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09-24-2007, 09:58 AM
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Mommysavers Goddess
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Do you have a Safeway near you? They have a store brand called O Organics. Priced around what other store brands are and most of what I've tried is really good.
A garden is a good way to go organic, but not if you have a brown thumb like I do. My family would be in trouble if we had to rely on what I grow!
Farmer's Markets are usually pretty good and have a lot of orgranic or local produce. If you can't buy organic, at least try to buy local. It produces less pollution since they don't have to drive far to get the food to you.
CSA farms are great, if you have one near you. You pay a membership fee in the spring and then get fresh, organic produce every week of the summer, and sometimes into the fall. I have a friend that is a member of one and ends up getting so much produce, she doesn't know what to do with it all. She cans most of it, but has put up so much food that she has to give the rest away.
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