Some food rescue organizations specialize in surplus produce, which is more difficult to distribute than many prepared foods due to its short shelf life.
22.
He asserted they were generally happy and contented, and were able to make considerable money by selling the surplus produce of their provision grounds.
23.
This new development in bronze processing denotes a specialization in production with the appearance of prospectors, blacksmiths and merchants, who exported the surplus produce.
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If you don't know where to donate surplus produce in your area, you can call Second Harvest, a Chicago-based network of 185 food banks nationwide.
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Food crop and livestock farming are also done by smallholders, with marketing and distribution of surplus produce ( after farmers'own consumption ) being done privately.
26.
The levy on each of the substructures was clearly a surplus produced after account had been taken of the expenditure budgeted for by that substructure.
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The first Women's Institute Market took place in Lewes to sell surplus produce in 1919 . WI County Federations supported the spread of WI Markets.
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Settlement was also attracted to Knight's Cove by the availability of land for gardens and livestock, as surplus produce found a ready market in King's Cove.
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Rice, corn, onions, garlic, salt, fishes ( both wild and cultured ) are some of the relatively significant surpluses produced in the province in exportable quantities.
30.
This was because the households served with MUS were able to earn additional income of about US $ 190 per year through sale of surplus produce.
