If you are interested in promoting the local food movement, there are many ways to do it. These include learning when various foods are in season, buying locally produced items, and supporting community gardens. Preserving local produce One of the easiest ways to get fresh local produce is to shop at farmers’ markets, but it’s […]
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Finding resources in your area is a key part of the Local Food Movement. You can learn about farm to school programs, farmers’ markets, and other initiatives to support your local food economy. You can also find local nonprofit organizations and government programs that support farmers and ranchers. Many resources are available on the Internet, […]
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The local food movement had roots in the Second World War when the Victory Gardens planted 200,000 vegetable gardens around the world to feed the displaced population. This movement is also closely connected to the back-to-the-land movement of the 1960s and the health food movement of the 1970s and 1980s. These movements challenged the health […]
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