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Seasonal Produce in Ontario, June | NIKU Farms

June 9, 2021
"What's in Season" written over the image of a bowl of cherries.

Summer sure has taken its time, but it’s finally arrived in Ontario! It’s the season of smokey evening barbecues, fresh lemonade and crisp salads on the backyard patio with your favourite people. 

Now that the Vitamin D is flowing, it’s the best time to make some new good habits – like considering the food you’re eating and where it’s coming from. Do you buy your produce from local farmers? Are you supporting small businesses? Checking to see if the businesses you’re buying from minimize their waste?

Next time you go grocery shopping, take a look at where your food actually comes from. Check if there are any added hormones or chemicals. Increase your fruit and vegetable intake by buying fresh produce and leafy greens that reduce the risk of heart disease.

If you’re wondering which local fruits and vegetables to include in your summertime spreads, we’ve compiled a list below of all of the seasonal produce in Ontario this month!

A green table filled with grilled fruits and vegetables, as well as glasses of lemonade.

Looking to add some pasture-raised protein to your sustainable grocery list? NIKU Farms is a virtual farmers market for local Ontario farmers where you can get grass-fed meat with no added hormones or antibiotics.

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