00:00Now's the right time to know where your food's coming from. Support your local farmers markets,
00:04see what's in season, and enjoy it. No peaches in here today, guys. Not in season. With grocery
00:09stores, it's common that food sometimes travels hundreds of miles to get to where it's sold.
00:14Compare that to a farmers market where food comes in from local farmers. Farmers will always give
00:18you seasonal harvest when it's just right. One thing you should always look for is local honey.
00:23Look at that honeycomb. A little cheese board action. When you try and operate through a state
00:28farmers market, you got to talk to people. You got to get to know each farmer because everyone's
00:32representing different acreage. I use that term on you. Get to know their product. Get to know their
00:36soil. Get comfortable so they know you. That's the only way you're going to get better things.
00:40My favorite. It's pee time, baby. Throwing some ham and some peas. Come on, man. Cool thing about
00:45farmers markets is that you don't know what you're going to make until you just come in here and see.
00:50I got nearly everything I kind of wanted to get, but I also got some stuff I didn't need, and
00:54that's
00:55a good farmer's market. I got lady peas, butter beans, peanuts, and chicharrones. A lot of things.
01:00I got all this for 40 bucks. It'll take care of my family because I love to cook for about
01:05six to
01:05seven days.
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