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USDA Local Food Directories


Walk, Run, Ride to the First USDA Farmers Market at Night

May 14, 2015 Anne L. Alonzo, Agricultural Marketing Service Administrator

For 20 years, my agency, USDA’s Agricultural Marketing Service (AMS), has managed the USDA Farmers Market. It’s quite a milestone, and I’m thrilled to celebrate it this week by hosting the first night farmers market in Washington, DC! There will be live music, food trucks, and an array of farmers...

Food and Nutrition Farming

Grant it, Food Hubs Mean More Local Food for You

April 22, 2015 Arthur Neal, Deputy Administrator, AMS Transportation & Marketing Program

Spring is upon us and many local farmers markets are opening with displays of brilliant and vibrant colors. The fresh air has more people talking about and buying local foods. In fact, data from the USDA Economic Research Service suggests that farmers across the country sold an estimated $6.1...

Food and Nutrition Farming

Giving Thanks to Local Farmers

November 20, 2014 Anne L. Alonzo, Agricultural Marketing Service Administrator

On Thanksgiving, friends, families and communities come together across America to give thanks and celebrate the autumn harvest. I love the opportunity to reflect on all that I am grateful for, including the hard-working farmers and ranchers who provide the delicious and nutritious food for the...

USDA Results Food and Nutrition Initiatives

The Easy Way to Find Local Food - USDA Launches New Local Food Directories

September 30, 2014 Anne L. Alonzo, Agricultural Marketing Service Administrator

What a great time of year to visit your local farmers market! From root crops such as beets, carrots and radishes to salad greens like Swiss chard, lettuce and spinach—farmers markets are full of fresh ingredients that you can use in your favorite fall recipes. My agency, the Agricultural Marketing...

Food and Nutrition Farming
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