Tag: University of Minnesota agriculture

• HAFA Farm Tour: Part 1 in a 2 part series

  

  “If you ate today, thank a farmer” ~Author Unknown I believe that getting to know the farmers who supply our food is imperative.  It heightens our respect for the dedication and hard work that they put into what we consume.  These interactions make the ingredients on our plates even more meaningful. Two weeks ago I…

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  November 2, 2018

  farmers markets, Farming and Sustainability, Uncategorized

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