πŸ₯” Crawford’s Produce Brings Trailer Load of Sweet Potatoes to Dunlap

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🥔 Crawford's Produce Brings Trailer Load of Sweet Potatoes to Dunlap

As fall harvest season peaks across the Sequatchie Valley, Crawford’s Produce is bringing fresh seasonal produce directly to shoppers in Dunlap with a special one-day event. The trailer load sale offers valley residents a convenient opportunity to stock up on locally sourced sweet potatoes during the heart of the harvest.

πŸ“ Event Details

Crawford’s Produce will set up a trailer load of sweet potatoes in Dunlap on November 6 from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM. The sale location is across the road from Walgreens, making it easy for shoppers to find. The event is designed to move a full trailer of fresh produce, so early arrival may offer the best selection.

🌾 Why This Matters for Valley Shoppers

Direct-from-producer sales like this one cut out the middleman and often offer better prices and fresher product than grocery store shelves. Sweet potatoes are a fall staple in Sequatchie Valley kitchens-whether for holiday meals, everyday cooking, or preserving for winter storage. For families planning Thanksgiving menus or looking to buy in bulk, a trailer load event provides an efficient way to source quality produce at harvest-time value.

Supporting local producers like Crawford’s Produce strengthens the regional food network and keeps harvest dollars circulating within valley communities. ✨

πŸ€”Source

Kerrie Crawford Whitaker – Event promotion for Crawford's Produce selling a trailer load of sweet potatoes in Dunlap across from Walgreens on November 6.

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Written By Tom Seest

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