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Why You Should Shop at a Farmers Market

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August 14, 2023
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Due to the fact that they take place during the height of the growing season, farmer’s markets provide customers with the opportunity to purchase items that are both fresh and locally farmed. This indicates that the produce is at its peak of freshness and flavor at this time. Typically, the food is grown close to where the client lives, which not only helps support local farmers but also keeps food expenses within the community. Nutrition.gov produced a video highlighting the advantages of buying at farmer’s markets. The following are the top reasons why people shop at farmer’s markets:

  1. Purchasing locally grown produce: The majority of farmer’s markets offer a variety of payment methods, including cash, credit cards, SNAP benefits, and other nutrition benefits.
  2. Experiencing new things: Because farmers markets frequently showcase seasonal vegetables, patrons have the opportunity to try new things there.
  3. Getting in on a farmer’s best-kept cooking secret: Farmers are known to freely discuss their favorite methods for preparing fresh produce, such as kohlrabi or tomato salsa.
  4. Eat the colors of the rainbow: A balanced diet should consist of a wide variety of colorful fruits and vegetables because these foods are rich in phytonutrients and antioxidants.
  5. Bringing Children: Children are welcome at farmer’s markets, where they can try out new foods and participate in the preparation of meals and snacks.
  6. Eat more sustainably: Learn some of the ways shopping at the farmer’s market helps you eat more sustainably.
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