Celebrating the Season - Bureau County Health Department

Bureau /Putnam County Health Departments
Celebrating the Harvest
Working toward a healthier community
by building your health…
Farm to Table Edition
Our Farmers Markets
Bureau & Putnam Counties have
5 great Farmers Markets in:
• Spring Valley
• Princeton
• Sheffield
• Granville
• Walnut
Every week, May through
September, local residents can
find fresh picked, healthy food
for great prices. Invest in your
health and the local economy at
the same time!
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What’s From the
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From the Ground Up’s goal is to strengthen a
sustainable local food system. Our focus is on healthy,
locally and sustainable grown agricultural products
in Bureau/Putnam Counties, the people that grow
them and the markets where they sell. We’ve
discovered a talented group of local growers and we
want to share them and their great food with you!
We have a lot to celebrate this year, with our new
website/Facebook page, expanded markets, education
programs, loyalty program, and recipe cards. We
focused our energy towards a healthier, well-fed
community, worked hard in the fields, and brought
the best to the customers. Success tastes good!
Find local growers and markets at:
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We live in an area with a rich
farming history and some of the
best soils in the world. We
also have some of the best
growers, providing our area
with an abundance of
healthful choices in fresh
fruits, vegetables, herbs,
meats and eggs. They have a
strong commitment to
sustainable farming with the
firm conviction that healthy
soils produce healthy food.
You'll have confidence as
you eat and share their food!
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Our Local
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The From the Ground Up
Loyalty Program makes it
possible for every customer to
truly support local growers
and earn fun prizes in the
process. Those that are
already loyal, by purchasing
a share of the farm through
Community Supported
Agriculture, earn as well.
You can get started at with
local growers at our
participating markets;
Sheffield, Walnut, Granville
and Spring Valley.
Chef Monika cares what’s inside!
We are blessed to have Chef Monika of the Chestnut
Street Inn as a huge supporter of our local foods
movement. She’s a nationally recognized chef who
cares what’s inside her eggs, meat and produce. She
buys from many of our area’s finest local growers.
The combination of their great food and her great
talent has won her many awards. We are thankful for
the time she has donated in cooking, sharing recipes
and educating about local foods. About the eggs she
says, “They are so bright colored and so perky I get
positively giddy about how good the food will be!”
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This year, many new local
growers became qualified to
receive the WIC/Senior
Farmers’ Market Nutrition
Program vouchers. This
makes our markets accessible
to people who need this
healthy food the most;
mothers with young children
and our elders!
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your vegetables!"
It's easy to start with sugar snap
peas and tomatoes from Jacob
Jameson,
at Walnut
Custom
Veggies in Walnut, Irish kale and
Debb Skowera with Four Sisters
Farm at the Spring Valley Market
micro greens from Tim, Pat and
Dick Marquis at Mill Road
Farm in
Sheffield,
and
broccoli and cauliflower
from
Katy
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Farm in
Princeton, just to name a
few of our
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Sustainably raised meat is
Elizabeth Pratt, Director of
the Cornerstone Community
Wellness Inc., buys from
Lacey
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Farmers
Market in
Sheffield.
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including Walnut
Family
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Farm and Meadow
Haven Farm. Crunch an apple a
day
from Donnie’s
Appleseed
Orchard and you're all set! Eating
local foods will be a treat for your
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Bureau & Putnam Counties Health Department
You are invited to the
From The Ground Up
Farm to Table Dinner
September 30th at 6 pm
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a loyalty card!
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Sharon
Green
(pictured)
and Kate
Johnson
are the
market
managers
of Grow
$25 per person tickets on sale at the
Bureau County Metro Center
For tickets call 815-872-0840 or buy at:
837 Park Avenue West, Princeton IL
Tickets must be purchased in advance. Cash Bar.
From the Ground Up is lead by the Bureau & Putnam
County Health Department and is made possible by a
Farmers Market Promotion Program grant from the
U.S. Department of Agriculture.
www.bchealthdepartment.org click on “From the Ground Up”
September 30th
$25 • 6pm
Farm-to-Table Menu
Soup: Butternut Squash with Creme
Fraiche, Crispy Bacon and Fried Sage
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Salad: Fresh Greens with Goat Cheese
Stuffed Fried Squash Blossoms,
Salad Tomatoes, Roasted Beets,
Radish, Sweet Baby Turnip
Entree: Roast Pork Loin with Roasted
Vegetable Caponata, Herb Mashed
Sweet Potatoes, Crispy Kale
and Nasturtium
Dessert: Apple Creme Brulee with
Dehydrated Apples and Fresh Mint
Chef Monika’s
Butternut Squash Soup
Chef Monika from
Chestnut Street Inn
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For more information, email
Joy Kauffman at
jkauffman@bchealthdepartment.org
or call/text (815) 200-4925