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    or a farmers market, or a grocery store, then the food could be considered local. If the food is distributed to a manufacturer, or a warehouse that delivers the food to a grocery store, then the food would not be considered local. This would not be considered local because the food is being carried to multiple different areas which increases food miles. There are many goals that are put in place from many local food supporters that involve food hubs, community gardens, and farmer markets that all

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    Henry, S. (2014, December 02). This Farmer Wants to Help Youth of Color Reconnect With the Land | Civil Eats. Retrieved November 02, 2016, from http://civileats.com/2014/12/02/this-farmer-wants-to-help-youth-of-color-reconnect-with-the-land/ In this article, Sarah Henry talks about the production of Soul Fire Farm. Henry says The program at Soul Fire Farm is designed for young people of color. Penniman the leader of this farm teach kids about farming practices. Penniman and her husband worked

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    food options. Franklin’s larger and more affluent population allows for more diversity in alternative and health food stores. I chose to observe a local Kroger Grocery Store in Columbia, and contrasted that shopping experience with Sprouts Farmer’s Market in Franklin. The separate shopping experiences elucidated that retail food options are contingent on the expectations, comprehension and financial flexibility of the customers and the stores. I visited the Kroger Grocery Store around eight on Sunday

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    Thirty six years ago John Mackey started a grocery store based on his vision of a business that provides customers only natural foods. Based on a simple but effective business model, Whole Foods has grown to a position of market leadership that is now being challenged by low-cost organic sellers. According to Feldman (as cited in Giammona, 2015) “Whole Foods continues to face challenges from competitors going after organic and natural foods more aggressively”(para. 4). The company 's differentiation

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    natural food markets, including Whole Foods, are high, with the ability to create large volumes with low costs. The barrier for both entering into and exiting from the industry are strong. Entry to the natural food markets is either supermarkets changing their corporate images or health retailers moving into supermarkets. The natural food industry is currently dominating, which expands through new store openings with an assertive approach in its founding years. Organic food markets diminished their

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    METHODS Participants were selected through convenience as well as snowball sampling. The subjects were either students in Dr. Shieva Davarian’s SOCL 109-02 Social Research Methods class or acquaintances of the researchers .The participants that were targeted were between the ages of 17 and 22 and were currently enrolled in a university or secondary education program in the United States of America. In total 25 people responded to the survey in which there were 17 female respondents, 7 male respondents

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    quite large expense is that of transportation. Products from large farms typically supply large markets and are usually not at small farmers markets. In order for the food to be transported from the farm to the supermarket, they have to use fuel. Not only is this costing them much more, but it is also affecting the environment. On the contrary, small farms typically sell their produce at farmers markets or at their farm itself. This is not only conserving them money, but it is also conserving fossil

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    For the past few years I 've slowly started getting involved with my local organic farming community to learn pressing issues young farmers face. I almost immediately notice that Sonoma County, which is quite a large, has extremely knowledgeable leaders on the topic of food politics. Furthermore, I found these people are generous and living an organic local lifestyle. Aside from the given importance of eating local and healthy, there are two major factors which make it critical for me to learn and

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    Complications with the Locavore Movement Does the origin of where our food is being produced really matter? Is there actually a difference between locally produced food and food bought from supermarkets? How can one truly find a difference? Locavores, question this issue by providing reasons as to why one should join this movement. The locavore movement has become a progressing trend, which many people choose to follow around the world. A locavore is somebody who prefers to eat locally

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    health of people, and I 'm going to spread that message through this project. Background Research Pesticides are substances utilized for killing bugs or different creatures unsafe to developed plants or to creatures. Pesticides are permitted onto the market before their effects are completely comprehended. The science of pesticides is progressively certain that even low levels of pesticidal toxicity in a human can still hurt a human 's health, and children are especially defenseless. The United States

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