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More Local Food Rolls Down Boston Streets

Farmers To You and Metro Pedal Power Announce Additional Home & Office Delivery Day For over 2 years, Farmers To You and Metro Pedal Power have partnered to deliver weekly customized orders of local craft foods to homes and offices in the Boston metro area. They are now pleased to announce the addition of Thursday [...]

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Fun at the Farm Share Fair

What a great night! Deb, Julie, Leigh, and I had a great time talking to the hundreds of people looking to make a difference by filling their homes with the wonderful foods grown and produced by dedicated farmers and food crafters. I was very happy to put faces to the names of many farmers and [...]

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Recycling our Plastic Bags

After significant thought, many emails, and a great conversation with our local solid waste management office, we’re starting our own plastic bag recycling program. Starting next week, bring the plastic bags we pack your food in back to the pickup sites and we’ll take take care of recycling them for you! We are committed to [...]

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A Thanksgiving for Farmers, Family & Friends

We have so much to be thankful for. The nourishment we receive from the earth, family and friends, a warm safe place to call home. This Thanksgiving, we are grateful for the close relationships we have built with our partners. You, our farmers, families, and friends have helped us create this dynamic and beautiful model [...]

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Expanding Sites for Farm-Fresh Food

Jamaica Plain Kid

Yes. That’s exactly what we’re doing. In Jamaica Plain, Roslindale, and many other sites in the Boston metro area. The Boston Globe recently sent a writer to visit our JP site to cover what we’re doing and published an article with this title. What I love most about the article is how it quoted a [...]

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