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Call on all diners-and others who like to eat fresh food-to get locally grown food directly from the source.

This week is American International Farmers' Market Week. This is an opportunity to grab your reusable shopping bag, take your favorite farmer's market as a sample, bargain and indulge in some old and good summer fun of returning to the mainland.

Some farmers' markets are simple, but some local farmers sell agricultural products on hastily built tables or by their trucks. Others are prepared more carefully. Many farmers and other businessmen provide everything from fresh fruits and vegetables to local honey and wine or various handicrafts. Some mainly feature music, while others only provide joke music or good dialogue.

Maybe you already know one or two good farmers' markets in your area. However, if you need help finding one, or if you want to add information about other markets near your home, Agricultural Products Marketing Service (AMS) provides a directory of international farmers' markets, including a list of national farmers' markets.

You can search and filter the directory of AMS to locate (just enter the postal code within 5 to 200 miles), the market name (or part of the name), whether the product is available, and the type of payment accepted.

Unconsciously, winter is coming-this is a season when most farmers' markets will be closed, and local production will become more and more challenging-so don't miss the opportunity to enjoy the return of local products from now on and throughout the early autumn.

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