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  • A customer chooses freshly harvested carrots directly from a farmer beside crates of vegetables.
    Farmland Friday Blog Series - Food Industry

    How Your Food Choices Shape Farming | Farmland Friday

    July 24, 2026 - By Donna Appel

    We have been taught to believe that our only role in the food system is to buy whatever appears on the shelf. We walk into the store, compare prices, read a few labels, fill the cart, and go home. Most of us were never encouraged to ask who grew that…

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