May 1, 2006

Finding the Food You Want

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Find fresh locally grown food in your city and county

U.S. Department of Agriculture: Interactive Map
Local Harvest
Food Routes Network

Find organic food

Organic Valley
All Organic Links
Food Routes Network

Learn more about or join a community-supported agriculture enterprise near you

Local Harvest

Learn more about “organic” and “sustainable” food labels, and food safety information

Consumers Union
Sustainableag.net
corevalues.org
All Organic Links

Sources: The Leopold Center for Sustainable Agriculture;
Practical Farmers of Iowa; Iowa Network for Community Agriculture; Iowa State University Extension; the USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service (Iowa); Iowa Food Policy Council; Women, Food and Agriculture Network; National Catholic Rural Life Conference; and Ecumenical Ministries of Iowa.

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