Tag: farmer’s market

Udder Chaos

Udder Chaos

| May 14, 2010 | 11 Comments

Before I moved down south, I was living in the Big Apple. Loved Manhattan, loved the food. But as I proudly purchased my fruit at the little farmer’s market across the street from me on Central Park West on Saturdays, I quickly realized how little I knew how food is grown, or how to be [...]

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Photo of the Day: Farm Eggs

Photo of the Day: Farm Eggs

| April 25, 2010 | 4 Comments

Gorgeous golden fresh farmers eggs from Dubai, UAE from guest photographer, Cambria.

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Inequality of Olympic Proportions

Inequality of Olympic Proportions

| February 28, 2010 | 4 Comments

I admit it, I’ve been kinda addicted to the Olympics. Who knew watching skiing and shooting could be so fascinating? Well, the 2010 Olympics is coming to a close, and Vancouver has certainly showed herself to be a wonderful hostess. I had the fortune to visit and eat my way through Vancouver last year, and [...]

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Carbon Foodprint: To Meat or Not to Meat

Carbon Foodprint: To Meat or Not to Meat

| November 3, 2009 | 6 Comments

I love my vegetarian friends. But I love my meat too. This is definitely a dilemma for me. I love animals. I love dogs. I think pigs are really smart animals. I care about the environment. I recycle. I reuse bags. I pay extra for the recycled business cards. Am I a hypocrite? For those [...]

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Planting the SEEDS

Planting the SEEDS

| October 11, 2009 | 4 Comments

If you recall several months ago (when I was still learning how a blog works, so forgive the sad little photos), I volunteered at the Hogan’s Magnolia View Farm for the Eastern Triangle Farm Tour. Several weeks ago, I did it again. This time I volunteered at SEEDS in Durham, NC, a wonderful non-profit that [...]

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Photo of the Day: Jewel of the City

Photo of the Day: Jewel of the City

| September 26, 2009 | 0 Comments

Grown by the young men and women of SEEDS, a non-profit organization focused on developing youth leadership and urban gardens.

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Photo of the Day: Sweet Daisy

Photo of the Day: Sweet Daisy

| September 26, 2009 | 0 Comments

The coolest Airstream around run and managed by the pastry chef of the Washington Duke Inn…Daisy Cakes sits on the corner near the Durham Farmer’s Market every Saturday and changes up their sweet selection from ginger cupcakes to homemade pop-tarts for a warm smile and a “handful of happiness.”

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Photo of the Day: Cosmetically Challenged

Photo of the Day: Cosmetically Challenged

| September 26, 2009 | 0 Comments

Nine pounds of “cosmetically challenged” tomatoes getting ready to become tomato sauce for the fall. They look darn pretty to me.

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You Lie! Food System Reform=Health Care Reform?

You Lie! Food System Reform=Health Care Reform?

| September 11, 2009 | 4 Comments

“You lie!” Source: CNN Ah, yes, the outburst heard ’round the world. What is it about health care that leads our politicians, who are supposed to be erudite, well-behaved, and level-headed (stop laughing), to act like 3-year olds in the sandbox? Make that 2-year olds. Unless you haven’t turned on the news or been traveling, [...]

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Defending Industrial Farming

Defending Industrial Farming

| August 23, 2009 | 6 Comments

If you have been following us for a little while, you probably realize that I support small, local, family farms. I also try to stay aware of how corporate greed has infected our food (Taking Control) and support protecting our family farms (End of Farmer’s Markets?) Like many of you who support eating and living [...]

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