User: flenvcenter Topic: Food-National
Category: Food Production :: Gardens
Last updated: May 24 2013 05:15 IST RSS 2.0
 
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NJ students to help Michelle Obama harvest garden 24.5.2013 Seattle Times: Politics
Schoolchildren from New Jersey shore communities battered by Superstorm Sandy will join Michelle Obama for a garden harvest next week.
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Local Briefs (Cached) 23.5.2013 Durango Herald
La Plata quilters will meet todayThe La Plata Quilters Guild will meet at 530 p.m. today at Christ the King Lutheran Church, 495 Florida Road. The program is x201cHandmade and quilted items for our kitchens and dining rooms.x201d The guild invites people who are interested in quilting to visit or become a member.
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Local Briefs (Cached) 23.5.2013 Durango Herald
La Plata quilters will meet todayThe La Plata Quilters Guild will meet at 530 p.m. today at Christ the King Lutheran Church, 495 Florida Road. The program is x201cHandmade and quilted items for our kitchens and dining rooms.x201d The guild invites people who are interested in quilting to visit or become a member.
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In the Garden: The Hard Road to a Vegetable Plot 23.5.2013 NY Times: Real Estate
In the Garden: The Hard Road to a Vegetable Plot
Reimagining a Point Breeze basketball court 22.5.2013 Philly.com News
The Ralph Brooks Tot Lot is supposed to be a safe haven for kids in Point Breeze who want to get exercise and stay out of trouble
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Most expensive house ever hits market at $190M 22.5.2013 MSNBC
Most expensive house ever hits market at $190M
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Program urges gardeners to grow an extra row for the food pantry 22.5.2013 Salt Lake Tribune
by Cathy Mckitrick The Salt Lake Tribune Published May 21, 2013 01:48PM MDT As budgets tighten, nutrient-rich fresh fruits and vegetables often get ejected from the grocery cart in favor of cheaper, more filling food choices. With one in seven Utah households grappling with food insecurity, Utahns Against Hunger devised a way for community and backyard gardeners to routinely share the wealth of their harvests. Aptly dubbed Grow A Row, the initiative encourages planting an extra row of produce for donation purposes. Utahns Against Hunger, an advocacy group focused on cre... ...
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Ordinary Woodbury lawn will soon become a work of art 21.5.2013 Twincities.com: News

A humble lawn in Woodbury is about to become a celebrity.

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Dark Rye: The Garden Pool: A Sustainable Oasis in a Suburban Desert 20.5.2013 Green on HuffingtonPost.com
From an empty swimming pool to a movement.
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Summer food and garden camps for kids 20.5.2013 Salt Lake Tribune
by Heather May The Salt Lake Tribune Published May 20, 2013 11:31AM MDT Keep your kids busy this summer with these food-related camps: Petersen Family Farm • Children ages 6 to 12 can learn to plant seeds, harvest vegetables and feed animals at this Riverton farm. Camps held Monday-Thursday from 9 a.m. to noon in June and July. Tuition is $80 a week. Call 801-999-8548 or visit petersenfamilyfarm.com. Wasatch Community Gardens • Full-day and half-day camps are offered June through mid-August for children ages 4 to 10 at Salt Lake City’s Grateful Tomato Garden. Full... ...
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Digginx2019 it (Cached) 20.5.2013 Durango Herald
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Growing Vegetables From Seeds Take Root For Many Gardeners 20.5.2013 NPR: Morning Edition
More and more gardeners are bypassing the local nursery and instead starting their veggies from seed. Seeds are often cheaper and they give growers a bigger choice of varieties. At a community garden in Venice, Calif., students learn the ins and outs of gardening from scratch.
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Digginx2019 it (Cached) 20.5.2013 Durango Herald
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Rant & Rave: Cheers for duckling wranglers, jeers for untidy gardens 19.5.2013 Seattle Times: Top stories
Seattle Times readers praise gracious strangers and scold tuned-out pedestrians.
Chinese spooked by food scandals take action - by growing it themselves 19.5.2013 MSNBC
Chinese spooked by food scandals take action - by growing it themselves
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Aurora Public Schools open first community garden 19.5.2013 Headlines: All Headlines
Students and neighborhood residents joined together Saturday to dig in Aurora Public Schools' first community garden.
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Dayplanner (Cached) 18.5.2013 Durango Herald
Meetings and EventsDurango Farmers Market, 8 a.m.-noon, First National Bank parking lot, www.durangofarmersmarket.org.La Plata Conservation District outreach informational booth for youth and landowners, 8 a.m.-4 p.m., Breen Community Center, 15300 Colorado Highway 140 in Breen, wwww.laplatacd.org,...
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Education Briefs (Cached) 18.5.2013 Durango Herald
Durango receives recognition in report Durango was featured in a report highlighting promising city efforts to improve the lives of children, youths and families in communities with populations below 75,000.Published by the National League of Cities, x201cMunicipal Leadership for Children and Families in Small and Mid-Sized...
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The IRS targeted tea party groups. Did liberal groups get better treatment? 17.5.2013 Yahoo: Politics
Today marks the one-week anniversary of the Internal Revenue Service's disclosure that it improperly scrutinized certain conservative groups applying for tax-exempt status. As an inspector general report on the practice found, groups with phrases like "tea party," "patriots" and "9/12 project" were targeted for the "Be On the Look Out" or "BOLO" list, and often [...]
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Congregations Tend The Soil And The Soul With Vegetable Gardens 16.5.2013 Green on HuffingtonPost.com
By Debra Rubin Religion News Service (RNS) The Rev. Morris G. Henderson wasn’t sure what do with a vacant city block of land behind his...
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