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Appalachian Sustainable Agriculture
Project
729 Haywood Rd.
Asheville, NC 28806

Voice: 828-236-1282
Fax: 828-236-1280

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Appalachian Sustainable Agriculture Project is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.

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For Consumers

ASAP wants you to have access to food that’s thousands of miles fresher.

Here are some of the ways we can help:

Look for the Appalachian Grown label. Displayed on produce and in grocery stores and restaurants, it shows you what’s local.

Use the Local Food Guide, a free directory to farms, businesses using local agricultural products, and more. The Guide is available in print and online.

Visit the Asheville City Market. Or find a tailgate market in your area.

Participate by attending events such as the annual Farm Tour or eat out during the seasonal  Get Local restaurant event.

 Learn out who grows your food .

Post your wants and offers for produce, livestock, equipment, land, jobs, and more in our classifieds section

Visit our calendar to read about the latest events related to sustainable agriculture and local food.

Keep up with the news with our monthly e-newsletter and join the discussion on our list-serve

Volunteer—we can use your help.

Contact us with comments and questions.

 
                                    
ASAP News
Get in the Guide for 2009

If you own a local farm or business that uses local food products, you can be listed in our Local Food Guide. If you're already included in the 2008 edition, update your listing for 2009. We're working on the new edition for spring publication.


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Upstate SC School Garden Workshop

Teachers: Do you want to start a school or classroom garden? 

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Starting a Market Garden Business Workshop

“First Steps in Starting a Market Garden Business,” a free workshop led by Peter Marks of ASAP,  will be offered at The North Carolina Arboretum on January 31.

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