San Juan grown: Area farmers to sell produce at growers' markets

The cooking in San Juan County is expected to get fresher this month. Growers' markets across the region open soon with fresh local fruits and veggies that are physically and economically healthy.

[just_nobody]

Are thses the same produce now as of yeasterday grown with E-Coli rich water if so don't eat what WILL kill you but it seems an E-Coli rich water did not make newsthe water station supplying lee acers and all od Ct rd 5000 is tainted cattle produce every thing boil your water before you drink

[just_nobody]

SANTA FE (AP)- A boil water alert has been issued for customers of the Morningstar Water Users Association in San Juan County.

The New Mexico Environment Departments Drinking Water Bureau issued the advisory after levels exceeded the maximum contaminant level for E. coli.

The bacteria was discovered in the system's drinking water.

The presence of E. coli indicates the water may have been in contact with sewage or animal wastes, and could contain disease-causing organisms.

Contamination was found in the Anasazi Estates Subdivision based on water samples from that location.

All consumers of the Morningstar Water Users Association system are advised to boil water for five minutes before drinking, cooking and dishwashing or use bottled water.