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Follow the "Three-Month Rule" for Fruits and Vegetables
POSTED 23 Mar 2008 COMMENTS
Eating fresh produce that's in season is a great way to lighten your load on the planet and connect with your local food shed, not to mention enjoy tasty food that came from the land and not some greenhouse or cold-storage locker. Shipping food from that far away not only gives it a huge ecological footprint, but,......+ READ MORE