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Floodwood River Farm

HIBBING FARMERS MARKET

Floodwood River Farm is located halfway between Hibbing and Floodwood off of Hwy 73. It is owned by Robert & Jill Hietala. We grow a variety of garden vegetables, berries, annual & perennial flowers. We have some apples and other tree fruit. In addition, we process maple syrup and many varieties of pickles and jam. Jill also knits mittens and kitchen "scrubbies". We sell at the Hibbing Farmers Market on Saturdays and some Tuesdays.

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Opening Day
June 15, 2021
Closing Day
October 30, 2021
Hours of operation
Saturday
10:00 am - 1:00 pm
Producer Information
Robert & Jill Hietala
218-969-0234
Address
12812 Carlson Road, Hibbing, MN 55746
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Credit cards accepted
Cash accepted
Check accepted
SNAP/EBT accepted
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We don't grow a lot of herbs, but do grow dill, cilantro, sweet basil, oregano, mint, sage, lemon balm & rosemary. A young head of dill is s...
Our fresh lettuce is harvested as close to market as possible. We have a variety of green and red and speckled lettuce. Leaf lettuce, some r...
Jam is made from mostly our own homegrown ingredients. Many combinations besides what is pictured. Most of our jams are cooked longer and wi...
Made from extremely fresh ingredients all from our garden. We use a recipe handed down from Jill's parents. Customers have told us they have...
We use flat Italian-type beans in our dilly beans jars. Made just like dill pickles but use beans instead of cucumbers. Taste great and crun...
Winters are long with no gardens to tend. Jill knits many pairs of mittens with yarn purchased from Mistee, who makes yarn from sheep fleece...
Our mixed pickles are made with a variety of in season veggies. Depending on what is available, they may contain cucumbers, carrots, beans, ...
Kitchen scrubbies made with polyester yarn. Good for dishes and won't gouge fine items like steel wool would. Also good in the shower for ex...
Several varieties of hard neck garlic, from average-mild to hot. Anything left over after market season will be pickled to sell the next sea...
Daikon radishes are fairly mild and are also helpful for the soil and garden health. They can grow quite deep and almost need an excavator t...
Flowers make bad days better and better days great! Most of our flowers are sold in mixed bouquets of whatever is ready on harvest day. Vari...
Fresh carrots from the garden are so delicious! Harvested, washed, bunched and to the market within 24 hours. Many different varieties grown...
Our jam is made with mostly home grown ingredients. We often mix types of fruit or berries to create a delicious jam. We also use the old-fa...
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Our salsa is fun to make. We use almost all fresh from the garden ingredients. Mild to hot batches and they are labeled as such. We suppleme...
Beets are packed with healthy vitamins & minerals. We grow mostly red beets with a few goldens too. Young tender beets are great roasted or ...

Eggplant is just pretty! It is used in many recipes and also as a pasta substitute.

Shredded cabbage and salt. Fermented and sealed. Great in many recipes.

Garlic scapes are cut off the garlic plant to avoid having the plant produce flowers, instead putting energy into forming nice cloves underg...

Limited amount of strawberries. Grown without chemicals and weeded and harvested by hand. Delicious fresh and used in recipes.

We mostly grow small round radishes called Sparkler or Redhead. They resemble a fishing bobber. A little zippy but not terribly hot. A prett...
Red rhubarb! Makes pretty breads and treats. We got starts from our neighbor Esther maybe 35 years ago and the plants have been moved severa...

Asparagus spears processed with our dill pickle recipe. Loved by many.

Dark green leafy vegetables are full of nutrients! Ours are grown on sandy soil so be sure to rinse it well. Mix fresh into salads, saute, s...
We grow our cucumbers on strong fences to keep the vegetables cleaner and a bit easier to pick. We have small pickling cucumbers and larger ...