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College Station, TX
The Aggieland Farmers Market serves Bryan/College Station and its surrounding communities to support a local food economy by providing a gathering place to promote locally grown, in season, fresh produce and products and making connections between local farmers, local food based companies and the community at large. The AFM is a producer’s market. We maintain a strict focus on food and farms, showcasing locally grown, sourced, and produced foods. All products, both food and non-food, must be produced by the vendor. No re-selling is allowed. The predominant vendor emphasis will feature 80% farm and food items produced within a 100 mile radius of BCS and 20% specialty items and select artisans, also locally produced.
Aggieland Farmers Market, in its own listing
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