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secure-media.collegeboard.org secure-media.collegeboard.org- 
  Because the produce will be handled less, locally grown fruit does not have to be “rugged” or to stand up to the rigors of shipping. This means that you are going to be getting peaches so ripe that they fall apart as you eat them, figs that would have been smashed to bits if they were sold using traditional methods, and melons that were allowed to ripen until the last possible minute on the vine. When you go local, your fruits and vegetables will be so ripe, that they will fall apart as soon as you eat them. 
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  Supermarkets are interested in selling “Name brand” fruit: Romaine Lettuce, Red Delicious Apples, Russet Potatoes. Local producers often play with their crops from year to year, trying out Little Gem Lettuce, Senshu Apples, and Chieftain Potatoes. You can get variety of options 
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  a dollar spent locally generates twice as much income for the local economy. If you keep the money in the same community, it will continue to generate. 
 
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