Fresh and local
Isaac Lnenicka, from Liberty Farms based in Soap Lake broke open ginger for a customer to smell at the Moses Lake Farmers Market Oct. 19.
NANCE BESTON/COLUMBIA BASIN HERALD
Samples of pesto with little chunks of bread sit at the MW Inspirations stand at the Moses Lake Farmers Market last Saturday.
Freshly popped and bagged kettle corn waits for customers to take it home at the Moses Lake Farmers Market Saturday.
Rows of produce line the Santiago’s Garden booth, which sells everything from peppers to apples. The stand is family owned and operated.
Petra Dafolia purchased a bundle of peppers from Santiago’s Garden before heading to another stand to buy decorative pumpkins.
Jams, preserves, marmalades and jellies line the shelves at Bev Be Jammin’s stand at the Moses Lake Farmers Market.
Dozens of apples are stacked for customers at the Moses Lake Farmers Market, as customers wander by.
A pyramid of honey waits for customers at the E.T. Bees stand at the Moses Lake Farmers Market.
MOSES LAKE — The Moses Lake Farmers market was bustling Oct. 19 with kettle corn popcorn, fresh produce, pesto, honey and customers toting around their newfound goods.
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