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Get the cheat sheet to buy local

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Wednesday, May 11, 2016

out ASAPGrowing season has arrived in Western North Carolina, and the new Local Food Guide from the Appalachian Sustainable Agriculture Project is out to guide you toward the best sources of local food. 

The guide includes listings of family farms, farmers markets, restaurants, grocers, artisan foods, lodging and travel destinations featuring local products, as well as stories and features of people making a positive difference in the food system. 

The free guides are distributed in every WNC county, with a list of distribution points at www.asapconnections.org.

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