Edible Indy Farm Market Guide

PRESERVING INDIANA
he word “preserve” has many meanings: to
protect, to keep, to maintain—all words that
are associated with a summer harvest. The
preservation of seasonal food is essential in
creating a pantry full of fresh eats year round,
allowing you to sustain the nutritional value while
devouring foods picked by your own hands.
Today’s methods of preserving include
canning, freezing, drying, fermenting, pickling,
dry salting, curing, sealing, smoking or cellaring
meats, herbs, produce and edible greens. Whatever
your method, be creative and delight your taste
buds with your house-made treats for months to
come. Thank you for preserving Indiana!
Blueberry Basil Lemon Jam
WHAT YOU NEED
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3 pounds Indiana blueberries
1 cup sugar
½ cup Indiana honey
2 tablespoons fresh-squeezed
lemon juice
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2 tablespoons lemon zest
½ cup water
¼ cup limoncello
Basil leaves to taste
1 package unflavored gelatin
WHAT TO DO
PHOTOGRAPHY
Jennifer L. Rubenstein
1. In a medium bowl, mix together the blueberries, sugar, honey, lemon juice, zest, water and limoncello. Place the basil leaves
in a cheesecloth and tie. Set aside. In a Dutch oven (or a large pot) add the water and blueberry mixture and cook over
medium heat until the mixture begins to boil. Place the cheesecloth bundle of basil in the mixture and place temperature
on low. Stir occasionally to make sure the mixture does not burn to the pot and that the basil mixture is mashed down into
the jam. The more you mash the cheesecloth, the more the basil oils will be released.
2. Continue cooking until the jam begins to thicken, around 30 minutes. Once it begins to thicken, remove from heat. Remove
cheesecloth. If you do not like chunky jam, mash the blueberries until the mixture is more smooth. Add in the package of
gelatin and the mixture should immediately thicken.
PRESERVING
3. While the mixture is cooking, prepare your containers for your preferred preserving process. Jam can be canned in jars or
frozen in containers.
Visit FreshPreserving.com for step-by-step instructions on preserving. We recommend using Ball canning jars or freezer
containers. Ball is an Indiana company dating back to the late 1800s; the Indiana Historical Society in downtown Indianapolis
has an ongoing You Are There exhibit called Communities Can!
Fresh Bucks is a doubling
program for users of SNAP
(Supplemental Nutrition
Assistance Program) at
participating Indianapolis
farmers’ markets. The program
offers a weekly $20 match to
purchase produce, such as fresh
fruits, vegetables and herbs.
This program encourages
participants to connect
farmers to new customers
while promoting healthy, local,
sustainable eating.
Are you a member? Hoosier Farmers
Market Association provides education,
resources and technical support to
Indiana’s farmers’ market community
of market managers, vendors, growers,
producers and consumers to encourage
a vibrant Indiana local food economy.
