Happenings @ City Feed!
TOMORROW:
July 2nd 6-8pm
|
 |
Visit us on
Centre Street for live music, free samples, and neighborhood fun!
We will be featuring:
Jim Hobbs and the Hobbettes,
a jazz quartet led by Jim Hobbs on saxophone, and accompanied by Joe Morris on bass, Forbes Graham on trumpet, and Lawrence Cook on drums. These are some nationally acclaimed musicians, so we feel quite honored to host them!
Don't miss it!
Get Ready for the FOURTH of JULY!
Come on over for everything you'll need for your Independence Day Shin-Dig!-Local seasonal veggies for grillin'! -Local condiments like Raye's Mustard, Crooked Birch BBQ, Roasted Butternut Squash Seed oil from upstate new york, and many many more! -All Natural Moonbrine Pickles! -Local all natural beef from Hardwick Beef and River Rock Farm! -All Natural charcoal!
|
Are you new to THE FEED?
Stay in touch!
 |
COME ON DOWN!
Visit us at our two JP locations:
672 Centre St
617-524-1700
66A Boylston St
617-524-1657
|
New website launch is coming soon!
|
|
|
Howdy City Feed-er!
Welcome to The Feed, your place to stay up to date on in-store specials and happenings, get to know our farmers and vendors, and learn what we're all about.
This month, we're excited to share why we love local produce and how we strive to be your neighborhood farmer's market every day of the week! We're also happy to introduce you to one of our favorite farmers, give you a heads up on good deals this month, and let you know about happenings around the store this week.
Here's to good food and good neighbors!
|
|
|
Why Buy Local?
The local growing season is upon us!
We thought it would be a good time to remind folks of a few reasons why buying local is so important.
Locally grown produce is fresher
Produce grown locally is typically picked within 24 hours of your purchase, versus produce that was shipped for days or weeks.
Locally grown produce is better for you!
The nutritional value of fruits and vegetables declines with time after they are harvested. The fresher the vegetables are, the better they are for you!
Locally grown produce TASTES BETTER!
Fresh picked, locally grown produces tastes so much better because it is able to ripen longer on the vine for more flavor. Once you've tasted a local tomato or peach you will never go back!
Buying locally grown food is environmentally responsible.
When you buy local, you reduce carbon emissions and packing materials, lessening your environmental footprint.
Buying locally grown food helps preserve our open spaces.
The local farming landscape will only survive as long as farms are financially viable. When you buy local food, you do your part to protect the agricultural landscape, keeping New England. . .well, New England!
City Feed features local produce from over 10* local farms!
It's like a farmer's market
every day of the week!
This Growing Season at City Feed, look for fresh picked produce from: Enterprise Farm, Stillman's Farm, Allandale Farm, Eva's Organics, Applefield Farm, Silverbrook Farm, Blue Heron Organic Farm, The Food Project, Pete's Green's & more!
*Selection may vary depending on availability. Limited selection
at our Boylston Street store due to space constrictions.
|
|
FEATURED FARM OF THE MONTH
Enterprise Farm of Whately, MA
Starting with a modest 2 acres in 1983, Enterprise Farm of Whately, MA, has grown into 75 acres of organic vegetables 25 years later. Despite this growth, they still operate under the same principles that got them started: conservation, environmental integrity, and sustainability.
In addition to providing beautiful in season produce, Enterprise Farm is pioneering a unique farm-based distribution system. Their year round farm share supports small organic farms up and down the east coast, and delivers fresh, affordable organic produce to the community all year long.
Learn more at: www.enterpriseproduce.com
|
|
July Specials
Stop in for these great specials anytime this month!
- Field Roast's Sausages, 12.95 oz $4.99 (Reg. $6.59)
- Green Mountain Gringo's Salsa, 16 oz $3.99 (Reg. $5.29)
- Green Mtn Gringo's Tortilla Strips, 8 oz $1.99 (Reg. $2.59)
- Stonyfld's Org Ice Cream & Fro Yo.,1pt $3.59 (Reg. $4.99)
- Stonyfield's Fat Free Yogurts, 6 oz $0.99 (Reg. $1.39)
- Kashi's Go Lean Crunch Cereal, 15 oz $3.99 (Reg. $4.99)
- Kashi's Go Lean Slimming Ceral, 14.1 oz $3.99 (Reg. $4.99)
- San'J's Thai Peanut Cooking Sauce, 10oz $2.99 (Reg. $3.99)
- Thai Kitchen's Pure Coconut Milk, 14 oz $1.79 (Reg. $2.59)
- Woodstock's Org Tomato Ketchup, 20 oz $2.99 (Reg. $4.59)
- R.W. Knudsen's Very Veggie Juice, 32 oz $3.59 (Reg. $4.59)
- Weleda's Children's Tooth Gel, 1.79 oz $4.99 (Reg. $5.99)
Valid from 7/1/09-7/31/09
|
|
Thanks for taking the time to read THE FEED!Suggestions, questions, or compliments? We always love to hear from you. Let us know how we're doing!Do you know someone who might like to stay in the loop with THE FEED? Forward freely! Just click the link below:
COME ON DOWN!
City Feed & Supply
|
|
|
