A trip back to yesterday year and the trust and Care put into homegrown and homemade products. All…read moreof their items are amazing and they always add new ones as well and my favorite for my birthday was the carrot cake.

The Farm Stand has changed quite a bit since my last review. It is more of an artisian market of…read morelocally made products (all organic and high quality, small batch, etc...) $20 won't get you much here... I used to stop by for local seasonal produce... now that the atmosphere has been changed and geared more towards unique high end products made by locals; they should probably find a way to take credit cards. Lots of unique products available made by locals *awesome*

Fry Farm is the best kept secret in the Medford area. Their produce is local, seasonal, organic and…read morefresh. The baked goods, soups, salads, and sandwiches make the perfect to-go lunch. Great flower bouquets and hand made items and gifts. This It's a delightful experience that makes me feel thankful to live in the valley. Truly a local gem.

Amazing Ashland Folk Collective music event. Lush green lawn for chairs, charming lights, food…read moretrucks, wine. Smaller venue. Of course great music! This is now my preferred place over the Britt, which is such a hassle and mobbed.

As brands and companies crumble and make their customers ill, Farmer's Market has consistently been…read morea beacon of hope. Things I used to buy in bulk at Costco or Fred Meyer, I now ONLY buy at FM. Alfalfa sprouts, broccoli sprouts, bean sprouts, honey, coffee, lettuce, cilantro, dill, eggs, popsicles. *Yesterday, we lost Dolly Parton. It was nice shopping to a playlist that was clearly placed on to honor her.*

So this place provides a memorable experience to ALL! Great selection, fair prices, farm to for…read moreproduce, great vendors and is family friendly. Please take the time to check it out

A summer day at the grower's market was exactly what I needed! Lots of fun goodies! Bought homemade…read morescones and biscotti from Nancy, and at a really great price! Another vendor had locally made kombucha, ate a savory bagel and even had some local iced coffee! Met some great people and bought fresh veggies from a produce vendor! Totally recommend it for the entire family! There's great music, good people and everyone is so welcoming! It was my first time! Will be back!

Fun friendly place to go on a Saturday found the best apple cider and lots of veggies to choose fromread more

Recently moved to Grants Pass. Was looking for fresh prodduce. Found Fort Vannoy Farms. Sent an…read moreemail asking what was in season. Bob responded right away. We stopped by this afternoon and picked up sweet corn and peaches. Didn't need any onyons. Had the sweet corn for dinner. That is the best sweet ccorn that I've had in MANY years. I am a critic when it comes to sweet corn and that is possibly the best I've ever had, at least in the last 10 years or so. Looking foreward to trying the peaches.

We went to the U-Pick a week ago and the Strawberries were almost done, no Blueberries left but the…read moreBlackberries were full and huge. Really wonderful berries. The Farm Stand (up the hill) is quite expensive and most things are not grown there. The corn is .90 cents per ear and is good. It is so hot it is hard to get out and pick but early morning is ok. They open at 9 AM.

