Philly Farm & Food Fest is coming to the Convention Center today with hundreds of local farmers, food vendors & artisans.
Although thousands in our region will gain new insights and discover new tastes, they’re not the only ones who will benefit.
Marilyn Anthony is Eastern Regional Director for the Pennsylvania Association for Sustainable Agriculture (PASA), a member-based nonprofit organization. We talked to Marilyn about how Philly Farm & Food Fest benefits PASA, Fair Food and the local community of local growers, producers & consumers:
(Find out more in my Examiner article.)
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