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Just an update and a question
For anyone new here thank you for joining! Looking for local food like beef, pork, chicken, eggs, bread, seasonal produce visit our site @ FarmFed.us or download our app on iOS & android by typing “Farm Fed” Okay with that out of the way just want to thank everyone for showing interest in what we are trying to do with local products and our communities. DISCUSSION🚨👇👇 Don’t be afraid to introduce yourselves and share what you’re passionate about and maybe what each of us think supporting local and keeping our hard earned money close to home…. What kind of affect would that have on us, our families, our health, overall waste, and our community as a whole. LETS TALK ABOUT TOGETHER! Even simply liking something someone said helps this community stay engaged with each other.. Let’s get this thing rolling with ideas, vision, new finds, questions, or anything else. let’s talk about how we can make a difference…
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DOWNLOAD & SHOP LOCAL
Our app is live! Here's how to get started: 1. Download the Farm Fed app and browse what's available this week 2. Introduce yourself below - tell us where you're located and what you're most excited to try 3. Join the community - recipes, farm stories, delivery tips, and more are all coming soon We're building something special here, and you're part of it. Welcome to the family. -The Farm Fed Team
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Community🌾
Welcome to the Farm Fed Co-op! We’re really glad you’re here. This space is about connection — between people who care about food, farms, and building something more local, transparent, and human together. To kick things off, let’s break the ice 👇 Introduce yourself in the comments: - Where are you joining from? - What’s one food you try to buy local whenever you can? - Are you here as a shopper, a grower, or just curious? No pressure to be polished — this is a co-op, not a highlight reel. Jump in, say hey, and feel free to reply to someone else’s intro too. The more conversations we start, the stronger this community becomes 🌱 We’ll be hanging out in the comments with you. Let’s get to know each other.
May 26 •
We want to hear from YOU!
Have you noticed a difference after switching to farm-fresh food? What was the first thing you swapped out? Share in the comments — your experience might inspire someone else in this community to make the jump. 🌾
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Farm Fresh vs. Grocery Store
Most of us grew up grabbing groceries from the nearest supermarket — but there's a lot happening between that farm and the fluorescent-lit produce aisle. Here's what you should know about choosing farm-fresh foods. Nutrient Density : Studies show produce loses up to 45% of its nutrients within days of harvest. Farm-fresh food reaches you within 24–48 hrs. The Supply Chain : The average grocery item travels 1,500+ miles. Farm-to-door shortens that to just a few miles — fresher, and fewer emissions. What “Fresh” Really Means : Grocery store eggs can legally be sold up to 45 days after packing. A farm-fresh egg is often less than a week old. Where Your Money Goes : Buying local keeps dollars in your community. Local farms recirculate ~68¢ of every dollar locally vs. ~43¢ from big-box stores.
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