Produce from Adams County Farmer’s Market (Photo provided)
By Sherry Larson
People’s Defender
Farm to table – we often hear this phrase, but what does it mean? At its core, farm-to-table is cooking and serving what is raised and grown on one’s farm. There is no middle person like a grocery store.
The next best thing to farm to table when you don’t have a farm or only grow a few things is a local Farmer’s Market!
Anna Adams of Adams County realized that her community needed more centralized availability of home-grown nourishment. In 2018, she worked for the OSU Extension Office in Adams County. On her way to work one day, she considered her garden and all the bounty she wanted to grow that year. She thought, “Why doesn’t Adams County have a Farmer’s Market?”
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