#SayItLikeItIs: Kaytlyn writes not only about applying a spiritual care therapeutic model to farming, but also how collective cultural narratives impact the choices we make that result in a pervasive "don't care" attitudinal construct towards Earth and Her landscapes. (formerly Gayl)
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Hey Gayl::
Good thought. I was, however, at the Lindsay farmers market this morning and found that almost all of the produce offered for sale there was from the Ontario Food Terminal. A better thought might be buying from the farm gate, or having the markets disclose where the produce is from without having to ask the question. I think a lot of people assume that if it is for sale at a farmers market it is locally grown, which is most certainly not always the case!
Keep up the good work, I read all of your posts and agree with your philosophy. I am so proud of you, speaking the truth is not the easy path, but your passion shines through!!
Linda
Hey Gayl::
Good thought. I was, however, at the Lindsay farmers market this morning and found that almost all of the produce offered for sale there was from the Ontario Food Terminal. A better thought might be buying from the farm gate, or having the markets disclose where the produce is from without having to ask the question. I think a lot of people assume that if it is for sale at a farmers market it is locally grown, which is most certainly not always the case!
Keep up the good work, I read all of your posts and agree with your philosophy. I am so proud of you, speaking the truth is not the easy path, but your passion shines through!!
Linda