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One of our Local Beet truisms is that at various times of year, farmer’s markets are all one color. Spring is generally, mostly green, late summer is ripe red from tomatoes and pepper and fall tends towards browns. This time of year, we’re lucky that two colors dominant. It looks a little like the holidays with the reds of rhubarb and the greens of asparagus. Read the full article

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