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Buy Local – Buy Rogue is a business alliance of 100+ locally-owned, independent businesses committed to building a more socially, environmentally and financially sustainable economy in the Rogue Valley. Vote with your dollars.

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The early deadline for listing your business in the Rogue Flavor guide is this next Monday, March 15th.  Join, or renew, by March 15 to take advantage of the discounted membership fees! The Rogue Flavor guide highlights what makes the Rogue Valley unique: the farms and food businesses that create the distinctive local flavor of our community. Our community knows that Rogue Flavor businesses are the best of the Rogue Valley’s farmers, food producers and conscious food retailers that contribute greatly to the vitality of our community by doing business with each other.  Don't miss out.  Join now!

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Reason #5: Local Owners are Local Contributors

Research has shown that small local businesses make indispensable contributions to communities and neighborhoods. A study of charitable giving in Oregon showed that when in-kind contributions were included, small firms gave an average of $789 per employee, medium sized firms $172, and large firms $334. (NFIB Small Business Policy Guide) Additionally, large firms contribute primarily to the area where the corporation is headquartered, not necessarily where they do business.

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In the News

From farms to freezers
Providing income to ranchers, meat CSAs also help keep subscribers stocked for winter
Published: Dec 2, 2009 in the Mail Tribune
By Sarah Lemon

Once the provenance of farm-fresh produce, local community-supported agriculture programs are beefing up their shares.

Two Jackson County ranches plan to launch meat CSAs this winter, pledging to provide subscribers with monthly deliveries of organic and sustainably raised beef, pork, lamb, goat and chicken.  Read more...

 

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