Canada?

These might be a good place to start...

http://www.pickyourown.org/index.htm
http://www.eatwellguide.org/i.php?pd=...
http://www.fooddowntheroad.ca/index.php
http://www.foodtv.ca/entertaining/sea...
http://www.bloghersactcanada.com/2008...
http://www.cornucopiacuisine.com/cc/s...
http://www.foodshare.net/index.htm
http://www.soscuisine.com/local_produ...
http://www.farmersmarketscanada.ca/in...
https://www.spud.ca/index.cfm

Hey there! I'd really love it if this app made it's way to Canada!

A recommendation: I might start off a province at a time - there are only 10 of them, and some are rather large, while others are puny in comparison. For example Ontario has 10 million people in it - a full third of the population of the Country, and is twice the size of france. Meanwhile PEI has little more than 100 thousand people.

Because of this our agricultural agencies tend to work independently of one another, on a provincial basis.

It would be prudent to start off with say, Ontario - after all, simply adding that one province covers a full third of the country - then add some of the other more populated provinces one or two at at time - Quebec, BC, Alberta, etc.

These seem your best options:

http://www.harvestcanada.com/
http://www.farmersmarketscanada.ca/
http://www.foodland.gov.on.ca/english...

I second the motion for Ontario first, although living in Ontario I'm slightly biased :)

Buster, I'd be happy to help with the legwork for a few free licenses and credit.

Ok, well if you decide to, send me a d message on Twitter to @annamazon. I've recently been laid off and it would be nice to have something to do with my spare time in between job interviews!

I live in Vancouver BC which would be similar to Washington state. I would like to help you gather info for my province if you would like. Glad to have found your app today. A great addition to food content in the App Store. Thanks.