Urban Eden Farm
With the farmers market season just around the corner, organizers in the Spokane area plan to open with new safety guidelines to prepare for a possible expansion of the stay-at-home order. There will be half as many vendors because those who don’t offer food services will not be considered essential if restrictions continue, said Rob Allen, board president of the Inland Northwest Farmers Market Association.
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Jamey Bryant, left, Maya West, center and Tarawyn Waters, right, harvest arugula and spring mix lettuce, Thursday, April 23, 2020, at Urban Eden Farm in Vinegar Flats in Spokane.
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Tarawyn Waters, left along with Jonathan Abramson, standing, and Maya West, harvest lettuce in a greenhouse, Thursday, April 23, 2020, at Urban Eden Farm in Vinegar Flats in Spokane.
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Tarawyn Waters, right, along with Maya West, left, and Jamey Bryant, harvest spring mix lettuce, Thursday, April 23, 2020, at Urban Eden Farm in Vinegar Flats in Spokane.
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Tarawyn Waters harvests arugula in the greenhouse, Thursday, April 23, 2020, at Urban Eden Farm in Vinegar Flats in Spokane.
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