Breakfast Starts at 8am. Coffee, burritos, pastries, etc. Come hungry and early. We have vendors as early as 7am.
Breakfast Starts at 8am. Coffee, burritos, pastries, etc. Come hungry and early. We have vendors as early as 7am.
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News worthy of our attention: (Obtained by permission from the originating author)
“On the whole, farmers markets have seen exceptional growth, providing local communities with fresh food direct from the farm,” said Jeffrey O’Hara, the author of the report and an economist with UCS’s Food and Environment Program. “But our federal food policies are working against them. If the U.S. government diverted just a small amount of the massive subsidies it lavishes on industrial agriculture to support these markets and small local farmers, it would not only improve American diets, it would generate tens of thousands of new jobs.”
Market Forces: Creating Jobs through Public Investment in Local and Regional Food Systems
As farmers market shoppers have long known, buying food directly from the people who grew it is a great way to add freshness and flavor to your table and more fruits and vegetables to your diet.
But locally grown food is not only good for your taste buds—it creates jobs, keeps money in local economies, promotes community development, and can reduce the environmental and public health costs of the food we eat.
The "Farmers Market" Headline NEWS as reported through GOOGLE NEWS...
