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August is a special month from the sustainability perspective.
Want to try your hand at canning but think it's too complicated?
Preserved limes have a sour and salty taste which lends great flavor to pork, chicken, soups, ste
Starting my day again with a hardy super-easy breakfast soup: 1.5 cups of this week's homemade ch
This chocolate garden cake is a sweet way to use some zucchini and carrots from the garden.
You can help KGI win a grant for $5000 for school and community gardens by voting for our entry i
You can help KGI win a grant for $5000 for school and community gardens by voting for our e
Hi everyone!
OK - don't get me wrong, my husband has farmed in the past and also worked a dairy farm and took
I'm a busy Silicon Valley mom who also likes to grow veggies, eat real food, and support sustaina
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What's Growing On:
The weather here in South Dakota has given Palisades and Here4Youth a rough start in our...
The school garden has gone undercover - literally! Part of our grant money was used to purchase...
Unlike most Sow It Forward grantees, the Dunbar Community Garden is now dormant. Growing season...
The Pathfinder K-8 school garden in Seattle, WA is ready for summer! The cosmos are blooming,...
The Berlin Branch Library Garden, on the lower eastern shore of Maryland, has been sustained and...
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