If you haven't made it to one of the many farmer's markets in the Greater Baltimore area, you don't know what you've been missing...
"Vendors at farmers' markets in Baltimore, Howard and Carroll counties can only sell what they produce or what they make from something they grow, such as soap or baked goods. Goods travel no further than 50 miles to get to market.
The only drawback of shopping at local farmers' markets is you will only find foods that are in season.
"When you go to the markets in May, you won't see corn because corn isn't seasonal in this area until summer," Zimmerman says..."
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