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CLEVELAND NATURAL PRODUCTS,
Fort Valley
We love the pecans
and all organic! Order online!

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SWEET GRASS DAIRY,
Thomasville
A ½ pound of available Chevre is
smuggled up to us any time a person we remotely
know is going to be in
Thomasville and Macon on the same
day. We’re hopefully going to drive down this
Spring for a tour! Can’t wait!
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DEER CREEK FARMS,
Forsyth
Seth Peed is
planting and growing it, from strawberries to
corn to tomatoes to pumpkins! Go visit Deer
Creek and possibly pick fresh berries in May!
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R & G FARMS,
Dublin
What an amazing success story,
growing hydroponic lettuces just down I – 16, in
Dublin! Our most popular salad
is served nightly on their green butter
lettuce! Thank you, R & G for amazing work!
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LUCKY
LOCALLY
We know it’s hip and chic and
gives you a wonderfully worn out blue
jeany feel to shop locally for foods and
produce. Everybody, it seems, has a row
to hoe … from greenness to economics to
social concerns. Our epicurean
responsibility allows us to blissfully
ignore all of that, while requiring us
to only concern ourselves with taste and
freshness. How incredible and exciting
to discover that excellence grows just
outside of your own backdoor! Such has
been our experience at Natalia’s over
the last two years. Talk is cheap, but
the proof is decidedly at the end of a
fork … and apparently at the end of a
country lane. We are delighted to use
and recommend the following local
companies, whose ingredients we use both
in our recipes and, I shamelessly admit,
as stolen mouthfuls in the afternoon
kitchen. In
Macon we’re extremely
fortunate to be able to buy directly
from, and even visit, these serious,
focused and accomplished local farms.
To support our local economy while
eating fresher and tastier organic foods
is a double harvest. It’s also the
closest I can get to standing on my
tiptoes, as a little girl in Italy, and
picking a plum from my neighbor’s
orchard.
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