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2012 Local Foods Guide Is Now Available

The South Central Agriculture Team for Cornell Cooperative Extension is
pleased to announce that the "2012 Guide to Foods Produced in the Southern
Tier & Finger Lakes" is now in print.

This free 32-page guide lists producers of dairy, meat, poultry and eggs; farm
markets and roadside stands; honey and maple producers; u-pick farms;
specialty foods; and community supported agriculture (CSA) farms in S. Cayuga,
Chemung, Cortland, Schuyler, S. Seneca, Tioga and Tompkins Counties.

Also included are features on "Reasons to Buy Local", "U-Pick Tips for
Choosing Produce", "Home Canning Questions" and a grid of farmers' markets in
the Southern Tier, their locations and hours of operation.

FREE copies of the Guide are available at Tompkins County Cornell Cooperative
Extension, the Ithaca/Tompkins County Convention & Visitors Bureau, farmers'
markets in Tompkins County, and at Cooperative Extension offices in
neighboring counties.

Consumers can find the Guide online in PDF form at
http://www.ccetompkins.org/localfood

Inclusion in the guide does not imply a recommendation or a guarantee by
Cooperative Extension, and some farms are not included if their sales are only
through farmers' markets.  Omissions are not intended. Producers who wish to
be included in future editions of the Guide may call: Tompkins County Cornell
Cooperative Extension at 607-272-2292.

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2012 Local Foods Guide Is Now Available
(6/14/12)

The South Central Agriculture Team for Cornell Cooperative Extension is
pleased to announce that the "2012 Guide to Foods Produced in the
Southern Tier & Finger Lakes" is now in print. 

This free 32-page guide lists producers of dairy, meat, poultry and eggs;
farm markets and roadside stands; honey and maple producers; u-pick
farms; specialty foods; and community supported agriculture (CSA) farms
in S. Cayuga, Chemung, Cortland, Schuyler, S. Seneca, Tioga and Tompkins
Counties. 

Also included are features on “Reasons to Buy Local”, “U-Pick Tips for
Choosing Produce”, “Home Canning Questions” and a grid of farmers’
markets in the Southern Tier, their locations and hours of
operation.

FREE copies of the Guide are available at Tompkins County Cornell
Cooperative Extension, the Ithaca/Tompkins County Convention &
Visitors Bureau, farmers’ markets in Tompkins County, and at Cooperative
Extension offices in neighboring counties. 

Consumers can find the Guide online in PDF form at

www.ccetompkins.org/localfood

Inclusion in the guide does not imply a recommendation or a
guarantee by Cooperative Extension, and some farms are not included if
their sales are only through farmers’ markets.  Omissions are not
intended. Producers who wish to be included in future editions of the
Guide may call: Tompkins County Cornell Cooperative Extension at
607-272-2292.

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