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  • The Taste of Terroir

    Soil composition is a crucial element of terroir. converting our old rice paddies into vegetable and floral production, we brought in large amounts of compost and applied a variety of ground covers like wood shavings and hay. We are now top-dressing with compost and utilizing cover crops to continue deepening our topsoil and

  • Urban Foraging

    You’ll find blueberries, blackberries, grapes, apples, figs, persimmons, nectarines, plums, peaches and If you want to contribute to the foraging community, log your best snack spots on the Falling Fruit app

  • Strawberry Brioche Tart

    Use blueberries in the summer or apples with cinnamon in the fall. Photo by Wesley Parsons.

  • Grazing Boards

    INGREDIENTS Core Components: • Variety of cheeses (firm and soft) • Cured meats • Spreads (preserves, pepper jelly, honey, mustard) • Fresh fruits (berries, grapes, oranges, figs, sliced persimmon or apples Add the Remaining Components Fill in with crackers, fruits, vegetables and intentional extras. adding extras like olives, pickles, nuts or dried fruits, consider whether this will enhance the core components

  • A Sustainable Holiday Guide

    If you want to have a more eco-friendly season, choose reusable first, compostable second and recyclable Plain, uncoated paper can be composted at season’s end.  Compost raw vegetable trimmings, plain napkins and uncoated paper. If your compost can’t take meat or dairy, keep those out and focus on what breaks down cleanly. Close the Loop in January Sort decor into three bins: “Reusable,” “Compost” and “Recycle.”

  • Moo-vers and Haymakers: Grass-fed Cattle Farming

    The term “pasture-raised” implies animals with ample space to roam about and eat, and it can apply to Pasture-raised may mean that animals are completely free to roam or that they're rotated through different The essence of regenerative agriculture is looking at the bigger picture and applying practices that

  • Reduce Your Packaging Footprint

    Metal lunch boxes are making a comeback, and Bento boxes have separate, stackable compartments for all When home, recycle any used packaging and compost any leftover food. 10. Let your produce loose!

  • Building a Food Business, One Experience at a Time

    We opened Makenu Chocolate in 2020, just as the COVID pandemic began, which forced us to completely rethink As farmers, we take care of chickens, cows, pigs, goats, sheep and occasionally ducks, turkeys and rabbits

  • Gardening Within an HOA

    We improved the soil with mushroom compost, pine fines and alfalfa. It’s part design, part improvisation and completely alive.

  • The Steady Act of Slow Food

    Local restaurants, grocery stores, farms and food trucks are invited to apply for the Snail of Approval Household practices like composting, using biodegradable cleaning products or growing an herb, vegetable Businesses can adopt biodegradable packaging, advocate for commercial composting of food wasteand source

  • DIY Holiday Crafts and Decorations

    Punch a hole at the top of each circle and thread twine or ribbon through to complete the tag. Use a paintbrush to apply a thin layer of paint to the raised part of the stamp, making sure to cover Allow the paint to dry completely. Once dry, use the custom-stamped paper to wrap your gifts. Let the citrus slices cool completely.

  • Roots of Resilience

    Others left potatoes behind and went in a completely different direction. This new organic practice does not apply just to potatoes, but to a wide range of species and varieties have to consider keeping their legacy behind for future generations as well as the ability to retire comfortably

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