Minneapolis sees the state's first 'farm stop,' supporting local growers
Tomatoes from Munak Ranch at the Santa Monica farmers market.
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Minnesota will soon see its first “farm stop,” a year-round market designed to support small-scale farmers, in Minneapolis. The Radish Farm Stop, set to open in June, will offer coffee as well as local produce and other goods.
MPR News host Clay Masters spoke with Radish Farm Stop founder Lily Gross about the state’s first farm stop.
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