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Read all about it! At the June market Patrick Noble of Byrn Cocyn Farm was selling his self published book 'Notes from The Old Blair and Bush' under his pseudonym Ernest Organic. Patrick describes the book as a rant- but as a producer of organic meat his views are fascinating - especially on how the term 'organic' is used by big business. In his chapter on Farmers' Markets he says - Farmers' Markets have the potential to create real change without bloodshed, without revolution and without ideology. They are revivalist and not revolutionary. So if you fancy something a bit different to read this Summer then pick up a copy at the next market. |
Betwixt sample new lagerMike McGuigan was sampling his new brew 'Storr', a pale, hoppy, pilsner style lager for the first time at the June market - ideal for Summer barbeques. 
Find out more at www.betwixtbeer.co.uk where you can find out which local pubs are now supplied by Betwixt or place an order for collection at the next market. |
To vote for this years producer awards please click here and complete the voting form - thanks!
Wirral Farmers' Market is held every 2nd Saturday in New Ferry from 9.00am to 1.00pm.
There is plenty of free parking in the car park or on the street.
There are local bus and train services, please see www.merseytravel.org
The largest market in the area, we have over 30 stalls at each event ranging from vegetables, meat, fish and bread to chocolate, cheese and beer!
You can make a family trip with a great cafe and local shops in New Ferry.
With hundreds of visitors, Wirral Farmers' Market is a great place to trade.
The market is currently oversubscribed and we have limited space, however we hold a waiting list and should a registered stallholder be unable to attend we can offer people on the waiting list a temporary stall. Please complete the Application form to apply.
To maintain a balanced market we try to balance the types of produce on offer to give customers the widest possible choice.
Wirral Farmers' Market is always looking for new ways to promote healthy living and the importance of cooking and using the best local ingredients, with students planning their University future it's a great time to think about how you might cook for yourself and the StudentCook website is a great place to start!
Check out our price comparison against the Supermarkets - you'll be amazed at the results! Click here to find out the true cost!
Wirral Farmers' Market is a voluntary/community group and all profits are re-invested in the local community.
Since 2003 we have put £16,000 in to the community through our grants. Click here for more more information.
The market is run by volunteers with the support of the local council.
If you are a local organisation that would like to find out more or work with us then please email us.
