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Between now and August 31st, Stonyfield Farms is asking you to help it decide which of these 3 organizations should benefit the most from its Profits for the Planet (PFP) program. Stonyfield Farms will give each eco-friendly group $20,000 plus a percentage of $40,000 based on how we vote.
So, who do you like best? Physicians […]
Today’s post comes from special guest Alicia Sparks, author of b5media’s Mental Health Notes. Alicia shares with Daily Tomorrow five great reasons why being green goes well with her mental health. Enjoy!
5 Reasons Being Green Is Good For My Mental Health
The summer of 2007 was a busy time for me. Not only did I become […]
More and more Americans are turning over their soil, planting a garden for the first time, resurrecting garden patches from summers past, taking advantage of their city’s community garden plots, literally putting the “local” in “eat locally” as close to their back doors as possible. Are you one of them?
Since I am an apartment dweller, […]
There is so much talk lately about localizing your food.
How often are you hearing “buy local,” “support your farmer’s markets,” “get to know the people who make your food and how they make it.” Because I’m hearing it a lot. My favorite magazines are filled with articles and recipes (some of which I’ll share here […]
You say tomato, I say embargo.
Or at least that’s what they say in Santa Fe. The New Mexico Environment Department and the New Mexico Department of Health is mandating that “no one buy, eat, sell or serve food containing raw red plum, raw red Roma, or raw red round tomatoes grown and harvested in Mexico […]
And lemon and lime peels. Sure, they’re great for putting down your garbage disposal for a quick refresh and odor eliminator, and of course, they can be composted like any other organic material. Some folks like burning orange peels on the stove for scents (but that smell, frankly, makes me gag)
But what if you have […]
I can’t believe my parents didn’t call me about this one.
I’m not an Oprah fan, but don’t you dare try to pull mom or dad away from their TV at 4 p.m. on any given weekday. They love the Oprah. But they neglected to tell me that in an effort to eat “more consciously” […]
Here it is! The first shipment from our local organic CSA (community supported agriculture) farm. We have a medium share, which is supposed to be good for 2 people (or one voracious vegetarian).
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I’m on a food kick this year, as in trying to kick bad habits and get a healthier, more sustainable food lifestyle going. In that, I’ve been doing a lot of research. More a re-search on ideas and facts that I’ve let fall out of my daily food routine. Part of this is related to […]
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