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WHAT CONSUMERS
CAN DO TO SUPPORT
LOCAL FARMERS
A thriving agricultural sector benefi ts local
economies, and consumers can do much to
support the farmers who operate in their
towns.
A strong agricultural
sector is vital to a
healthy economy.
Turbulence has affected
local and national economies
in recent years, and
the global economy has
endured its own ups and
downs during that span.
Though there’s no one-size-fits-all solution to economic
struggles, consumers can make a difference by supporting local
agricultural producers. A 2022 report from researchers at
Maryville University indicated roughly 10 percent of workers
across the United States were employed in the agricultural sector,
which the report also noted contributes $7 trillion annually
to the national economy. Job creation and economic output are
two major reasons to support local farmers, and consumers
can do that in various ways.
• Shop local. The shop local movement can make a notable
impact on local economies, and it affects more businesses than
brick-and-mortar stores on Main Street. Locally owned restaurants
and grocers often source their foods from local farmers,
so patronizing such businesses supports those who set up shop
on Main Street as well as the farmers who stock their shelves
and pantries.
• Purchase seasonal foods. The organization Green America,
which offers advice on how environmental sustainability
produces stronger economies, notes that purchasing seasonal
foods is a great way to support local farmers. Farmers grow
seasonal foods throughout the year to take advantage of natural
conditions. Consumers who alter their purchasing habits
with the seasons by buying foods that are in-season are likely
supporting local agricultural producers. Read product labels to
determine where foods are coming from. Non-seasonal foods
are likely imported from far away, which has a detrimental
impact on the environment and local economies.
• Buy directly from local farms. Most consumers purchase
their food from grocery stores near their homes, but it might be
possible to purchase directly from local farmers. Farmers may
utilize e-commerce tools to sell directly to local residents, and
might even offer delivery services that are more convenient
than driving to the nearest chain grocery store.
• Act as an advocate for local producers. Consumers have
considerable power, and that power can be exercised in numerous
ways. Supporting restaurants that source foods from local
farmers is one way consumers can exercise their power. But
consumers also can advocate for local farmers by supporting
legislation and candidates that prioritize building and supporting
a strong local agricultural sector. Consumers also can advocate
for local farmers by sharing their experiences via social
media, word-of-mouth recommendations or writing positive
reviews through aggregators like Google Reviews.
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