Local Foods and Farmers Markets. How does food get to our plates?

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Local Foods and Farmers Markets

How does food get to our plates?

How many seasons are there?

Let’s Watch a Video Seasonal Food

Seasonal Foods of Wisconsin Spring: Rhubarb Summer: Raspberries Fall: Apples

Local vs Imported Foods Bananas Ecuador Imported from

Local vs Imported Foods CranberriesWisconsin Grown in

Where can we get local foods?

What is a farmers market?

How can farmers sell their produce? Farmers Market Local Grocery Store Ship produce to another state or country

Have you been to a Farmers Market?

Why should you buy food from a farmers market?

Wisconsin Growing Season

Create your farmers market booth Winter MarketSummer Market

Wisconsin Growing Season

Challenge

Polite Bite Rules: 1.Take at least one bite 2.Only say polite things