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This Silicon Valley-Funded Startup Aims to Prevent Food Waste — But Is It Hurting Small Farmers Instead? - Eater


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This Silicon Valley-Funded Startup Aims to Prevent Food Waste — But Is It Hurting Small Farmers Instead?
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According to a recent Chicago Tribune article entitled, “As Imperfect Produce grows in Chicago, so do challenges for local farmers,” average CSA sales there have declined, on average about 20 percent year over year since 2014. And although the shift ...

How Old Brooklyn finds culinary oases despite its food desert status - freshwatercleveland


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How Old Brooklyn finds culinary oases despite its food desert status
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“Part of that is a lack of local fruit stands or restaurants that are looking for 'farm to table,'" surmises Van Valkenburg. ... For those who can't make it to the farmers' market or grocery store, The Basketeria at the West Side Market delivers ...

Amish author from Ohio to talk about her new cookbook in Lancaster County [Q&A] - LancasterOnline


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Amish author from Ohio to talk about her new cookbook in Lancaster County [Q&A]
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Elsie Kline loves living on an organic dairy farm, and sharing her love of farming, fresh food, cooking and nature with readers of the magazine she and her husband, David, publish. Kline, who is Amish and lives in Holmes County, Ohio — said to be the ...

Here are our favorite foodie finds from the State Fair's Go Texan General Store - Dallas News


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Here are our favorite foodie finds from the State Fair's Go Texan General Store
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What makes the State Fair of Texas a destination for local artisan foods? The Texas Department of Agriculture's Go Texan General Store, which is like a giant groaning board of gems and finds from all over the state, and includes many you've seen at ...

Steak your claim on better beef with local, grass-fed cuts - SouthCoastToday.com


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Steak your claim on better beef with local, grass-fed cuts
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It used to be that buying meat was a simple process. You went to the grocery store, picked the cut you wanted, bought it and went home. It was simpler still back in the days when my mother's grocer delivered and she got a rundown of what looked good ...

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Kokkoya Organics: Community-Supported Agriculture Takes Root in Yangon - The Irrawaddy News Magazine


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Kokkoya Organics: Community-Supported Agriculture Takes Root in Yangon
The Irrawaddy News Magazine
Kokkoya is an urban farm on a quarter of an acre operating as a social enterprise training a staff of young women and growing organic vegetables for sale to the local market through a community supported agriculture (CSA) system. Caity co-founded the ...

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