A Flying Mammal? All About Bats |
Whether you think that flying mice with leathery wings are freaky or fascinating, bats are important members of the ecosystem, consuming copious amounts of insects, pollinating plants and dispersing seeds. These fascinating and critical creatures should be protected, learn more: |
Photos above are the faces of bats indigenous to PA! |
Upcoming BCFA Volunteer + Educational Event: |
What is Homegrown National Park? |
The basic principle: Adding native plants and removing invasive ones everywhere we live, work, learn, pray, and play. This might include adding native potted plants to porches or installing native plant gardens at our homes, farms, schools, congregations, offices and parks. Read more here! |
Doylestown Farmers Market Opening Day - 4/19! |
Noodles with Carrots, Spinach and Cabbage |
Soon more local produce will be available, but until then, we can still enjoy meals filled with local produce like Noodles with Carrots, Spinach and Cabbage. Get the recipe here! |
BCFA is the parent organization of the Wrightstown and Doylestown Farmers Markets! Our farmers markets are operating on Winter Market schedule and location, please make sure to double check dates and addresses! Wrightstown: 2nd & 4th Saturdays (4/12 + 4/26) Doylestown Farmers Market: 4/19 + 4/26 Come for the food, activities, and music, the markets are always a fun time for all!
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Wrightstown Farmers Market is open the 2nd & 4th Saturdays from 10am-12pm. Find us at Bucks Co. Comm. College – 275 Swamp Rd, Newtown PA, East Entrance, S4 Lower Parking Lot. Make sure to check WFM channels for the most up to date information: Instagram | Facebook | Website
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Doylestown Farmers Market returns on opening day April 19 at 8am-1pm! Find us at S. Hamilton St between State & Oakland Make sure to check DFM channels for the most up to date information: Instagram | Facebook | Website
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Did you know you can use SNAP benefits at our farmers markets? |
About the Bucks County Foodshed Alliance
BCFA, founded in 2006, works to strengthen our farming economy and improve availability of local, healthy, sustainably grown food by connecting farmers, consumers and other stakeholders in education, government, healthcare and business in Bucks County, Pennsylvania.
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