Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Alabama Partners with Sweet Grown Alabama

Sweet Grown Alabama, the state’s agricultural branding program, is pleased to welcome Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Alabama as a top financial supporter of the non-profit organization.
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Agriplex Hosts Harvest to Home Dinner September 29, 2022

The North Alabama Agriplex Board and Foundation will host the 7th Annual Harvest to Home Local Foods Dinner and Silent Auction on September 29, 2022, at 6 p.m. at the Wallace State ...
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Sweet Grown Alabama Hosts Restaurant and Farmer Networking Events

To connect restaurants with locally grown products, Sweet Grown Alabama, the state’s non-profit agricultural branding program, hosted three Restaurant and Farmer Networking events in August.
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Sweet Grown Alabama Day Celebrates Locally Grown Products and Farmers

As a celebration of locally grown products and farmers markets, Sweet Grown Alabama, the state’s non-profit agricultural branding program, hosted “Sweet Grown Alabama Day” on July 23.
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Sweet Grown Alabama Featured on The Mark White Show

Director Ellie Watson joined Mark White to discuss the Sweet Grown Alabama program. 
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Support Farmers on Sweet Grown Alabama Day July 23

Celebrate all the goodness of summertime fruit and vegetables – and the hard-working farmers who grow them – at Sweet Grown Alabama Day on July 23.
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Sweet Grown Alabama Hosts Pop-up Farmers Market Outside Tomato Sandwich Lunch

Sweet Grown Alabama hosted a pop-up farmers market outside the Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries' 19th Annual Tomato Sandwich Lunch at the Ed Teague Arena in Montgomery on Wednesday, June 29.
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FDL Tomato Pie Triumphs in Bama’s Best Tomato Dish Contest

A trio of judges sampled savory tomato pie June 14 — just steps from the Montgomery Curb Market stand where FDL Gourmet To Go chef Preston Williams purchased the dish’s star ...
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‘Sweet Grown Alabama Act’ Expands Opportunities for Alabama Farmers

On April 11, Alabama Governor Kay Ivey signed the ‘Sweet Grown Alabama Act,’ which includes farmer-produced value-added products in existing agricultural sales tax exemptions.
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