A Lawrence County nonprofit is making it easier for locally grown and produced food to reach grocery store shelves across the Greater Wabash Valley Region.
Beginning last week, Harvest Link began delivering locally produced food to participating grocery stores, connecting farmers and food producers from Lawrence, Edwards, Richland, Wabash, Wayne, and White Counties with consumers across the area.
Harvest Link was organized in September of 2025 as an Illinois nonprofit focused on strengthening the local food system. The organization works to connect farmers with schools, grocery stores, hospitals and other institutions that want to purchase locally produced food.
The delivery network is the first service being launched by Harvest Link. They are also working to secure funding for a regional co-packing kitchen.
Customers can support local farmers by shopping at participating grocery stores. A list of those is available at this website: www.harvestlinkhub.org/delivery.
Indiana Weekly Gas Price Update shows prices falling
Overnight lane and ramp closures planned on State Road 28 in Tipton County
Affordable Hearing representatives help bring Indiana support to veterans hearing care bill
Attorney General Todd Rokita calls on Hoosiers to claim compensation for inflated generic drug prices
Governor Braun proclaims Indiana Rail Safety Week September 21-27
State unemployment rate remains below national average
