Catawba Valley Farmers Market
CVFM Information: Pam Hall, CVFM Secretary
Phone: (540) 580-1533 Email: catawbafarmermarket@gmail.com
Thursdays 3:00pm - 6:30pm Rain or Shine "The friendliest Farmers Market in the valley!"
Randi Wines
Roanoke Co. Public Library
Randi Wines lives in the Catawba Valley.
She is the Manager of the Roanoke Co.
Library in Glenvar.
She feels that everyone should have access
to the library’s services and
she enjoys providing that opportunity
to residents of the Catawba Valley.
The library wants to get to know the community better and learn what new services
could be offered.
Each week the library will have new
books and activities available.
Visitors can register for a library card
that will allow them to request and
check out materials as well as
access online resources.
Stop by for a chat & receive
a useful gift each week!
Josh & Stephanie Keith
Josh & Stephanie live in New Castle with their kids, pups, and well . . . . . a LOT of chickens.
They now dabble in lots of gardening & sustainability practices, but the primary focus
on their mini farm is pastured poultry.
Pastured poultry is moved to fresh grass every
1-2 days, and supplemented with non-GMO feed.
Paradox Pastures offers whole chickens,
a variety of cuts and pieces, as well as
other poultry related products such as
organ meat & bone broth kits.
They'll be at the market on 2nd & 4th Thursdays.
Steve & Pam Hall
Hall Gardens
The Halls began selling produce in 2010,
the first year of Catawba Valley Farmers Market. They live just one mile from the market,
so their produce is truly local and fresh.
In addition to fresh vegetables, the Halls also pickle cucumbers, squash and beets.
Their rhubarb makes a delicious jam.
Steve is a great kitchen help, slicing all the produce for canning. Pam spends her time planting, watering, weeding & harvesting.
Steve likes to supervise
from under the chestnut tree.
Craig Co. FFA
The letters “FFA” stand for
Future Farmers of America.
It is an intracurricular student organization for those interested in agriculture and leadership.
FFA prepares members for premier leadership, personal growth and career success
through agricultural education.
It develops members’ potential and helps them discover their talent through hands-on experiences, which give members the tools
to achieve real-world success.
Members are future chemists, veterinarians, government officials, entrepreneurs, bankers, international business leaders, teachers and premier professionals in many career fields.
Darlene Smithwick
Darlene is the Public Services Coordinator for Roanoke County Public Library and is working on developing an outreach program for the library system. After hearing that residents of the Catawba area desire library services, she thought attending the Catawba Valley Farmers Market might be a good first step. It will allow the library to both share the services that are already offered and to get to know the community in order to learn what services would be of value to them. They plan to bring books and activities for all ages. They can register people for library cards so they can check out materials and be able to use the library's online resources. They will also have a useful gift for anyone who stops by to visit them.
