In a time when you can buy corn in May with clams that were locally grown that actually came from Georgia or chili powder from Florida labeled as locally grown as well as jams, pickles, etc., with labels claiming to be local but in reality are not local at all, it's real nice to know there is at least one farm that really does produce true, locally-grown products. Others claim this but if you drive around and see what is growing in the fields you can see that some things are just not true.