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Local farms have always been beloved places for North Shore residents to find fresh, locally grown food and connect with the abundance of our region. We cherish traditional agricultural activities, too, like apple picking, hayrides, and feeding farm animals.  Courtesy of Marshview Farm But this spring, of course, is different. As the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic empties grocery shelves, shutters businesses, and disrupts supply chains, local farms feel more important than ever before. “The local food system sometimes gets taken for granted, but it’s good to know that local food production is happening,” says Jamie Barrett,
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