How Many Farmers Can You Spot? Our Little Wednesday Contest
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We've said from the jump that Food as a Verb was designed to help make farmers become household names across the region.
Shake the hand that feeds you, Michael Pollan wrote.
Farmers are our most important citizens, Jefferson believed.
For nearly 300 stories, we've tried to uplift our agrarian region. Here's a little Wednesday challenge.
You'll see five photos of regional farmers below.
The first five people to email me — david@foodasaverb.com — correct names and farms will win a free t-shirt and hat.
Sure, you could comb through our old library of stories to get the answers. Or, I'm also sure, even use AI. But you trust us and we trust you; this is simply a fun way to see what ways the wind is blowing.
There was a time I wouldn't have known one name. So, nobody's shaming nobody here.
Ready?
The first five Food as a Verb folks to email me. Name of farmer, name of farm.
Let's begin. Our first farmer.
Farmer two.
Farmer tres. (The mayor's on the right. I'm on the left. Who's the farmer in the middle?)
Farmer four.
Farmer, the last.
Two big tips: four of the above farmers will be at today's Main St. Farmers' Market!
The fifth farmer? The Closer You Get to him, you'll find he's probably off playing Mountain Music somewhere.
Story ideas, questions, feedback? Interested in partnering with us? Email: david@foodasaverb.com
This story is 100% human generated; no AI chatbot was used in the creation of this content.
We've said from the jump that Food as a Verb was designed to help make farmers become household names across the region.
Shake the hand that feeds you, Michael Pollan wrote.
Farmers are our most important citizens, Jefferson believed.
For nearly 300 stories, we've tried to uplift our agrarian region. Here's a little Wednesday challenge.
You'll see five photos of regional farmers below.
The first five people to email me — david@foodasaverb.com — correct names and farms will win a free t-shirt and hat.
Sure, you could comb through our old library of stories to get the answers. Or, I'm also sure, even use AI. But you trust us and we trust you; this is simply a fun way to see what ways the wind is blowing.
There was a time I wouldn't have known one name. So, nobody's shaming nobody here.
Ready?
The first five Food as a Verb folks to email me. Name of farmer, name of farm.
Let's begin. Our first farmer.
Farmer two.
Farmer tres. (The mayor's on the right. I'm on the left. Who's the farmer in the middle?)
Farmer four.
Farmer, the last.
Two big tips: four of the above farmers will be at today's Main St. Farmers' Market!
The fifth farmer? The Closer You Get to him, you'll find he's probably off playing Mountain Music somewhere.
Story ideas, questions, feedback? Interested in partnering with us? Email: david@foodasaverb.com
This story is 100% human generated; no AI chatbot was used in the creation of this content.
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