One of the things that I love about our CSA is that they partner with other farmers in the area and offer a range of things that are grown in our neighborhood. I like everything about that. I like staying a bit away from factory farming. I like the one stop shopping aspect of it. For about half the year I really do not shop much because in addition to vegetables, we get eggs, fruit, chicken and pork through our CSA. We could even get coffee this year! Okay, that is roasted locally, not grown here, but there is something about buying food outside that is appealing. We go to the Farmer's Market mostly because we love the atmosphere. We do get some things that we don't get enough of from our CSA, like melons. In any case, it is just nice this time of year.
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Tuesday, June 20, 2017
It's Time For Local
Last weekend I made a dish that used only things that we had either canned from our CSA last year or had gotten that week from them. It was just a good feeling to know that what we were eating was supporting people who lived in our community.
One of the things that I love about our CSA is that they partner with other farmers in the area and offer a range of things that are grown in our neighborhood. I like everything about that. I like staying a bit away from factory farming. I like the one stop shopping aspect of it. For about half the year I really do not shop much because in addition to vegetables, we get eggs, fruit, chicken and pork through our CSA. We could even get coffee this year! Okay, that is roasted locally, not grown here, but there is something about buying food outside that is appealing. We go to the Farmer's Market mostly because we love the atmosphere. We do get some things that we don't get enough of from our CSA, like melons. In any case, it is just nice this time of year.
One of the things that I love about our CSA is that they partner with other farmers in the area and offer a range of things that are grown in our neighborhood. I like everything about that. I like staying a bit away from factory farming. I like the one stop shopping aspect of it. For about half the year I really do not shop much because in addition to vegetables, we get eggs, fruit, chicken and pork through our CSA. We could even get coffee this year! Okay, that is roasted locally, not grown here, but there is something about buying food outside that is appealing. We go to the Farmer's Market mostly because we love the atmosphere. We do get some things that we don't get enough of from our CSA, like melons. In any case, it is just nice this time of year.
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