Farm fresh? Yes, but farmers markets offerings are months in the making

Paul Sarver of Sarver Hill Organic Farm puts out fresh herbs for sale May 27 during the Greensburg Farmers Market at All Saints Brewing Co.

Jenn Toughlian of Penn Township organizes a display of baked goods from her business, Peinetti’s Bakery, on May 27 during the Greensburg Farmers Market at the All Saints Brewing Co. parking lot in Greensburg. Toughlian is planning to open a brick-and-mortar bake shop later this summer on Clay Avenue in Jeannette.

Moon West of Hannastown is reflected in the mirror of one of her carpeted “rug” mirrors, a custom home craft she creates for her business, Made by Moonie, during the Greensburg Farmers Market on Saturday at All Saints Brewing Co.

Barb Sarver (left) of Sarver Hill Organic Farm, a local produce farm in Hempfield, helps customer Keri Holton of North Huntingdon, who shops for green onions and lettuce, on May 27 during the Greensburg Farmers Market at All Saints Brewing Co.

Artist and designer Moon West of Hannastown helps a customer buy her handmade jewelry May 27 during the Greensburg Farmers Market at All Saints Brewing Co. West’s business, Made by Moonie, specializes in custom artwork and home crafts.

Dan Evangelista of Harrison City organizes handmade dog leash products, made from neckties, while operating a booth for his business, The Preppie Puppy, during the Greensburg Farmers Market on May 27 at All Saints Brewing Co.

“Spoiled puppy cake” dog treats, made from local ingredients by Dan Evangelista of Harrison City for his business, The Preppie Puppy, are seen for sale May 27 during the Greensburg Farmers Market at All Saints Brewing Co.

Artist and designer Moon West of Hannastown sets out a display of her handmade jewelry May 27 during the Greensburg Farmers Market at All Saints Brewing Co. West’s business, Made by Moonie, specializes in custom artwork and home crafts.

Jon Dillner (left) of Dillner Family Farms, an 84-acre farm in Gibsonia, sells fresh local produce with helper and neighbor Liam Goldman, while customers shop the Lower Burrell Farmers Market on May 27 at Bon Air Elementary School.