know how. know now. 1. 2 created by: alice henneman, ms, rd, extension educator university of...
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Know how. Know now.
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Created by: Alice Henneman, MS, RD, Extension EducatorUniversity of Nebraska–Lincoln Extension
[email protected] by Alice Henneman, with exceptions noted
Eating is one
of life’s greatest
pleasures!
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Farmers’ markets offer fantastic food and much more!
Following are 12 reasons for visiting a farmers’ market ...
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1. Find foods not found in a grocery store
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2. Take home a tasty tomato
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Make a tomato, basil, and olive oil bruschetta or other recipe!
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3. Enjoy really fresh sweet corn
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Fresh from the field means fantastic flavor!
Photo Source: Microsoft Image and Media Library
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4. Purchase a pretty plant
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You know the plant willgrow locally because it was grown locally.
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5. Meet with a master gardener
Extension master gardeners are available at some farmers’ markets. They’ll answer your garden questions and help make your garden grow!
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6. Make memorable meals
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7. Get really fresh food
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Freshly picked produce not only tastes better, but keeps longer, too!
Look for the Buy Fresh Buy Local sign used many places to identify locally grown produce.
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8. Have fun with friends & family
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Many farmers’ markets feature special events, such as cooking demonstrations, music, festivals and more.
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9. Buy a beautiful bouquet
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10. Get to know your farmer
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Ask questions about how the food was grown, how to cook it, and more ...
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11. Support your local economy
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If every household spent $10 weeklyon locally produced food, think how
much money stays in your local economy each week!
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12. Farmers’ markets offer surprises!
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You never know what you might see or do!
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See you at a farmers’ market!
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Extension is a Division of the Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln cooperating with the Counties and the United States Department of Agriculture.
University of Nebraska–Lincoln Extension educational programs abide with the nondiscrimination policies of the University of Nebraska–Lincoln and the United States Department of Agriculture.