Friday Food Facts
Friday Food Facts

Yogurt will Add Probiotics to your Digestive System
Eat yogurt since you’ll get millions of good bacteria in every serving. Researchers have confirmed that probiotics in yogurt are useful for improving our immune function and all around good digestive health. Arizona’s dairy farmers provide the freshest milk that makes our healthy yogurt.

Make Arizona Milk Your Sports Drink!
Regularly workout? Make milk your sports drink. Recent studies find milk can repair and replenish muscle tissue after exercise by replacing nutrients such as protein, carbohydrates, vitamins, minerals and water. Arizona’s dairies serve up fresh milk daily.

We Raise Healthy Beef
A three ounce serving of lean beef contains more than 10% of your daily needs the following essential nutrients – protein (50%), zinc (39%), vitamin B12 (37%), selenium (24%), phosphorus (20%), niacin (18%), Vitamin B6 (16%), iron (14%), riboflavin (12%). My family raises high-quality Arizona beef.

Fill Your Plate is Mobile Friendly
Fill Your Plate is now mobile friendly. Your weekend trip to northern or southern Arizona might first mean a morning visit to a local farmers market. Just take out your smart phone and go to Fill Your Plate.org to take advantage our searchable farmers’ market feature.
Your one-stop show for local food is at Fill Your Plate!

Arizona Agriculture Grows a Rainbow of Fruits and Vegetables
March is National Nutrition and Fresh Celery Month. Arizona Agriculture is all about celery and nutrition since we grow plenty of this crisp veggie and a rainbow of colorful vegetables year around. Remember, in Arizona we’re planting and harvesting every month of the year!
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