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Mirandah Davis-Powell

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Lettuce parasite is a boon for some WA farmers

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By Mirandah Davis-Powell
| The Daily News (Longview, WA) Verified
When Tommy Brown of Issaquah heard word of the cyclosporiasis outbreak in July, it didn’t take long for him and his wife to start sourcing their produce from their local farmers market. “We basically shifted to buying locally, or just kind of not at all — just going without if we couldn’t find a good local option,” he said. kAmrJ4=@DA@C:2D:D[ E96 7@@53@C?6 :==?6DD 42FD65 3J E96 A2C2D:E6 4J4=@DA@C2[ >256 9625=:?6D :?
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Lettuce parasite is a boon for some WA farmers

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By Mirandah Davis-Powell
| The Bellingham Herald Verified
When Tommy Brown of Issaquah heard word of the cyclosporiasis outbreak in July, it didn't take long for him and his wife to start sourcing their produce from their local farmers market. "We basically shifted to buying locally, or just kind of not at all - just going without if we couldn't find a good local option," he said.
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Have you swapped to local farmers since the cyclospora outbreak?

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By Mirandah Davis-Powell
| Tri-City Herald Verified
Since the cyclospora outbreak in mid-July, supermarket lettuce sales have dropped nationwide. Over 6.5 million households across the U.S. stopped buying salad mixes and kits in July, according to new market research from Numerator. As a result, some farmers markets across the U.S. have seen a boost. We want to hear from you. Since the news of the outbreak, have you adjusted where you source your lettuce and other produce? Frequented your neighborhood farmers' market more often?
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