Produce! Cheeeeses! Wax Skulls! Wax Skulls?!? Yep. Wax Skulls!…read more SITREP Should you find yourself in Medford, OR on a Thursday morning, DEFINITELY head on over to the Medford Armory, where - in the Armory's parking lot - you will find the Rogue Valley Growers & Crafters Market ("Rogue Market")! http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/rogue-valley-growers-and-crafters-market-medford?select=JZqbYnqxY1QMX_2gxbEpLA THE SETUP Like most Farmer's markets, Rogue Market has a lot of great produce - even floral - options, that are all spread out in nice spacious, roomy booths, with ample room between them so that people can stop, chat, compare items with each other, etc.: http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/rogue-valley-growers-and-crafters-market-medford?select=FTCIRkoEOfgnTes8qxp2KQ MARKET POPULARITY - BASED ON GREAT DISCOUNTS And where many markets I hit down here in California pay "lip service" to providing discounts from the main grocery store chains, Rogue Market actually has some pretty profound steals, such as these raspberries: http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/rogue-valley-growers-and-crafters-market-medford?select=MOEIewyb2w2KdoOszwzp8w My lovely hostess, Yelper GoGo M., took me around the market with her and I could see the low cost of many vegetables (onions, cucumbers, etc.) and fruit (melons, watermelons, berries, etc.) compared to what we saw in a couple of cursory trips to the local food chains. CHEEEEEESE! I was surprised to see SEVERAL cheese vendors on hand, hocking their tasty cheese wares! Usually at the Sacramento markets I hit in the Downtown grid, we are lucky to have just one. The cheeses were varied - from soft to hard, goat to cow - they were all over the board, with artisan quality: http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/rogue-valley-growers-and-crafters-market-medford?select=9TuPNBKt0eo_ZBGpLdoYBA And the vendors eager for us to try their samples - and to good effect: we bought several varieties. HOT FOOD VENDORS & FOOD TRUCK VENDORS Many of the produce sellers also provide some great hot food options. We enjoyed several vegetable & cheese "turnover" pockets that were absolutely delish, with options ranging from Mushroom or Southwestern, etc.: http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/rogue-valley-growers-and-crafters-market-medford?select=MOEIewyb2w2KdoOszwzp8w And yep - the Food Truck mania has reached Southern Oregon, including this one tasty Peruvian vendor with some great Spanish options. http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/rogue-valley-growers-and-crafters-market-medford?select=vsGAG6zJk2tBuwZljvUytw CRAFTS! But where Rogue Market really stands out from most standard farmer's markets is in it's craftwares. I DO have to give props to the Saturday morning Midtown Market in Sacramento, because that one comes closest to what I experienced here in Medford. In both scenarios, there are many different craftsman that have some exceptional quality products. THE BEES KNEES! One vendor that grabbed my eye was the gentlemen selling delicate wax figurines. They were pretty spectacular! My favorite would have to be the skulls, and there were several varieties of those: http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/rogue-valley-growers-and-crafters-market-medford?select=iMNspK2KwpIxAS6hNIlc5g THE LOWDOWN Rogue Market is a great stop on a Thursday morning when prowling about Medford, OR.

Great Market! Lots of vendors. Glad to see that Kombucha is back. MoxieBrew has some very tasty…read moreKombucha's at a reasonable price. They have growlers or better yet bring your own they will fill 32oz for $7.

Such delicious pears! I may be biased because I am family, but when they arrive in the mail every…read moreyear during the holidays I am happy happy girl! Can't wait to visit in person!

This is a family run operation that services the Medford area's farmer's markets with fresh…read morepasture-raised poultry, organic eggs, home-pressed olive oil, turkeys, and some organic produce. I visited this awesome little farm today (it's mid-April) with my children. They had a few frozen broilers left, so my mom and I each bought a few. She also bought 1 doz large, gorgeous eggs ($5), and we both got a bottle of olive oil. Margaret was so, so nice to us, showing us all around the well organized place (even though she kept apologizing for the messiness...? It's a FARM for heaven's sake, and it looked great to me!). My kids fed the chickens, tasted the miner's lettuce that grows like a weed all around there, and helped retrieve eggs from the nests. We tasted their delicious olive oil, available in 3 varieties. It is a little on the spendy side, BUT you must remember that everything is of the highest quality, organic feed is very expensive, and you're helping to support a small, unsubsidized farmer. The chickens were $4.75/lb and egg costs vary depending on the size you'd like ($5 for 1 doz large). The olive oil comes from Ken's dad's northern California grove. One has a peppery finish, one is more grassy flavored, and the third is a slightly less expensive blend of the two. If you bring your own bottle or jar they will take $1 off, and will adjust the price accordingly for the size of container. If you forget (as we did, being our first time), no biggie, but it'll cost you that $1. We paid $12 for a 500ml bottle, which I felt was a great deal even with the cost of the jar! The less expensive blend would've been $9 ($8 if you BYOJar). Look for them at the local farmer's markets or give a call and arrange a time to go visit their easily accessible farm.