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"   The Girl Scouts are shaking things up. Don&amp;#039;t worry: You&amp;#039;ll still be able to get your Thin Mints. For the first time since 1987, the Girl Scouts of America are updating their badges. New badges include modern achievements like Digital Movie Maker, Computer Expert, and, for the young budding foodies out there, Locavore. More from Delish: 12 of America&amp;#039;s Best Local Farmers&amp;#039; Markets NPR&amp;#039;s &amp;quot;All Things Considered&amp;quot; reports that while the organization is keeping evergreen badges such as Cook, Athlete, and Naturalist, its new and updated badges are meant to help the Girl Scouts &amp;quot;customize their own projects.&amp;quot; For example, those interested in creating a sustainable business will be able to combine the Product Designer badge with the Customer Loyalty badge and, if that business happens to be selling home grown turnips, the Locavore badge. More from Delish: The Decade in Food Trends While locavore organizations are working hard to convince adults to shop at farmers&amp;#039; markets and sustain local food businesses, the Girl Scouts are starting earlier. Soon, your daughter may be the one pressing you to buy local. According to the Girls Scouts of America website, the Locavore badge is available to senior girl scouts who find inspiration from older, historically &amp;quot;local&amp;quot; badges such as Farmer, Beekeeper, and Dairy Maid. More from Delish: 5 Local Feasts from 5 Local Regions What do you think about these changes? Can we expect to see a new generation of vegetable farmers and pig breeders? "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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