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Duluth Farmer's Market, Minnesota Grown, and Minnesota Christmas Tree Association
How to Find Us: Where is Farmer Doug today?What's New: Check out our latest available produce.Ask Farmer Doug: Expert advice from the farmer himself.We've been a family-owned and operated farm for 25 years. We sell at the Duluth Farmer's Market. We sell apples to zucchini with christmas trees in between.can't find what you are looking for? email us!Find us on Facebook

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Strawberries are coming in.  Strawberry Fest this June 26th.  Recipes and samples.  Fun for the entire family. 

Farmer Doug and Lois Hoffbauer are owners of a fruit, vegetable and Christmas tree farm just outside of Duluth, MN.  The name Farmer Doug came from our neighbor's grandchildren who love to visit "Farmer Doug".  There is so much to see and do at Farmer Doug's. Bosten and Brycen can always find a mud puddle to play in.

Farmer Doug and Lois are dedicated to bring customers the highest quality & best tasting fresh fruits and vegetables possible.  Living in Midway Township, and selling products at the Duluth Farmer's Market, and Proctor Farmer's Market helps to make Farmer Doug who he is.  They will be at even more farmer's markets this year than ever before.  Stay tuned for the dates and Locations.

Duluth Farmer's Market opens on Saturaday, May 1.  The greenhouses are filling up and  you can find Farmer Doug at the Duluth Market every Wednesday and Saturday from 7am to noon. 

Farmer Doug lives this life because he's good at it, but his passion is growing Christmas trees.  Graduating from U of M in Forestry 30 something years ago, he has used his education to produce the best local Christmas trees in the Duluth area.  You can find Farmer Doug selling his trees at the Duluth Farmer's Market daily from the day after Thanksgiving until December 23rd.  You can also send a fragrant gift from the northland by going to our other website www.balsamwreath.com.

TEN REASONS TO BUY YOUR FOOD FROM A LOCAL FAMILY FARM

  1. Locally grown food is fresher and tastes better.
  2. Family farms help to protect the environment.
  3. Buying locally conserves precious resources by not having to travel more than 50 miles. 
  4. Thriving family farms build rural economies.
  5. By buying locally, you can learn how your food was grown.  You can talk to the grower. 
  6. Local family farms help children learn heathy values.
  7. Locally grown food protects genetic diversity.
  8. Many local family farms grow diverse products.
  9. Local family farms pay local taxes and by their supplies locally.
  10. Local family farms mean food security.