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Tuesday, April 1, 2008
Organic Farms, Co ops & CSA
If you're interested switching to organic or free range buying in your local area Local Harvest may be a good place to start.
We've discovered several organic farms, farm co ops and CSAs that we can't wait to visit. Some of these places even offer home delivery. How awesome is that! Buying directly from the farms in co-op usually is a better deal than purchasing organic from your local grocer or specialty markets.
We've discovered several organic farms, farm co ops and CSAs that we can't wait to visit. Some of these places even offer home delivery. How awesome is that! Buying directly from the farms in co-op usually is a better deal than purchasing organic from your local grocer or specialty markets.
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i love it!
FANtastic idea. We try to eat organic as much as possible. I'll be glad when summer arrives to goto produce stands versus paying top $$ in the grocery store!
Hopefully we can find a farmer's market of some sort when we move. It sounds silly but we live in the south and don't even know where to start, lol.