The Pittsboro Farmers' Market only allows farmers to sell what they grow, so you know where your food comes from. 
Please meet the members of the 2012 Market:

Bear Creek Berries, Bear Creek, Mark and Mary Ann Easter
Blueberries and tomatoes

Benjamin Vineyards, Graham, Andy and Nancy Zeman
100% estate-grown red and white dry dinner wines, sweet country dessert wines, fruits and grapevines (in season)

Celebrity Dairy, Siler City, Fleming Pfann
Goat cheese (plain and herbed logs, spreadable cheese, dehydrated cheese, mold-ripened cheese), baked goods, free-range eggs and organic lemonade

Fowler Farm, Pittsboro, Jerry and Kathy Fowler
Sustainably grown vegetables - grown without chemiclas -  and utilitarian & whimsical pottery.  The Fowlers invite you to come visit them at their farm, kiln and gallery.

Gary Thomas Farm, Sanford, Gary Thomas
Strawberries, asparagus, tomatoes, cucumbers, broccoli, sweet potatoes

Harrington Farms, Sanford, Tommy Womack
Strawberries, greenhouse tomatoes, asparagus, cucumbers, broccoli, sweet potatoes, cabbage, squash, and zucchini

Jean's Berry Patch, Apex, Jean Copeland
Locally grown strawberries, tomatoes, potatoes, cucumbers, onions, corn, squash, broccoli, watermelons and sweet potatoes.  A variety of baked goods and jams.

Kalawi Farm, Eagle Spring, Andy Harman
Peaches, ice cream

Lilly Den Farm, Goldston, Tucker and Mackenzie Withington
Pastured beef, veal, pork, lamb, goat, pet milk, dog bones and poultry (turkey and chicken)

Lu's Farm, Apex, Cindy Walker
A small local farm providing blueberries, blackberries, cut flowers, vegetables and farm fresh eggs.  "I believe in sustainable living, growing your own food and supporting your community," says farmer Cindy Walker.

McNeill Farms, Sanford, Steve McNeill
Strawberries, greenhouse tomatoes and cucumbers

Mazie Summers Soap, Bennett, Pamela Brady
Pamela makes wonderful handmade soaps from top grade oils and butters, quality fragrances and essential oils, local goat's milk and natural rainwater collected right in her Chatham County backyard.

Our Daily Bread, Carthage, Kim Wands
A variety of yeast breads (white flour based and fresh milled whole wheat based), muffins, scones, granolas, cinnamon rolls, dinner rolls, buns, challah, quick breads, cookies, soft pretzels, veggie burgers and more.

Poverty Hollow Farm, Siler City, Joan Thompson
Baked goods, jams, jellies, pickles and relishes

The Plant Factory, Sanford, Sue Mashburn
Blueberries, produce, cut flowers, herbs, plants

Rabbit's Radish Farm, Marianne and Ben Carter-Maschal, Siler City
Fresh, organically-grown vegetables irrigated with rainwater.  Chicken and Duck Eggs.  Salad Mixes that include a variety of lettuces and microgreens.  Cherry Radishes, Black Spanish Radishes, Daikon, Beets, Onions, Kale, Spinach, Peas, Green Garlic, Heirloom Tomatoes, Hot Peppers (Serrano, Mexican Mole, Hungarian Black), Eggplant, Green Beans, Potatoes, Flowers and Fresh-Cut Herbs that include basils, dill, sage, thyme and rosemary.

Screech Owl Greenhouse, Pittsboro, Ralph Sweger
Hydroponic lettuce and other greens, green-house tomatoes, mushrooms, peppers and cucumbers, grown in Chatham County dirt with rain water

Silk Hope Produce, Silk Hope, Tom Mastej
Tom likes to say he grows a little bit of everything, but not everything!  He grows delicious, heirloom and open pollinated produce without using pesticides or chemicals.  He is vigilant with his plants, walking the rows at least twice a day to make sure all is well.  Ultimately Tom believes that farming should be about "good food and having fun."

Sue Buie Farms, Broadway, Sue Buie
Produce

Sunny Slope Greenhouse, Bear Creek, David Densen
Greenhouse tomatoes and cucumbers

Webster Farm, Apex, Faye Webster
Summer produce including tomatoes, okra, squash, corn, cabbage, collards, and turnips.

Zambellanatta, Pittsboro, Thurman Maness
Vegetables, herbs, art, rare shrubs, wildflowers, and other plants