EKY farmers market organizers, vendors discuss how markets reduce food insecurity in area

The EKY Farmers Market is a weekly event that brings together local farmers, vendors, and customers in a unique and meaningful way. By creating a space for local farmers to sell their products directly to customers, the EKY Farmers Market is helping to reduce food insecurity in the area.

The EKY Farmers Market is organized by a group of dedicated volunteers who are passionate about supporting local farmers and providing access to fresh, healthy food for the community. The market is held every Saturday from 8am to 1pm at the Eastern Kentucky University campus. Each week, vendors from all over the region come to sell their products, including fruits, vegetables, eggs, honey, and more.

The EKY Farmers Market provides a much-needed source of fresh, healthy food for the community. Not only does it give customers access to locally grown produce, but it also helps to support local farmers. By providing a space for farmers to sell their products directly to customers, the market helps to ensure that farmers are able to make a living while also providing access to fresh, healthy food for the community.

In addition to providing access to fresh, healthy food, the EKY Farmers Market is also helping to reduce food insecurity in the area. By creating a space for local farmers to sell their products directly to customers, the market helps to ensure that everyone in the community has access to affordable, nutritious food. Furthermore, the market also helps to promote healthy eating habits by providing recipes and nutrition education to customers.

The EKY Farmers Market is an important part of the local community. By providing access to fresh, healthy food and helping to reduce food insecurity in the area, the market is helping to make a positive difference in the lives of those in the community.