Side project: Right Now, a weekly digest of in-season fruit & vegetables

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antbs

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#171375 15-Apr-2015 16:37

Hey all,

With seasons changing it's hard to figure out what fruit and vegetables are in-season each week. So I've created a digest (delivered each Monday) of what fruit & vegetables are in-season that week.

rightnow.nz

Hope some find it useful and of course I'd appreciate any feedback!

gzt

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#1285019 15-Apr-2015 18:08

I like the idea. I can see this more or less in the supermarket price variation through the year but it could help with recipe planning maybe.

BoydHQ

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#1285021 15-Apr-2015 18:10

Great idea, looking forward to Monday's email.

mentalinc

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#1285038 15-Apr-2015 18:51

DO you have an example, at the moment the website seems like a email address harvest (pun intended)...

You should consider publishing the current weeks digest to the website as well.

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antbs

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#1285043 15-Apr-2015 18:54

mentalinc: DO you have an example, at the moment the website seems like a email address harvest (pun intended)...

You should consider publishing the current weeks digest to the website as well.

Valid point. Yeah, I intend to also publish each weeks digest which I hope will make it seem more legit.

EdwardY

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#1300491 8-May-2015 10:10

Well, I like your concept pretty much and just signed up. What is interesting for me is what source of information do you use? This also could be posted on your website to gain more credibility. Anyway, wish you best of luck!

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#1310610 23-May-2015 22:26

Sounds like a great idea.

As a vegetable grower, I'm keen to read your digest.