07/23/2026
Bonanza Farmers Market & NONI Nonprofit July NEWSLETTER
This month, we’re excited to shine a spotlight on three of the wonderful vendors who help make the Bonanza Farmers Market such a special place.
Juniper Sky Farms began with a personal journey toward healthier living. After experiencing health challenges and discovering how many everyday skincare products contain unwanted ingredients, this husband and wife team started creating their own organic soaps and skincare products using natural ingredients. What began with handcrafted soaps quickly blossomed into a thriving small business. They continue to grow many of the flowers and botanicals used in their products right on their farm, and every customer comment or suggestion inspires new ideas and improvements. Their passion is rooted in the belief that our skin is our body’s largest organ and deserves the very best that nature has to offer. You can learn more by emailing [email protected] or visiting JuniperSkyFarm.square.site.
Our next spotlight is L & D Farms, another husband and wife team who turned retirement into a delicious new adventure. What started a few years ago by selling fresh eggs soon grew into baking homemade breads, creating flavorful jams, and canning vegetables from their own garden. Together they make a wonderful team, one focuses on baking and gardening while the other prepares jams and helps with the canning and sterilization process. What began as a hobby has become something they truly enjoy sharing with the community, and they are now in their second full market season after getting started toward the end of 2023. You can reach L & D Farms at 707-490-5539 or visit landfarms.godaddysites.com.
Last, but certainly not least, is Vaughntopia Homestead, a family homestead dedicated to simple living and handcrafted goods. After moving to the mountains to pursue a homesteading lifestyle, they began creating products from the resources their animals and land provide, including nourishing goat milk soaps, handcrafted items, and woodworking creations. Their motto, “Getting back to the basics, just trying to live a simple, clean life,” reflects the heart behind everything they make.
You can contact Vaughntopia Homestead at 541-930-4030, Visit their booth at the Tractor Supply Community Market, and other Klamath Events or email [email protected], or visit vaughntopia-homestead.square.site.
We would like to extend our heartfelt thanks to Juniper Sky Farms, L & D Farms, and Vaughntopia Homestead for being valued members of the Bonanza Farmers Market. Their dedication, craftsmanship, and hard work help bring unique, high quality products to our community each week, and we’re grateful to have them as part of our market family.
