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By Bonnie Stern, Weekend PostMarch 6, 2010 When my friends Nina and Marc LePage came to Toronto recently, Nina, a Swedish-born certified nutrition educator
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Iowa it might mean financial ruin; in Niger, it could mean starvation. Big agriculture companies like DuPont and Archer Daniels Midland (ADM), of course,
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Fast Company BY Kate Rockwood Mon Mar 8, 2010 Think of it as the Match.com for the locavore movement: FoodHub connects small and regional producers with food buyers for
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By Bonnie Stern, Weekend PostMarch 9, 2010 8:12 AM When my friends Nina and Marc LePage came to Toronto recently, Nina, a Swedish-born certified nutrition
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Chocolate Beet Cake with Spiced Creme Anglaise – As any of you locavores living in a cold climate know, the durable beet is one of the vegetables that appears over and over during the frigid winter months 3 weeks ago
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By Serena Weaver
In the Big Apple, Basis Brings Good Food to Locavores, from Farmers. Basis connects growers with chefs and eaters in the New York City area. Basis is truly at the root of the local foods movement in New York City.
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By Katherine Gustafson
A recent article in Foreign Policy magazine, called “How Locavores Could Save the World,” makes quick work of some of the most tenacious misconceptions about our food system ? that monoculture is a good way to produce food,
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By karmalily
The book is basically a memoir of Kingsolver and her family’s experience of living as very self-sufficient locavores over one year. They grew their own heirloom vegetables, baked their own bread, canned sauces and veggies, etc.
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By Fionnchú
The seeds of today’s farmer’s markets, locavores, and green cuisine might be planted a century ago in such alliances. (Posted to Amazon US 1-21-10). Posted by Fionnchú at 5:48 PM. Labels: belief, Christianity, Classics, counterculture,
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By Matt Jabs
Try reading ?Just Food: Where locavores get it wrong and how we can truly eat responsibly? by James E. McWilliams. It will blow your mind, especially knowing that it was written by an avowed environmentalist.
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