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Become an Oklavore!

This idea sheet provides a springboard of suggestions for incorporating Oklahoma-fresh foods into home, work, and community.

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Local Foods Week

Your connection to Oklahoma’s freshest and most delicious local foods.

Buy Fresh Buy Local connects citizens to farm-fresh, locally-grown food and farm products.  Through food guides, market listings, promotions and point of sale materials, we’re making it easier for Oklahomans to find and purchase great tasting local foods.

BFBL 2011 FM guide

There are lots of good reasons to Buy Fresh Buy Local:

  • Locally grown and produced foods are fresh and flavorful.
  • Buying local supports the economy and our family farms.
  • Buying locally-grown and produced foods allows you to choose food from farmers you can know and trust.
  • Once you know where to find it, buying local food is easy.

(Click here to learn more benefits of buying local)

 

Choose a region to see what’s happening in your area:

Buy Fresh Buy Local – Oklahoma Chapters

BFBL Oklahoma Chapters Creen Country Central Oklahoma

To learn how Buy Fresh Buy Local could help your community connect with locally-produced foods, contact:
the Oklahoma Farm & Food Alliance

 

BFBL activities funded in part by USDA CSREES CFP grant # 2007-33800-18612

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