> Probably cant get it delivered but there may be a CSA around where you live for vegetables, etc. CSA's are a good option, but in addition to them in Colorado

> Probably cant get it delivered but there may be a CSA around where you live for vegetables, etc. CSA's are a good option, but in addition to them in Colorado we've had Milk Delivery going strong for a while via Royal Crest Dairy, who also will deliver other things like bread, eggs, bacon, pizza kits: https://www.royalcrestdairy.com/ https://www.royalcrestdairy.com/ It was so successful it got more players into the space outside of Denver and there are a handful of them still delivering during pandemic. I don't drink animal based milk anymore as its pretty harsh on my immune system and allergies, I was quite find of raw milk when I was farming, so I have no use for these services; but it is a cool story in how localized food supply chains can prove to be resilient despite pandemics. But also a reminder how everything old will eventually become 'new' again given enough time out of the limelight.