Greater Springfield Farmers' Market — Attraction in Springfield

Good Shepherd CBD Dog Treats. Exceptional product with Exceptional results. I am not a person that would typically purchase items containing CBD. After talking to the vendor and his explanation of of his experience using CBD as a means to calm an anxious dog I decided to get the treats for a 9 year old Australian Shepherd that we have owned since the day she was born. She has anxiety problems when storms come through, bad anxiety. Within a week I tested the product twice. We had two storms a few days apart. I gave her the number of treats recommended for her weight. There was no sign that she had received a drug except that two storms passed and she showed no signs of anxiety. She did not crawl under my feet and whine for hours. She didn't use the bathroom in the house as a matter of fact on both days she acted as if there was no storm at all. I have had her for nine years and never have seen this behavior before. Well worth 16.99. I looked online to see if I could find cheaper CBD treats. They range from $25-$40. For 16.99 I get 6 and 1/2 storms worth of relief. I feel guilty that I did not try to solve this...

I recently had a disappointing experience with the Greater Springfield Farmers Market while trying to become a day vendor. Their website clearly states they accept day vendors, so I reached out via email to inquire. I made every effort to be polite and courteous in my communication. When I provided a screenshot of their own webpage to support my request, the response I received was unexpectedly rude. The manager replied, "Not everything you read on the internet is true," which was particularly frustrating because the information was directly from their site. I’m not upset about being rejected as a vendor; what really bothers me is the dismissive and unprofessional manner in which my inquiry was handled, despite my attempts to maintain a friendly and respectful tone. It's disheartening to be treated with such disrespect when trying to engage with a...

I got there at about 12:20 on a Saturday and most of the vendors were already packing up. It seems smaller than the Farmers Park Farmers Market. But I don't know if you get there earlier in the day if there are more choices. There are no food trucks so you couldn't grab something for lunch while you were there. The Commercial Street farmers market and the Farmers Park Farmers Market both have food trucks or restaurants within easy walking distance. They also both have shade over the vendors. So you don't have to walk around on cement with the sun beating down on you. but I did like all of the vendor booths I was able to visit. All of the people were friendly and had good products to sell at fair prices. There is a really neat tbooth. And some of the booths with baked goods had things marked down to Half Price since things are going to be...