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Top-tier Goods
Buying locally from farmers often means purchasing higher quality products. Since local farmers typically prioritize freshness and flavor over the long shelf life required for mass distribution, their produce is often harvested at peak ripeness, resulting in superior taste and nutritional value. Additionally, local farmers often employ sustainable and organic farming practices, avoiding the use of synthetic pesticides and fertilizers, which can further enhance the quality and purity of the products they offer.
Transparency
Buying from local farmers increases transparency in the food supply chain by fostering direct connections between consumers and producers. When you purchase food locally, you have the opportunity to ask questions about farming practices, inquire about pesticide use, and even visit the farms yourself, promoting a greater understanding of where your food comes from. This transparency helps build trust and confidence in the quality and integrity of the products you are purchasing, ensuring a more informed and responsible consumer experience.
Eco-Friendly
Supporting local businesses is an environmentally friendly choice as it reduces the carbon footprint associated with transportation and distribution. By buying locally, you help minimize emissions from long-distance shipping, promote sustainable farming practices, and contribute to a stronger, more resilient community.
From Our Farm Blog
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Why Do We See High Food Prices in Canada?
Last week, Justin Trudeau called on CEO to work on a plan to reduce prices or risk ‘taxation’ and/or other measures to reduce food prices in Canada. Is it really solely the grocery corporations’ fault that prices are high? Let’s discuss. 1. Carbon Tax: Food is grown on farms, which is then shipped to a…
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Why Is There A Global War on Cows?
During the past few months, we have been seeing a war on cows. In Ireland, farmers are ordered to cull 200 000 cows, to “reduce emissions”. The Netherland Farmers are famously having their land stolen by their government in the name of climate change. In France, a court has released a report indicating that the…
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The Grocery Rebate: What You Need To Know About It
Last week, the Canadian government approved a one time grocery store rebate due to the inflation caused by excessive government spending and corporate greed from grocery stores. The obvious problem? The grocery rebate is said to be a one time payment of 234$ for single Canadians and 467$ for a family. The inflation for food…