Adjective
home-grown (comparative more home-grown, superlative most home-grown)
Having been produced locally.
A man who once drank four two-liter bottles of cola PER DAY lost over 350 pounds by ditching the beverage, eating home-grown veggies - and AVOIDING EXERCISE. Source: Internet
Bruno’s Magpies have continued building on their home-grown player base adding several key players to their winter signings. Source: Internet
As for Rabbi Judah HaNasi's enactment, the release from the Seventh Year obligations and the release from tithing all home-grown produce throughout the remaining six years of the seven-year cycle were one and the same (cf. Source: Internet
Certainly Horthy was as hostile to the home-grown fascist and ultra-nationalist movements that emerged in Hungary between the wars (particularly the Arrow Cross Party ) as he was to Communism. Source: Internet
Hidden away in the hills with its own three-acre vineyard, the couple initially hoped to make a living selling their home-grown wine to local bars and restaurants. Source: Internet
In 2002, the party criticised corporatism as a "mixture of big capitalism and state control", saying it favoured a " distributionist tradition established by home-grown thinkers" favouring small business. Source: Internet