16-September, 29
Season: May 23 - October 31
It supports the local economy - Buying locally-produced products helps support small local
businesses as well as the local farmers who provide the products for sale;
It produces healthier foods - Local foods are more nutritious because as food ages, it loses vitamins and minerals;
It produces fresher foods - Buying local food means food makes it to your home faster and is, therefore, fresher;
It’s environmentally friendly - Local foods require less packaging and travel less distances, saving on waste and pollution; and
It produces healthier foods - Local foods are more nutritious because as food ages, it loses vitamins and minerals;
It produces fresher foods - Buying local food means food makes it to your home faster and is, therefore, fresher;
It’s environmentally friendly - Local foods require less packaging and travel less distances, saving on waste and pollution; and
It creates access to the people who grow your food - Buying local food allows for you to build a
personal relationship with the person who has been with your food from the beginning so you know
where it came from.