HFMA works with vendors, markets
and partners on programs such as
Glean Team, Fresh Bucks, SNAP and
WIC. For more information on the
programs and benefits of Hoosier
Farmers Market Association visit
HoosierFarmersMarkets.org
FARMS
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Stranger’s Hill ORGANICS
2815 Louden Rd.
Bloomington
812.876.6520
StrangersHillOrganics.com
9
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19
11
12
Stout’s Melody Acres
Hunt’s Four Corners Farm
907 E. Michigan St.
Indianapolis
BigCityFarmsIndy.com
21
29 Viking Lamb
1634 E. 1000 N.
Morristown
812.871.5700
VikingLamb.com
30 Balanced Harvest Farm
8755 W. Range Rd.
Needham
317.517.4240
31
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32
23
33
34 Stuckey Farm Market
19975 Hamilton Boone County Rd.
Sheridan
317.769.4172
StuckeyFarm.com
35
25
Good Life Farms
12050 Walters Rd.
Martinsville
317.716.8056
GoodLifeFarms.com
The Feelgood farm
The farm for Green BEAN Delivery
Sheridan
TheFeelGoodFarm.com
36 heartland family farm
2784 E. SR 46
Spencer
812.797.6274
24 Dunbar Heritage Farm
4500 S. 500 W.
Lebanon
765.918.6733
Fiedler Family Farms
14056 E. SR 66
Rome
812.836.4348
FiedlerFamilyFarms.com
South Circle Farm
7177 E. 161st St.
Noblesville
SouthCircleFarm.com
Grabow Orchard
6397 S. SR 13
Pendleton
765.534.3225
GrabowOrchard.com
Eskenazi Health Sky Farm
720 Eskenazi Ave.
Indianapolis
317.880.3300
Spencer Farm
7177 E. 161st St.
Noblesville
317.776.1560
SpencerBerryFarm.com
Distelrath Farms
6302 E. Raymond St.
Indianapolis
765.478.3735
DistelrathFarms.com
Seven Acre Farm
11425 S. Jonesville Rd.
Columbus
812.344.2097
Tuttle Orchard
20 Big City Farms
Nay-ture’s Hilltop Farm
5883 Hamilton Creek Rd.
Columbus
812.480.7767
369 E. Greencastle Rd.
Mooresville
317.831.4181
AndersonOrchards.com
5717 N. 300 W
Greenfield
317.326.2278
IndianapolisOrchard.com
brothers beef
1020 N. 850 E.
Columbus
812.343.8119
28 Anderson Orchard
4013 E. 300 N.
Greenfield
317.326.2627
Hunts4Corners.com
This Old Farm
9572 W. CR 650 S.
Colfax
765.342.2161
ThisOldFarm.com
10
Smith Farms
Simpson’s Farm Market
1725 Wampler Rd.
Martinsville
765.349.4857
SimpsonFamilyFarm.com
1169 N. SR 135
Franklin
317.422.8113
StoutsMelodyAcres.com
1470 E. Schacht Rd.
Bloomington
812.824.6425
SchachtFarm.com
8
Russell Sheep Company
Musgrave Orchard & Co
Schacht Fleece & Meat Farm
27
1465 N. CR 800 W.
Franklin
765.296.9554
SmithFarmsIndiana.com
8820 N. Old SR 37
Bloomington
812.480.7767
7
Seldom Seen Farm, Inc.
6501 W. Honey Ln.
Martinsville
765.537.9430
HuntersHoneyFarm.com
3500 E. CR 700 N.
Eaton
765.288.4845
RussellSheepCompany.com
Marble Hill Farm
8101 S. Victor Pike
Bloomington
812.824.7877
6
15
Maple Valley Farm
3330 W. Maple Grove Rd.
Bloomington
812.876.5023
MapleValley.HowardFamilyEnterprise.com
26 Hunter’s Honey Farm
2525 N. CR 425 E.
Danville
317.509.7828
Heskerlew Farm
9015 S. Gore Rd.
Bloomington
812.327.7391
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walhill farms
857 Six Pine Ranch Rd.
Batesville
812.934.2600
WalhillFarm.com
Landess Berry Farm
6000 W. CR 700 S.
Daleville
765.759.9937
LandessFarm.com
harvestland farm
6775 SR 32
Anderson
317.550.9888
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37
Apple Works Orchard
8157 S. 250 W.
Trafalgar
317.878.9317
Apple-Works.com
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38 Kelsay Farms
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66
N. CR 250 E.
Whiteland
317.535.9150
kelsayfarms.com
67
39 Full Circle Farm
15
1962 S. 775 E.
Whitestown
TheFullCircleFarm.com
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85
68
71
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45
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14 49 70
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53 63 64 65
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40 Traders Point Creamery
9101 Moore Rd.
Zionsville
317.733.1700
TradersPointCreamery.com
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37
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36
valentine hill farm
7549 S. Retriever Ln.
Zionsville
317.733.9311
ValentineHillFarm.com
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FARMER’S MARKETS
42 wilson farm market
1720 E. 256th St.
Arcadia
317.758.5734
WilsonFarmMarket.com
9AM–6PM, 7 DAYS A WEEK
YEAR ROUND
43 batesville farmers market
121 Batesville Shopping Village
Batesville
SA 8AM–11AM; MAY 21–LATE OCT
44 Bloomington Community
Farmers’ Market
401 N. Morton St.
Bloomington
812.349.3700
TU 4PM–7PM; SA 8AM–1PM
SA MARKET APR–NOV
TU MARKET JUN–SEP
45 Brownsburg Farmers Market
61 N. Green St
Brownsburg
317.852.1120
TH 4:30PM-7PM; JUN 2–SEP 8
50 Saxony Market
33
131st St. & Olio Rd.
Fishers
317.770.1818
SaxonyMarket.com
SA 8AM–12PM; MAY 21–SEP 10
46 Carmel Farmers Market
Center Green at the Pallidum
Carmel
317.710.0162
CarmelFarmersMarket.com
SA 8AM–11:30AM; MAY–SEPT
51
On the SW corner of Jefferson St.
and Jackson St.
Franklin
DiscoverDowntownFranklin.com
SA 8AM-NOON; MAY 14–SEP 3
47 Artisans Foodworks Market
9600 N. U.S. Hwy 31
Columbus
ArtisanFoodworks.com
3RD SUN OF EACH MONTH;
NOON–3PM
discover downtown franklin
Farmers’ Market
52
greenfield farmers market
48 Columbus Farmer’s Market
Brown St. between 5th & 8th St.
Columbus
812.371.1866
ColumbusFarmersMarket.org
SA 9AM–12:30PM; JUNE 4–SEPT 17
49 Danville Chamber Farmers Market
Old U.S. 36, West of Court House
Danville
SA 8AM–NOON; MAY 14–SEP 3
Main St. Next to Griggsby Station
Greenfield
SA 9AM-NOON
53
Greenwood Farmers’ Market
525 N. Madison Ave.
Greenwood
317.885.7655
SA 8AM-12PM; W 2:30PM-6PM; MAY–OCT
54 38th & Meridian Farmer’s Market
3808 N. Meridian St.
Indianapolis
MeridianFarmersMarket.org
1ST AND 3RD TH, 4PM–6:30PM; JUN-SEP
55
Broad Ripple Farmers Market
66 Kokomo downtown farmers’ market
1115 Broad Ripple Ave.
Indianapolis
BroadrippleFarmersMarket.org
SA 8AM–NOON
SUMMER MARKET MAY–NOV
WINTER MARKET NOV–APR
56 Crooked Creek Farmers Market
Intersection of Mulberry St. &
Washington St.
