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Green Hill Farm in Sharpsburg, Maryland, is set to host its 14th annual Poultry Swap and Farmer’s Market on Saturday, April 25, 2026. This popular event, which returns for its fourteenth year, will feature a wide array of farm-related goods, livestock, artisan products, and fresh produce. Attendees can expect a bustling marketplace offering everything from poultry and other small livestock to handcrafted items and local delicacies. The event aims to provide a unique shopping experience for those interested in agriculture, artisanal goods, and local fare.

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The event will be held at Green Hill Farm, located at 5329 Mondell Rd, Sharpsburg, MD 21782. Festivities begin at 9:00 AM with an “Early Bird” admission priced at $15 per person. This early entry option allows shoppers an hour to browse and purchase items before the general public, offering a chance to secure the best selections. General admission commences at 10:00 AM, with tickets costing $10 at the gate. Children aged 12 and under will be admitted free of charge. The event is scheduled to run until 3:00 PM.

Visitors attending the Poultry Swap and Farmer’s Market can anticipate a diverse range of offerings. The swap is known for featuring laying hens, hatching eggs, ducks, turkeys, geese, piglets, lambs, and other small livestock. Alongside live animals, attendees can find a variety of handcrafted goods, including soaps, lotions, knives, jewelry, handmade aprons, baskets, and artwork. The market will also stock used and new gardening and farm equipment and tools. For those interested in traditional farmer’s market items, the event will offer produce, butchered meats, artisan cheeses, and dairy products. Local wineries and distilleries, food trucks, and bakeries will also be present, providing food and beverage options. Live music and children’s activities are planned to enhance the overall experience.

For those planning to purchase animals, organizers advise bringing appropriate transport such as buggies, crates, or boxes with adequate ventilation to ensure the safe arrival of new pets. Attendees should also ensure they have a suitable vehicle capable of transporting any livestock, supplies, and other purchases. The event encourages attendees to wear comfortable shoes due to the amount of walking involved and to come prepared with multiple forms of payment to facilitate purchases. Information regarding a “21782 deal” is available at the gate for general admission attendees.

Vendor spaces are available for registration, with prices varying based on the type of goods offered. Poultry and farm vendors can secure a space for $25, while craft vendors will pay $95. Dahlia vendors can register for $35. The Poultry Swap is specifically noted to be a primary focus of the event, with a significant emphasis on chickens.

Those interested in participating as a vendor or staying informed about future events are encouraged to join the Green Hill Farm mailing list. Contact information for wedding and event inquiries is ghfweddings@gmail.com, while the Poultry Swap can be reached at mdpoultryswap@gmail.com or by phone at 240-339-3139.

Article by Ken Buckler, based upon information from Green Hill Farm.


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