Up close and personal with Green Things Farm Collective

We love a good farm story. Only thing better is a good farm video. And one featuring our organic farmer Green Things Farm Collective is in the works right now.

That’s thanks to brothers Dylan and Ryan Miller, whose video business, Mitchell Logic, has made several videos of the Farmers Market, including one on the Goetz Greenhouse and Farm, a stalwart of the market, and another of the sights and sounds of the July 4 market.

Their current project focuses on Green Things Farm Collective, which has been coming to market for several years. Here’s how its owners describe the collective:

Green Things Farm Collective is a contemporary majority women owned-farm business in the heart of Ann Arbor, which provides nourishment and quality of life to its farmers and community members, through the thoughtful production of organic produce and agricultural events.

Above this story you’ll find several photos taken during the shoot that give you a taste of what the video will show. Keep checking this site over the next several weeks for the grand premier. And click here for more on the Green Things Farm Collective.

We are an award-winning market and a trusted source of healthy, local and sustainable produce. We offer a vibrant marketplace with music and special programs that create a nourishing community connection.  We are open rain or shine or snow from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturdays through November 7, at the Sundquist Pavilion at 33113 Grand River Ave. in downtown Farmington.

Click here for map.

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The Garlic Boyz shall return – this Saturday

The Garlic Boyz, a new farmer at the Market, had their debut last Saturday cut short by a storm that blew through town.

But with the tenacity shown by the Boyz – engineers who wanted to do something more – they will be back at the Market to sell their crop of hard-neck garlic, which is harvested only once a year.

To learn more about them, click here.

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