Around here, it's not quite so easy to come across local food as it was in Lancaster. That is to say every second house does not have a sign advertising some yummy home-grown thing to stop and buy. We do have an in with a fabulous dairy farmer whose cows are pastured and make yummy milk ;o), and Bessy from the freezer sure tastes good! So we haven't explored the other beef and raw milk suppliers much here.
We have joined an online farmers' market (
Stones River Market) where we got lots of summer veggies, pastured chicken, pork, eggs, and a couple of gallons of milk (for the cats, of course). This week's order :
garlic, ground pork, pork fat for making lard, collard greens, lettuce, and
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Arknsas black apples
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We had enjoyed a
similar market while in Sewanee and were thrilled to find such a convenient way to get great local foods.
Where do you get your local foods? Have you
found an online farmers' market in your area?
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