#Heirloom Markets

[landwriter]

i am sorry i was so close-

[visenyaism]

a pickle guy at the farmers market is the backbone of any thriving community

[pamietniko]

market produce

Atlanta, Georgia

[mildmayfoxe]

avocado toast btw. if you even care

[notfknapplicable]

Glacé cherries and candied peel have been ordered. All the other fruit (golden raisins, dried currants, dried cranberries) is pretty easy to find at the regular degular grocery store. I hope to find a true heirloom apple varietal to use this year as well (I usually use opal or gala). Countdown to Christmas puddings!

Oh shit, gotta order basins too!

[thebaltimoreyoudontknow]

Fresh fruits and veggies - including yummy concord grapes! - at the Baltimore Farmers Market

[tilbageidanmark]

Pumpkin self-carve at the greengrocer down the street.

[captainkurosolaire]

~ Origins ~

Let me show ye freedom, kid.

[thankonomics]

Okay, I’m hooked

[rosielindy]

Right off the farm, dirt included. Or should I say soil. Since my favorite delivery service went out of business this year, I’m grateful to find another. This one deals only with locally produced products so it should get interesting here in a couple of months. Tastes so much better than what we get at the store.

Beets, squash, Michigan peaches.  And so much more not pictured. Support your local farmers!

Getting ready to make a pot of beets, these are a nice heirloom variety I’ve grown myself.

Yummy! 😋

[introvertedryanbee]

bought the cutest heirloom tomato at my farmer’s market and had to snag a pic

[sailabovethis]

I work at a Food Hub Co-op that sells local produce to grocery stores, restaurants, catering companies, and such.

Last year the major grocery store we work with demanded several farmers to slash their produce prices because they could “find them cheaper elsewhere”. Some of the farmers caved but we still ended up with so many apples that just wouldn’t sell.

Meanwhile that same grocery store was selling that produce for twice as much as they bought it for.

The profit is not going to the farmers who grow your food or the employees who help distribute it. It’s going straight into corporate pockets.

[creativeera]

Europe Tomato Seeds Market is driven by rising popularity of organic and hybrid seeds

The Europe tomato seeds market has been growing rapidly over the past few years. Tomato seeds are used for commercial cultivation of tomatoes which is one of the most popular vegetable crops worldwide. Tomatoes are a rich source of vitamins and minerals. They are widely used for preparing sauces, soups, salads and other culinary dishes. Common tomato varieties include cherry tomatoes, beefsteak tomatoes, plum tomatoes etc. Hybrid seeds and heirloom varieties offer higher yields, specific taste and are suitable for various climatic conditions. Organic tomato seeds are also gaining prominence among health-conscious consumers and commercial growers in Europe due to absence of pesticides and synthetic fertilizers. The Global Europe Tomato Seeds Market is estimated to be valued at US$ 490 Million in 2024 and is expected to exhibit a CAGR of 5.7% over the forecast period 2024-2030. Key Takeaways Key players operating in the Europe Tomato Sees are Syngenta, Bayer, Limagrain, Sakata, and Takii. The Tomato Seeds Market In Europe is increasing Demand across driven by the expanding processed food industry and rising health awareness. Tomato seeds find extensive application in tomato-based products such as sauces, soups, and ketchup among others. Major Europe Tomato Seeds Market Demand companies are focusing on enhancing their regional presence and distribution networks across Europe to tap opportunities in key markets like Italy, Spain, UK, Germany, and France. The market is witnessing significant investments in research and development of new hybrid varieties and organic seeds. Market Key Trends One of the key trends gaining traction in the Europe Tomato Seeds Market Growth is the rising popularity of hybrid and heirloom varieties. Hybrid seeds deliver higher yields and disease resistance as compared to open-pollinated varieties. Heirloom varieties offer specific taste and are well-suited for regional climatic conditions. Leading players are introducing innovative hybrids tailored to suit diverse European climatic and soil conditions. The organicsegment is emerging as a high growth vertical for tomato seeds in Europe. Strict regulatory standards and consumer demand for chemical-free products are propelling organic cultivation of tomatoes. Organic tomato seeds are expected to witness increasing penetration in the coming years supported by certification programs incentivizing organic farming practices.

