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Farmers Markets: An Investment in Fresh Food

October 14, 2010 Agriculture Deputy Secretary Kathleen Merrigan

Cross posted from the Let's Move! blog. An integral part of the Let’s Move! initiative is gaining a critical boost when it comes to solving the challenge of childhood obesity and improving the health and nutrition of all Americans. Today, USDA is proud to announce new investments that will help...

Food and Nutrition Initiatives

Bringing the Market to You

September 03, 2010 Hakim Fobia, Agricultural Marketing Service Public Affairs Specialist

Cross-Posted from the Let's Move! Blog Have you ever wanted fresh, local produce but didn’t know how to find the nearest farmers market? The USDA’s Agricultural Marketing Service (AMS) makes it easy with the National Farmers Market search engine, which lists more than 6,100 markets across the nation...

Food and Nutrition Farming

USDA Continues Commitment to Make Farmers Markets More Accessible

June 28, 2010

The Colorado Farmers Market Association, the City Heights Open Air & Certified Farmers Market in San Diego, Calif. and Greenmarket in New York City did it with help of the Farmers Market Promotion Program.

Food and Nutrition Farming

Looking Back at the KYF2 Launch

October 01, 2009 acampbell

There were many moving parts in the week-long launch of the USDA-wide initiative Know Your Farmer, Know Your Food (KYF2). In this, my first blog entry, I review the week’s events. It was, in short, a whirlwind.

Food and Nutrition Farming

FARMFRESH Market has Something for Everyone

September 17, 2009 acampbell

On an early fall day when the rain refused to pass farmers and producers from the DC-metropolitan region gathered for the opening of the FRESHFARM Market by the White House on Vermont Ave. Federal employees, area workers and out-of-town visitors gathered for the festivities despite the weather and...

Food and Nutrition Farming
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