Broby has a smaller market – Enköping

Soon the Christmas markets start to start. Broby Farm has also had a Christmas market in previous years, but since last year, Broby has a declining market, which does not end up losing all the Christmas markets.

Last weekend, the exhibitions of the season ended in the gallery on the floor. In the spring, gallery activities resumed, but throughout the weekend's lobby, there was a market instead of art.

"It is necessary to combine store, store and gallery," said Anna Piehl, who runs the company.

While there is no Christmas market, Grillby's Lions Club Jerry Wickström sells locally grown Christmas oat kernels for good reasons.

"All is going for help, the whole 50 pieces are going on," says Jerry.

Rose-Marie Calldin has no less than 1,500 to 2,000 different plants in her garden outside Västerås. She sells herbs and jewelry. But also books that she has written, including one with three-generation youthful poetry (she, her mother and daughter).

Henriette Berglund from Lundby thinks the Broby market is nice. She sells mustard, jam, jam and homemade chutney. In addition, she knits, works and sells life-saving hats and reflex-threaded hats.

Annette Westerberg, mother of sheep at the Vreta farm, sells Vreta Gotland Sheep products naturally. The farm has lessons and breeding. On the side of reproduction, it's going well.

"In Sweden we have been a quality leather," Annette said.

What she appreciates for working with sheep, is that you work with everything. The animals keep the ground open, giving meat, leather and thread.

– And that's good, adds sheep breeders who have a little over 30 bugs and a few rolls at the Vreta farm.