Local Food and Agriculture

relocalize.net Local Communities Global Connections

relocalize.net Local Communities Global Connections is a group of websites that provide resources to help communities to think about local issues. From the about page on their website:

The Relocalization Network was created in 2003 as one of the first initiatives of Post Carbon Institute. It developed as a response to individuals’ questions about how they could take action to address the implications of peak oil. We found that the most effective strategies are initiated at the community level. For this reason, Post Carbon Institute decided that establishing a network of Local Post Carbon Groups was the best way to provide concerned individuals with the support and resources necessary to coordinate effective action.

Front Door Organics

Front Door Organics offers year round delivery of fresh organic produce, dairy, meats & poultry, groceries and more in the greater Lakewood Ranch, Sarasota and Bradenton Florida areas. Order by email, phone or fax choosing just the items you want or you can choose one of our custom weekly produce and perishable boxes. Weekly availability lists will be published on our site and will updatd regularly for you to use. We are committed to supporting organic and local agriculture from farms that we know and trust!

Speaking of "good for you" food

Another good story from eatlocalchallenge.com

Agriculture Policy and Your Health

How Legislation Can Make Us Fat

eat local

Eat Local Challenge has a great post about those crazy (awesome) Mainers!

It's not much to ask to just eat one "all local" meal in a month ... even I can do that.

Raw Raw Foods

Raw Raw Foods offer the people of downtown Sarasota a healthy, energizing luncheon option, while providing the convenience of delivery to their business or home. The food is fresh, largely grown in the area and mostly organic.

1330 Central Avenue
Sarasota, FL 34236
941-330-2549

National Farm Policy - Florida style

Could Florida be part of the "problem" why don't more farms grow "local" foods for "local" consumption?

Reading in the New York Times opinion section

Op-Ed Contributor

My Forbidden Fruits (and Vegetables)

By JACK HEDIN
Published: March 1, 2008

IF you’ve stood in line at a farmers’ market recently, you know that the local food movement is thriving, to the point that small farmers are having a tough time keeping up with the demand.

Jessica's Organic Farm

Jessica's Organic Farm

Friday 12:00pm - 7:30pm and
Saturday 8:00am--5:00pm

4180 47th St
Sarasota FL 34235
941.351.4121

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