Porter’s Analysis Threat of new entrants: Low as it requires huge investments in R&D and production facilities for tomato seed breeding. The established players already have strong brand recognition and distribution networks. Bargaining power of buyers: Moderate to high as there are many players offering tomato seeds. Buyers can easily switch between brands depending on price and quality. Bargaining power of suppliers: Low as raw materials like parent crops are easily available. Suppliers don’t have much say in deciding price. Threat of new substitutes: Low as there are no cost-effective alternatives for tomato seeds currently. Competitive rivalry: High among the key players due to low brand switching costs for buyers. Players continuously focus on new product innovations, quality improvement and competitive pricing to gain market share. Geographical regions of concentration: Italy, Spain, France and Germany collectively account for over 65% of the Europe tomato seeds market value due to suitable weather conditions and large cultivable land for commercial tomato farming. Fastest growing region: Central and Eastern European countries are expected to emerge as the fastest growing regional market in the coming years. Factors such as increasing adoption of hybrid seeds, expansion of agricultural land under protected cultivations and rising export demand are fueling the tomato seeds market growth in this region.

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[bourbontrend]

Discover the exciting world of heirloom corn bourbon! 🌽 Small distilleries are crafting unique flavors that stand out in the market. From the rich taste of Bloody Butcher corn to the dedication of local farmers, heirloom corn bourbon brings a new era of connoisseurship. Dive into this flavorful journey and see why it's gaining traction among bourbon enthusiasts. Cheers to distinctive and premium spirits! 🥃

[t00thpasteface]

webfishing is such a breath of fresh air honestly. i feel like every vaguely "cozy" title wants to be minecraft or animal crossing or stardew valley, but the bloat of all the obligatory timesink systems has been smothering the joy of the low-stakes open-ended lollygagging. i can never just hang out in games like that, because everything is locked behind so many layers of heirloom mechanics included purely for trendiness (via blind imitation of the big name games) and not because they actually improve the gamefeel or streamline the gameplay loop. i can't just play ten minutes of a game like that because those ten minutes are gonna damage my tools/armor or run down a timer or use up a crafting resource or some other chain reaction of unfun grinding garbage.

meanwhile, webfishing has no crafting, no survival, no item breakage, no stamina meter, no food meter, no jumpscares... the physics-defying out-of-bounds void area doesn't beat you over the head with the creepypasta shlock and mostly just exists as a fun convenient hangout spot to catch basically every fish in... and best of all there's insane griefing potential (meowing/barking, punching people into the water to drown them, playing guitar badly, drawing stupid shit all over the ground at spawn) yet zero consequences for actually getting griefed. if someone drowns you it literally does not affect you for longer than like five seconds.

also you can buy scratch offs and get drunk. i really appreciate that. i dislike the way a lot of cozy games seem to be stuck in a kid friendly tone owing to their origins in E and E10+ games/websites, only ever vaguely referring to adult topics, even while being marketed heavily towards nostalgic adults who grew up on the original ds or played a lot of neopets. just because i want a simple gameplay style doesn't mean i want to be babied; i want the simplicity because i'm an adult with realass adult responsibilities and don't have time/energy to grind, not because i'm still mentally ten years old and blanche at mature topics. and so i really appreciate the way webfishing will scratch that itch for "wild world if it was just fishing and able sisters" while also letting you have bloodshot eyes, wear a hat that says "i love peeing", and then blow all your money on beer and scratch offs. like honestly truly who else is doing it like webfishing

[visitingforpleasure]

Recipe for Heirloom Tomato Salad with Nectarines, Avocado, and Arugula Fresh summer-ready heirloom tomatoes, arugula, avocado, and nectarines combine in this easy, beautiful salad. 1 large avocado sliced, 2 tablespoons white vinegar, flaky sea salt, 6 ounces arugula, salt and freshly ground black pepper to taste, 2 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil, 2 medium nectarines sliced, 2 large heirloom tomatoes sliced