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Where to find locally grown food

By Elizabeth Lee | Wednesday, January 9, 2008, 11:16 AM

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution

If you want to buy directly from a farmer, in winter you can head to three markets still operating in metro Atlanta: the Morningside organic market, on Saturday mornings; the Decatur organic market, on Wednesday afternoons; and the produce stall just outside of Star Provisions in west Midtown, on Fridays and Saturdays.

Thinking about joining a community-supported agriculture program next spring? Most CSA programs serving Atlanta start in late April or early May. Some programs start taking reservations as early as Feb. 1, and may fill up that day. If you’re interested in joining a program in 2008, you can search for one near you at Local Harvest, or by looking in the local food guide from Georgia Organics.

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