Growing a better environment, one garden at a time
I found a nice gardening blog where the recipes are all collected under one heading, and the recipes sound good. Check out the ‘Pink Thumbs’ blog site. Anita, the author, says, “I try to use everything and make new recipes from everything I harvest.” Her favorites include: chicken corn chowder, Salsa, Lime Basil sorbet, Zucchini flowers stuffed with cheese, and Eggplant stack
Nonprofit Delivers Local Produce to Schools, Restaurants Around Charlottesville – washingtonpost.com.
Here’s an interesting approach to food distribution – community gardens and other small producers to band together and become a force… Whether we gather it all together for sale or charity, there will be a lot of excess coming from our gardens.
Dick Proutt is a small farmer, read the article to see how he and the others like him are the answer to feeding a county’s hungry multitude. How do you think we could be benefit to the community?
New Organic CSA Forming in Camarillo
We want to let everyone know about a unique opportunity. There is a new CSA (Community Support Agriculture) initiative in Camarillo. It is the Abundant Food Project. It has 10 acres of certified organic field, a farm house, and college interns learning how to create and run an organic farm.
You can get a glimpse of what they are planning by visiting their website , JoinTheFarm.com.
UPDATE: There will be a compost demo next Saturday at the Abundant Table Ranch. Click here to view the event flier…
Our goal at Gardening Coaches is to empower and encourage you to take control of your own food supply, to enjoy a more healthful life style, educate youth, build a sense of community, reduce food costs, and help the environment.
This web site will give you the knowledge you need.
Joe Lamp'l and Patti Moreno produce 'Growing a Greener World', a TV program which available on the … [Read More...]