Jul 30, 2026 · 58 min · 14 segments
Hey, it's Thursday again, and this week Anna's getting into the history and evolution of US Farmer's Markets! The fun doesn't stop there, because then she breaks down an article titled "The Best and…
Not really, but I have a hunch that they have been going on forever.
Yeah, pretty much.
Wow.
Do you wanna guess where they originated?
Say it with me, everyone.
[laughs]
I was right?
Yeah.
Wow.
I've-
Every, I feel like everything-
Sorry
[laughs]
With everything and their mother.
I feel so special.
[laughs]
I did not know pants were before that.
So vendors would gather in the Nile Valley and barter their vegetables and goods with neighboring communities.
Very cool.
So from what I understand, the pharaohs controlled agriculture, so the majority of the produce was sold in temples, but then the surplus was allowed to be bartered in the Nile Valley.
Oh, okay.
Not really, but I have a hunch that they have been going on forever.
Yeah, pretty much.
Wow.
Do you wanna guess where they originated?
Say it with me, everyone.
[laughs]
I was right?
Yeah.
Wow.
I've-
Every, I feel like everything-
Sorry
[laughs]
With everything and their mother.
I feel so special.
[laughs]
I did not know pants were before that.
So vendors would gather in the Nile Valley and barter their vegetables and goods with neighboring communities.
Very cool.
So from what I understand, the pharaohs controlled agriculture, so the majority of the produce was sold in temples, but then the surplus was allowed to be bartered in the Nile Valley.
Oh, okay.
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