Homegrown in Watonga

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Welcome to another episode of Watonga Community Corner—the podcast where we share the people, programs, organizations, and stories that make our community strong and resourceful. In this episode, we’re talking all things local with the Blaine County Farmers Market at Watonga!

We visit about how the market got started, the people and vendors who make it possible, and why supporting locally grown, homemade, and handmade products is so important to our rural community. We also talk about what visitors can expect at the market, opportunities for local growers, makers, bakers, and small businesses, and some of the exciting things planned for the market season.

In this episode, we talk about: • The story behind the Blaine County Farmers Market at Watonga
• Local farmers, growers, makers, and vendors
• Homegrown, homemade, and handmade products
• How the market supports small businesses
• Agriculture and rural traditions in Blaine County
• What families can experience when they visit
• How to become involved as a vendor or supporter
• What’s ahead for the Farmers Market A farmers market is about more than fresh produce. It’s about neighbors supporting neighbors, families gathering together, small businesses finding opportunities to grow, and keeping our agricultural traditions alive for future generations. Thank you for joining us on Watonga Community Corner as we continue highlighting the people and stories at the heart of Watonga, Oklahoma.

Hosted by Teresa France

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