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22 May 2009 »
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Many farm fresh foodies and locavores have experienced the frustration of trying to encourage our families and friends to support local farms. A few cotton to the idea, but many do not. Rather than alienating my close friends and relations by becoming a noodge, I decided to focus on delivering the good news of a healthier way to eat on folks I hadn’t yet met.
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Tags: food politics & farming, locavore, meetup.com, sustainable agriculture, wapf, weston a. price foundation, weston price, weston price foundation, whole foods nutrition
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21 May 2009 »
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I was delighted to catch the new documentary, FRESH, by Ana Sophia Joanes at the Newport Beach film festival last month. FRESH is a movie about modern food production and supply, how messed up it is, the ramifications of industrial agriculture, and what we need to do to fix it. This is a must-see, folks. Absolutely do not miss this movie. Not only is the film informative and captivating, it’s so emotionally powerful I was moved to tears more than once (okay, let’s be honest, my cheeks were wet throughout).
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Tags: ana joanes, ana sofia joanes, food politics & farming, fresh the movie, growing power, industrial farming, joel salatin, michael pollan, movies, omnivores dilemma, polyface farm, small farms, sustainable agriculture, the omnivore's dilemma, will allen
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18 May 2009 »
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ENTER TO WIN! Learn to cook healthier meals for your family! Click here to enter to win Real Food for Rookies, a new online class — retail value $120, plus over $60 worth of discount coupons. Don’t miss out! contest ends this SATURDAY Sept 4th at midnight Pacific. I’ve never been a sports fan. I’d [...]
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Tags: canning, food and cooking, pick your own, preserving food, sustainable agriculture, u pick
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21 April 2009 »
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I’m so excited I can hardly stand it! In less than a week, my dear friend and fellow blogger, Kelly the Kitchen Kop is flying to Southern California and we are going to go to the beach! Newport Beach, to be exact, to attend the Newport Beach Film Festival. We are covering the screening of a new feature-length documentary about sustainable agriculture called FRESH.
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Tags: farming, food politics & farming, fresh the movie, industrial farming, joel salatin, local food, michael pollan, movies, small farms, sustainable agriculture, will allen
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11 April 2009 »
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I don’t know about you, but I’ve always found it very interesting that the word “easter” is derived from the Latin, “estres,” which means the period of reproduction in animals. Perhaps this is why Easter is about eggs and baby chicks and baby lambs and bunnies. It’s the time to get out there and plant seeds. After a cold, dark winter, new life shoots out of the ground, and baby animals are born on the farm.
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Tags: cafos, factory farming, factory farms, joel salatin, michael pollan, polyface farms, sustainable agriculture, the omnivore's dilemma
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23 January 2009 »
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For years, I drank 2% milk. Just regular old milk from the supermarket. Then I switched to organic 2% milk. wanted to avoid bovine growth hormones and pesticides and genetically modified organisms (GMOs). When I got pregnant, I switched to organic whole milk. I figured I needed the extra fat for my growing baby. After [...]
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Tags: asthma, cafos, cows, enzymes, factory farms, food safety, grass-fed, growth hormones, health, lactose intolerance, michael pollan, milk, nina planck, nutrition, organic milk, osteoperosis, pathogens, posilac, probiotics, raw milk, real milk, sally fallon, sustainable agriculture
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21 November 2008 »
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I spent most of my time at the WAPF Wise Traditions Conference meeting with sponsors. And my photos reflect that. Here are some pictures I took of all the wonderful people who bring us food and books and supplements, etc.: Dave Wetzel of Green Pasture Products (makers of the fermented cod liver oil and butter [...]
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Tags: chaffin family orchards, cod liver oil, dave wetzel, farm to consumer legal defense fund, fermented cod liver oil, fermented foods, ghee, grass-fed, green pasture products, grindstone bakery, jessica prentice, mark mcafee, olive oil, organic pastures, pure indian foods, raw milk, small farms, sustainable agriculture, three stone hearth, us wellness meats, zukay live foods
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06 November 2008 »
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This Saturday in Los Angeles, you can catch a free screening of a great new documentary called “Food Fight”, starring Michael Pollan and chefs Alice Waters, Dan Barber, and Wolfgang Puck. Here’s the trailer: Here’s some information about the film from the website: Eating good food is a sensual experience. We taste it, we savor [...]
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Tags: alice waters, chefs, chez panisse, chris taylor, dan barber, michael pollan, movies, sustainable agriculture, wolfgang puck