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Each Wednesday we will be featuring a new wine! This week we are featuring our Bubbly Rose! Bubbly Rose is from Drumlin Ridge which is a family owned and operated winery near Waunakee, Wisconsin. This is an off-dry, crisp sparkling wine made from a blend of Estate grown Frontenac Blanc and Marechal Foch. It has delicate notes of fresh strawberry and hibiscus with a hint of grapefruit on the finish. It is crisp, charming and delightful to share with friends and family! This i

Kohlrabi often flies under the radar in the vegetable aisle, but this crunchy, mildly sweet vegetable deserves a spot on your plate. Its unique texture and subtle flavor make it a versatile ingredient that can brighten up many dishes. If you’re looking for fresh ideas to include kohlrabi in your meals, here are ten tasty ways to enjoy it. Freshly sliced kohlrabi bulbs ready for cooking 1. Raw Kohlrabi Salad Kohlrabi’s crisp texture makes it perfect for raw preparations. Peel

A new week, new produce in the market! This week for homegrown produce we have: Raspberries, Carrots, Cucumbers, Sweet Onions, Radishes, Kohlrabi, Cabbage, Rhubarb, Beets, Broccoli, Cauliflower, and Zucchini! Other produce we have: Parsnips, Asparagus, Muskmelons, Watermelon, Plums, Nectarines, Cherries (Bing and Rainier), Mangos, Pears, Blueberries, and more! We also have restocked our cards, t-shirts, wine and some other various items have come in to the market! Stop in to

This week we will be packing up our seeds for the year. If you need any last minute seeds now is the time to stop out! Once are seeds are put away they are put away until next spring (usually sometime in February or March)! The estimated first frost will be around October 13th which is 107 days away! There can be an 2-4 week fluctuation so if we say 4 weeks earlier thats September 16 which is only 80 days away! There is still time to plant peas, beans, radishes, lettuce, and

Kohlrabi often flies under the radar in the vegetable aisle, yet it offers a crisp texture and mild, slightly sweet flavor that can brighten many dishes. If you’ve only ever boiled or steamed kohlrabi, you’re missing out on a world of culinary possibilities. This versatile vegetable can be eaten raw, roasted, sautéed, or even pickled, making it a great addition to your kitchen repertoire. Here are some creative ways to enjoy kohlrabi in your meals that will inspire you to coo

Wondering what we have in the market this week?! Every week our homegrown produce is expanding! This week we have: Raspberries, Kohlrabi, Rhubarb, Sweet Onions, Carrots Radishes, Cauliflower, Cucumbers These homegrown items can be used with WIC/Senior Farmer Market Checks! Our non-homegrown produce includes Cherries, Grapes, Kiwi, Mangos, Cantaloupe Seedless Watermelon

I never did get a post up that we were picking strawberries this year. Unfortunately that season has now ended. We don't have strawberries in the market as our pickers have had a well deserved weekend off. We will try to pick more strawberries tomorrow. Please call the market if you are looking for strawberries. It will be first come first serve and supply is limited. For those that did pick with use we want to say THANK YOU! Thank you for supporting our small farm and making

This week in the market for homegrown produce in the market we have Asparagus, Carrots, Kohlrabi, Green Top Onions, Radishes and STRAWBERRIES! (Pick your own is coming. We will announce it as soon as we know!) Although these are not homegrown yet we also have sweet corn, athena muskmelon and seedless watermelon in the market. We also have a BUY ONE GET ONE FREE Special for ALL PLANTS! Plants must be the same variety for the discount. This weekend is a Special DNR weekend for

We still have many flowers and vegetable starts as well as many hanging bags and baskets! Come for a stroll just to enjoy the flowers. We can't help it if you go home with a car full of flowers! For homegrown produce in the market we have Asparagus, Carrots, Kohlrabi, Green Top Onions, Radishes and some mini cucumbers! Althought these are not homegrown yet we also have sweet corn, athena muskmelon and seedless watermelon in the market. We are anxiously awaiting strawberries.

It is Easter weekend! Let me start off by saying the market will be closed on Easter Sunday. We are open until 7pm on Saturday 4/4 and will reopen Monday at 8am. This weekend we have pies and desserts ready for your Easter Brunch. For fruits we have: Apples, raspberries, cantaloupe/muskmelon, navel oranges, lemons, jumbo oranges, grapefruit and limes. For veggies we have: avocados, celery, baby red potatoes, yukon gold pototoes, russets, onions, rutabagas, cabbage (red and gr

Onion Sets vs. Onion Plants: What You Need to Know When it comes to growing onions in your garden, you have two main options: onion sets and onion plants. Each has its own advantages, and understanding the differences can help you choose the best option for your gardening needs. What Are Onion Sets? Onion sets are small, immature bulbs that are usually planted in the spring. They are easy to manage and can be directly sown into the soil. Onion sets are an excellent option fo

Many wonder what we have in the market. Although we haven't started getting our homegrown produce it will be coming! Here is what we have in the market this weekend! Fruits : Apples, Strawberries, Raspberries, Jumbo Oranges, Navel Oranges, Grapefruit, Pears, Lemons, Limes, Muskmelon Veggies : Cabbage, Potatoes (Yukon, Baby Reds, Red Potatoes, Russets, Sweet Potatoes), Cucumbers, Broccoli, Rutabaga, Red Peppers, Green Peppers, Banana Peppers, Jalapenos, Avocados, Lettuce, Cila

Growing your own potatoes can be a rewarding experience that brings fresh, flavorful tubers straight from your garden to your table. Potatoes are versatile, nutritious, and surprisingly easy to grow with the right knowledge. This post explores popular seed potato varieties, explains why homegrown potatoes stand out, and offers practical tips on planting and timing. Seed Potatoes are available in the market NOW! Why Grow Your Own Potatoes Homegrown potatoes offer several advan

Buying local in La Crosse offers more than just convenience. It connects you to the community, supports local farmers and bakers, and ensures you enjoy the freshest seasonal produce and homemade bakery treats. This post explores why choosing local matters, how it benefits you and the community, and what you can expect when you shop at La Crosse’s local markets and bakeries. Seasonal fresh produce at La Crosse farmers market The Value of Seasonal Farm Fresh Produce Seasonal pr

In 1970, John and Joan Jolivette planted more than crops—they planted a dream. What began as a small family farm has grown into Jolivette Family Farms, a trusted name dedicated to bringing fresh, local produce straight to your home and community. Over the years, our farm stand grew into a full market and a distribution center serving families and businesses throughout the tri-state area. Even as we’ve grown, one thing has never changed: our commitment to growing food the righ