Kokomo
765.210.8235
KokomoFarmersMarket.com
TH 5PM–7PM; MAY 7–OCT 15
5th Street between Main St.
and Columbia St.
Lafayette
765.742.4041
LafayetteFarmersMarket.com
SA 7:30AM–12:30PM; MAY–OCT
cue farm at butler university
Butler West Campus (Bulldog Rd.),
South from 52nd St. & Lester St.
Indianapolis
Legacy.Butler.edu
TH 4PM–6PM; JUN–OCT
58 Eskenazi Health Farmers’ Market
720 Eskenazi Ave. (IN FRONT OF THE HOSPITAL)
Indianapolis
317.880.3300
TU 11AM–1:30PM; MAY 10–SEP 13
69 Noblesville main street
Farmers’ Market
79th & Marsh Rd.
Indianapolis
FarmToForkMarket.org
FR 4PM–7PM; MAY–OCT
Corner of Shelby St. & E. Southern Ave.
Indianapolis
GarfieldParkFarmersMarket.org
SA 9AM–12:30PM; MAY–OCT
61
70 Plainfield Chamber Farmers’ Market
727 N. Oriental St.
Indianapolis
GrowingPlacesIndy.com
TH 4PM-7PM; JUN–SEP
71
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64 Original Farmers’ Market
at the INDIANAPOLIS City Market
222 E. Market St.
Indianapolis
317.634.9266
IndyCM.com
W 9:30AM–1:30PM; MAY–OCT
65 slow food garden at
white river state park
801 W. Washington St.
Indianapolis
GrowingPlacesIndy.org
CSA PICK UP SPOT ON W NIGHTS
Zionsville Farmers’ Market
Corner of Main St & Hawthorne
Zionsville
ZionsvilleFarmersMarket.org
SA 8AM–11AM; MAY–SEP
6701 Hoover Rd.
Indianapolis
SU 10AM–1:30PM; MAY–OCT
7800 N. Hague Rd.
Indianapolis
773.505.0851
MarketAtHague.com
SA 8AM–12PM; MAY–OCT
8960 E. Ridge Rd.
Hobart
219.962.1383
JohnsonsFarmProduce.com
79 Fischer Farms
742 Crestwood Dr.
Jasper
812.481.1411
FFNatural.com
80 Willowfield Lavender
6176 E. Smokey View Rd.
Mooresville
765.265.1422
WillowfieldLavender.com
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SPECIALTY FARMS
73
5820 S. Shore Dr.
Nashville
765.265.1422
83
salt creek shrimp company
4752 Old Indiana 46
Nashville
812.720.3065
SaltCreekShrimp.com
84 apple blossom honey farm
2800 E. 600 S.
Star City
866.956.2337
ABHoneyFarm.com
85 miller family poultry
English Buffalo Farm
6432 N. U.S. Hwy. 231
Bainbridge
765.522.7777
EnglishBuffaloFarm.com
75
82 Loveland Farms Sausage
Carley Elk Farm
29113 Haworth Rd.
Atlanta
765.552.9999
Elk4U.com
74
Farmers Market at Minnetrista
311 W. Saint Joesph St.
Muncie
765.282.4848
Minnetrista.net
whitestown farmers market
6120 S. 700 E.
Whitestown
317.758.5734
SA 10AM–2PM; JUN 11–OCT 15
62 Jewish Community Center
63 the market at hague
78 Johnson’s Farm Produce
105 S. East St.
Plainfield
W 4PM–7PM; JUN 1–SEP 14
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Capriole Goat Cheeses
10329 New Cut Rd.
Greenville
812.923.9408
CaprioleGoatCheese.com
839 Conner St.
Noblesville
317.776.0205
noblesvillemainst.org
SA 8AM–NOON; MAY 7–OCT 15
59 Farm to Fork at Normandy Farm
60 garfield park farmers market
77
68 lebanon CITY market
105 N. Main St.
Lebanon
317.776.0205
FIRST FRIDAYS 4—8PM; MAY 6-OCT 7
Heritage Farm Suri Alpacas
4175 N. 1200 W.
Flora
765.566.3077
OurHeritageFarm.com
67 Historic Lafayette farmers market
7003 N. Michigan Rd.
Indianapolis
317.257.5388
SU 11:30AM–3PM; JUN–OCT
57
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Jacobs & brichford
2957 S. SR 1
Connersville
765.265.1422
JandBCheese.com
1113 N. Terrace Rd.
Thorntown
317.645.6001
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