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Inspired by
- Pick-A-Pepper: online source for all your fresh local produce dreams. A place connecting growers and eaters! with a great blog
- Garden for the Environment: learn how to grow food in the City, volunteers welcome every Wed & Sat. 10-4pm, 7th & Lawton
- Hayes Valley Farm, an urban agriculture project in the city, volunteer on Tues & Sundays!
- City Bees, one man, many happy bees, so many delicous flavors
- 101 Cookbooks: all about great cooking and gorgeous photos
- I'm Mad and I Eat: a favorite food blog and stunning backyard food growing
- Studio for Urban Projects: a space for exploration, teaching and celebration around food and the environment
- Streetsblog SF: all things livable cities with a focus on SF
- Raj Patel: the master of all things international food politics
- Bryant Terry: chef turned local food advocate, author, and potluck revivalist
What's this all about?
In pursuit of environmental stewardry through food - farming - livable cities - and community.
Not a monologue, but instead a discussion of how these issues intertwine.
And a call to plant a seed, cook your grandmother's favorite recipe, take a long walk with your camera, write a real food manifesto, ride a bike, volunteer, learn the art of weeding, host a potluck, replace your sidewalk with a native plant garden....and finally embrace your political self and participate in local government.
Not a monologue, but instead a discussion of how these issues intertwine.
And a call to plant a seed, cook your grandmother's favorite recipe, take a long walk with your camera, write a real food manifesto, ride a bike, volunteer, learn the art of weeding, host a potluck, replace your sidewalk with a native plant garden....and finally embrace your political self and participate in local government.
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- Portland here I come...
- Growing food : moving from demonstration to susten...
- Eat It To Save It.
- Farmers talkin sexy figs...
- Plants as Medicine
- Unbelievable...
- Potlucks get real
- A sonic picture of today's family farms...
- A Farmer Billboard...
- Rural and Urban: Walkability matters
- What to do with the 5 and unders in the garden?
- SF Mayor Announces New Regional Food Policy
- Reading: Farm City
- NYT Magazine 07.05 a must read
- Happiness is...
- A weekend to reclaim democracy
- An intro: It's time to get this blog started!
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2 comments:
I totally heard this segment of Morning Edition and craved figs all that day. Anna, mother of baby, brought home some figs her co-worker picked from her tree. I couldn't believe these figs: the most beautiful, sweet and largest I had ever had! They were the size of medium apples! One completely filled me up. How disappointed was I to find 3 perfectly beautiful figs in the garbage the next day because Anna thought they were over ripe and rotting?
That's awful. Now I want to try some figs that are as big as apples!
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