January 2012
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Plant Swaps
Looking for something new for your garden and have something to get rid of? Try a plant swap/exchange. Trade a (healthy) plant, bulbs or seeds you no longer want or need for something new for your garden! Try sites and forums to find or organize a swap like http://forums.gardenweb.com/forums/exchind/ or http://www.plantswap.net/
Jan 31st
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Lucky enough to have a local farmers market in the... →
Here are 6 tips to mastering your farmers market from The Daily Green.
Jan 30th
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Missing your garden?  →
Here are some tips for starting a container garden with minimal space
Jan 27th
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Electrocute Meat? →
Meat electrocution the next standard procedure to reduce bacterial contamination? Take a look at what Food Politics has to say on the matter.  
Jan 26th
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U-Relish Farm →
Cara Dafforn sells home grown packaged meals at her local farmers market made for the crockpot, saving busy families the time and stress of preparing a healthy, local meal.
Jan 25th
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Food Sovereignty Law →
Sedgwick, Maine just passed one of the first “Food Sovereignty Law” to allow the sale of local food without agriculture regulations. Check out Natural News’ article on its impact.
Jan 24th
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Interested in growing your own potatoes? →
Check out how to do it in just 4 square feet! 
Jan 23rd
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Ecocentric's Favorite Sustainable Restaurants →
Ecocentric has picked their favorite sustainable restaurants of 2011.  Look over the list and try one close to you! 
Jan 20th
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Winter Gardening →
Just because it’s winter the beauty of your garden doesn’t have to disappear. Take a look at Seasonal Wisdom’s steps for a “Wonderful Winter Garden.”
Jan 19th
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The UN has designated 2012 as the International... →
 Check out Mother Earth News’ 12 steps to go green this year.
Jan 18th
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WatchWatch
Freight Farms is a sustainable food project that will allow people to grow food anywhere in shipping containers while reducing food miles and creating a local food source.
Jan 17th
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Succulents →
Succulents make great indoor plants due to the minimal care they require (even less is needed in the winter).  Take a look at Get Busy Gardening’s guide to the best soil, watering and light to give them. 
Jan 16th
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Looking to start a chicken coop?  →
Check out Mother Earth News’  Pickin Chicken Breed Selector app and find out which breed fits your needs.
Jan 13th
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Homegrown Food Challenge in Chickpea Magazine! →
We would like to thank Bob and Cara of Chickpea Magazine for publishing an article on us in their winter 2012 issue! Chickpea is a quarterly magazine featuring content from around the vegan community, including writing, discussion, recipes, photography, artwork and stories.  You can read their issues for free online or purchase high-quality, sustainably printed copies. Plus there isn’t any...
Jan 12th
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On Brooklyn’s polluted Gowanus Canal the Sweep... →
Jan 12th
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Jan 11th
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Make planting easier this year by making newspaper... →
Jan 10th
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WatchWatch
Seeds@City Urban Farm is a program at San Diego where you can get a degree in urban sustainable agriculture that provides CSA offerings and has an incredible demand from its students.
Jan 9th
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Winter is soup season.  →
Check out Deliciously Organic’s Red Pepper, Corn and Potato Soup!
Jan 6th
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Feel like you waste half of the food you cook some... →
Organic Authority has a list “5 ‘Throwaway’ Items You Can Eat!”
Jan 5th
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What is the price we’ll pay for publicly traded... →
Food Politics enlightens the strange techniques big brands use to expand their market share.
Jan 4th
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Cozy up with some new organic hot cocoa recipes... →
Jan 3rd
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Grist’s editor recounts 2011 sustainable food... →
Jan 2nd
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