Thanksgiving may cost slightly more nationwide this year, but Louisiana families are celebrating with one of the most affordable holiday spreads in the country—just $44.70 for a traditional dinner for ten, nearly $10 below the national average. Avery Davidson of the Louisiana Farm Bureau explains why local staples like sweet potatoes and rice keep costs low, while items like milk remain higher due to long transport distances. Yet behind the numbers lies a sobering truth: farmers only earn about 9 cents of every food dollar, despite soaring equipment and input costs. Davidson reminds us that trusted, hardworking farmers remain essential to keeping our tables full.
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