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east Springfield, Oregon
Bee Loved Farm operates, according to its homepage, on two east Springfield sites: an urban homestead with propagation greenhouses and perennials, and two leased acres near the mouth of the Mohawk River. The page says farm products can be found at Lane County Farmers Market or by special order, but it does not identify the product types on the retained page.
Eugene, Oregon
small-batch cold-process soap bars
Eugene bath-and-body maker presenting small-batch cold-process soap bars, solid lotion bars, lip balms, salves and balms, plus soap sets, subscriptions and accessories. Ingredient, moisturizing, botanical, natural, organic and environmental language is producer-reported and does not establish certification, allergen safety or health outcomes.
Provisional description
Eugene–Springfield area, Oregon
in-home massage
Mobile massage-therapy provider serving individuals in the Eugene–Springfield area and providing on-site massage for events, retreats and community gatherings across Oregon. The retained contact page also identifies in-home massage, group chair massage, prepaid packages and insurance-billing assistance; it does not independently verify professional licensure or health outcomes.
Provisional description
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Good food, within reach
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Your food benefits
Use SNAP benefits for eligible groceries. An Oregon Trail card is Oregon’s EBT card.
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Program guideMore fruit. More vegetables.
A produce incentive that adds purchasing power when you use SNAP. Match limits and redemption rules depend on the program and market.
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Program guideSeasonal produce benefits
Farm Direct vouchers help eligible WIC families and seniors buy locally grown fruit, vegetables and edible herbs from participating farmers. This is separate from SNAP.
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Program guideKeep benefit information private.
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A little planning. A lovely day.
Sunday · 10:00 AM–3:00 PM
The FAQ includes a 2024 closing-date example. Its undated May–October wording does not by itself confirm specific 2026 opening dates.
Published schedules can change. Confirm closures with the market.Parking, access and other arrival details are still being checked. The official market is the best place to confirm your needs.
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