I agree. In fact, I’ve started growing quite …

by Rob on June 20, 2013

Comment posted on Eat Local Food – Use The 100 Mile Rule by Scott

I agree. In fact, I’ve started growing quite a few things (food-wise) here – definitely local :)

Scott also commented

  • Hi Pat,

    This isn’t an all-or-nothing game – small changes really do help. With things like the citrus drinks, if there are only imports available, buy them (although where possible, reach for those from Florida before those from Brazil).

    When it comes to other types of foods, there are a few things that almost everyone can grow themselves. Something as simple as growing some of your own vegetables (either indoors or outdoors) can make an enormous difference in the long-run.

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1 Scott September 22, 2007 at 4:21 pm

I agree. In fact, I’ve started growing quite a few things (food-wise) here – definitely local :)

2 Rob September 22, 2007 at 5:38 pm

I knew you’d like this post.

3 Annette September 24, 2007 at 5:06 am

I love local! Not only do we grow some of our own veggies (in pots on our deck- so I know anyone can do it) but I bike to the local farmers market as often as possible. Good quality food, good people and good prices. Great combination!

Good reminder and suggestion Rob!

4 Pat T September 28, 2007 at 1:56 pm

So is eating local just a buzzword – or does it actually mean something? In my opinion cheaper will always win. Besides I live in Canada and don’t intend to stop drinking my citrus drinks just becaus emy climate is Sub-arctic.

The Walrus mag has been hashing this out too at http://walrusmagazine.com/articles/2007.09.26-alphabet-city-discussion-two-eat-local/

5 Scott September 28, 2007 at 6:06 pm

Hi Pat,

This isn’t an all-or-nothing game – small changes really do help. With things like the citrus drinks, if there are only imports available, buy them (although where possible, reach for those from Florida before those from Brazil).

When it comes to other types of foods, there are a few things that almost everyone can grow themselves. Something as simple as growing some of your own vegetables (either indoors or outdoors) can make an enormous difference in the long-run.

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