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Sustainable Stoughton

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Cultivating Sustainable Solutions

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In the United States, fresh produce travels over 1,500 miles before being consumed*

Thankfully we have many options to cut our carbon food-print and eat close to home.

Local CSAs to support

Learn To Hunt through the WI DNR

Stoughton Farmer's Market

Checkout or local CSAs and support local businesses as well as cut down on carbon emissions 

CSA Coalition

Stoughton Farmer's Market

Learn To Hunt through the WI DNR

Stoughton Farmer's Market

Want to support local farmers another way? Check out the Stoughton Farmer's market, open Spring through Fall.

Farmer's Market

Learn To Hunt through the WI DNR

Learn To Hunt through the WI DNR

Learn To Hunt through the WI DNR

Interested in helping deal with invasive species and in learning alternative ways to feed your family?

DNR Learn to Hunt

Little John's

Learn to Garden

Learn to Garden

A Madison based, pay-what-you-can restaurant and community kitchen.  They take nutritious ingredients that would otherwise be thrown away and transform them into nutritious, delicious meals. 

Little John's

Learn to Garden

Learn to Garden

Learn to Garden

Another way to cut down own food-based emissions is to grow some of your own foods. Checkout this helpful gardening resource from UW-Madison. It's taught by extension specialists and local horticulture experts.

Green Thumb Gardening Classes

References

  1. National Center for Appropriate Technology (2008) Food Miles Background and Marketing. 


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