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Princeton University Farmers Market Firestone Plaza - Vimarsana News

Princeton University Farmers Market Firestone Plaza

Princeton area community website with events, comprehensive business listings, and local information

Indiana Grown members connected to local food buyers - Vimarsana News

Indiana Grown members connected to local food buyers

Indiana Grown held a member event Tuesday focused on encouraging schools, hospitals, restaurants and more to buy local. The event featured 57 Indiana Grown members who are ready and able to expand into larger markets. Members who attended the showcase were highlighting their locally grown, raised, processed and crafted items, like wagyu beef, pork, Indiana wine,

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2 Upstate businesses to receive grant money from USDA | Greenville Business - Vimarsana News

2 Upstate businesses to receive grant money from USDA | Greenville Business

The U.S. Department of Agriculture announced that a farm in Anderson County and a gym in Gaffney, SC, with receive money from the Rural Energy for America Program.

Princeton University Farmers Market Firestone Plaza - Vimarsana News

Princeton University Farmers Market Firestone Plaza

Princeton area community website with events, comprehensive business listings, and local information

Community Giving Program provides free produce for West Sacramento food-insecure communities | Focus on West Sacramento - Vimarsana News

Community Giving Program provides free produce for West Sacramento food-insecure communities | Focus on West Sacramento

Residents at the Las Casitas affordable housing complex in West Sacramento have been benefitting from a free weekly Community Giving Program organized by local nonprofit organization Three Sisters Gardens that distributes free locally-grown produce.