Waycross , GA?

[speedminded]

Yeah I guess that is why I have such an issue with sentences that I didnt even have to take the writing portion of the ACT, just took the entrance exam and made a 98 with ease. Not to mention the fact that I am about to graduate from a University System of GA college with a wayyyyyy higher GPA than most when I dont even try b/c the school does not challenge ME personally. How about you?




Really? That is nice. Pretty sure they RAISE the chickens, cows, hogs, etc.
Just sayin....



So you think that something that runs a higher risk for food borne illnesses and is 99% of the time full of sodium and additives is healthier? Gtfo. No thanks. I will stick to fresh.

I also dont know what side of the road market you are going to, but as someone has already stated in here. SHit is expensive. My boss was buying from those places and I demanded her to stop and started taking her stuff from our garden for free. Granted it is a tad bit cheaper than Kroger where she normally shops, but still. No thanks when you have the resources to grow your own.

*pays EXTRA attn to the side of the road places on the way to town and might even stop JUST to see current prices*

I spent half my life selling produce at the farmers markers and roadside stands. When I say farmers market I'm not talking about Harry's Farmers Market, who we supplied too, in Roswell where the parking lot looks like a high-end car dealership, I'm talking about places like the Atlanta State Farmers Market in Forest Park. There was one in Chambodia across from the Marta station but not sure it's open still...

Then they have them once a month or so in various towns.
http://entertainment.accessatlanta.c...=event&x=0&y=0

Most items are half the price of grocery stores, if not less. Not everyone has a place to grow a garden, even though most produce can be grown in pots on a porch it still takes a ton of time. Some peoples time is worth more than saving a few dollars on produce.

I was incorrect on the last post, if you eat it within a day or two of picking it, there will be more nutrients and vitamins than canned. Canned produce is better for you, as long as it's not done in sugar, and has more nutrients than most "fresh" produce in grocery stores.