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Latest Postings
- November 18, 2008: Holiday Farmers' Market this Saturday!
- November 17, 2008: Seafood survey from UNH's Sea Grant
- November 11, 2008: correction: Thistle Ridge turkeys phone number
- November 10, 2008: potentially awesome: local foods convenience in Dover
- November 10, 2008: Menu for the Future discussion course
- November 8, 2008: Fresh chickens at Kellie Brook Farm!
- November 8, 2008: only slightly off topic: Home Energy Audit Workshop
- November 5, 2008: Seacoast Eat Local at the library
- November 1, 2008: Turkeys! and other poultry
- November 1, 2008: Slow Food 100-mile Thanksgiving poster - help promote!
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1. Seacoast Eat Local
2. Books for inspiration and ideas
3. more local food websites
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Farmers’ Market Survey
The Hannah Grimes Localvore Project’s newsletter has alerted us to a farmers’ market survey being conducted by the New Hampshire Farmers’ Market Association. They have posted two surveys, one for farmers’ market managers and another for farmers’ market customers. The surveys are posted on the front page of their website and are easy to find. Please help them out by taking a few minutes to answer their questions. Your input will help farmers’ markets better understand the needs of their customers.
Thanks!
August 6, 2008 at 4:20 pm
You can vote for your favorite NH market for “Market of the Year” - I voted for Exeter
Exeter rocks! Milk and chicken! Go Exeter!
August 6, 2008 at 5:14 pm
I wish I could get to the Exeter market. I can’t swing the 40 min. drive.
My market options are Dover, Lee, Farmington, and Rochester. I’ve only been a few times, but the Barrington market was quaint.