Have you tasted the difference between grocery store vegetables and farm fresh vegetables? There is such a huge difference in taste. I always think that someone who doesn’t really like vegetables may actually fall in love with them when they purchase them from a local farm.
Today I want to take you to a fun little farm in Salem, UT where you can pick your own vegetables. I took my family there and it was so much fun.
SueAnne’s Garden is filled mostly with organic vegetables. What a great way to feed your growing family with all of the fresh vegetables that are free from pesticides. It is important for us to eat food that is free of strange chemicals and pesticides to create a healthy inner environment. When we are consuming foods with many strange chemicals, it really affects how we feel and it can create a foggy brain and disrupt our hormone balance.
We got to meet SueAnne who is so friendly. She loves what she does. She grew up on a farm so she knows farm life and how to raise crops. This is her life and she loves every minute of it so you can be sure that these vegetables are grown with love.
When we visit her farm, it is so much fun to bring the whole family. It really teaches our children where the food comes from and they get to help pick it. I remember when my son’s scout group was going to Chick-Fil-A to learn about their process and their jobs. I did not want my son to go to it because I didn’t really want him learning about his food that way. So this has been a great way to teach each of my children how important it is to get fresh food straight from the farm. SueAnne even teaches us how to pick it and what to look for to make sure it is the best to pick.
I also love supporting the local farmers. If we can learn to support the local farmers, our community will be greatly blessed. Not only do we get fresh food, but we also get some great farmers that are able to continue to support our community. Having the local farmers close by means that we can be a stronger self reliant community and we are keeping more of the money local which boosts our local economy.
SueAnne’s Garden is beautiful and they take great care to make sure we get the best vegetables. Some of the vegetables they grow are zucchini, squash, kale, tomatoes, cabbage, green beans, onions, peppers, and beets. Their grape tomatoes are so sweet they seem like candy to me.
Be sure to like her FaceBook page at https://www.facebook.com/SueAnnesGarden/ and also come out and visit her garden and see for yourself. 750 N Main Salem, UT 84653, 801-369-9754.