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Buy Locally Grown
FoodRoutes Network
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There are Many Good Reasons to Buy Locally Grown Food. You'll get exceptional taste and freshness, strengthen your local economy, support endangered family farms, safeguard your family's health, and protect the environment. Read more about why buying local food is so important in this innovative FoodRoutes factsheet.
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12/6/2002
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Community Consumption
FoodRoutes Network
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COMMUNITY CONSUMPTION - Is what you eat eating away at your community? Fact sheet on sprawl and community issues for use by Farm to College programs. This resource on the relationahip between the food system and community can be downloaded and printed for wide distribution.
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10/2/2002
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Food for Thought
FoodRoutes Network
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FOOD FOR THOUGHT - What if your university could decrease environmental degradation just by
giving you fresher, better-tasting cafeteria food? Fact sheet on the environment for use by Farm to College programs. This resource on the relationahip between the food system and the environment can be downloaded and printed for wide distribution.
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10/2/2002
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Food from Our Changing World: The Globalization of Food and How Americans Feel About It
NC State University
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If the U.S. could buy all its food from other countries cheaper than it can be
produced and sold here, should we?
This national survey finds that three of four (74 percent) of the U.S. public think
not. And they may wonder, why should we? Yet 17 percent (about one of six) agree that
we should get our food elsewhere when cheaper, while 9 percent (nearly one of ten) were
undecided.
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02/24/2003
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