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**dasneycomrov** · 08-24-2009, 02:22 AM

The argument for me is about taste.

From my experience, industralized fruit, vegetables and meat are inferior to those raised by small local farmers. If it happens to be organically grown... that's a plus. Forget WholeFoods: support local farmers markets if you can.

If fruit and vegetables are fresh, locally grown, and in season... the taste and texture is better ... and you'll tend to eat more of them: that is the heath benefit.

I'm sitting here thinking about the black figs, the small yellow pears and small black/blue grapes that I'll find in the market for breakfast tomorrow morning.

08-24-2009, 02:22 AM	#8
dasneycomrov Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 433 Senior Member	The argument for me is about taste. From my experience, industralized fruit, vegetables and meat are inferior to those raised by small local farmers. If it happens to be organically grown... that's a plus. Forget WholeFoods: support local farmers markets if you can. If fruit and vegetables are fresh, locally grown, and in season... the taste and texture is better ... and you'll tend to eat more of them: that is the heath benefit. I'm sitting here thinking about the black figs, the small yellow pears and small black/blue grapes that I'll find in the market for breakfast tomorrow morning.
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