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Nic Esposito’s new initiative: “The New Growth Project”
In September of 2011, Nic announced through his blog ”PhillyRooted” that he would not continue to manage the Walnut Hill Farm that he worked hard to create in the 2009 – 2010 growing…
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Local, Organic: the Dark and the Light
“To be a centrist when it comes to food is, unfortunately, to be a radical,” writes James McWilliams in his recent book Just Food: Where Locavores Get it Wrong and How We Can…
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Aaron Guman: All roads lead to Permaculture
For years, I have dabbled in gardening and composting. My interest was more in fruits (tomatoes, cherries, plumbs, etc..) than in growing vegetables. For me gardening has been more of an experiment in…
Nic Esposito’s new initiative: “The New Growth Project”
In September of 2011, Nic announced through his blog ”PhillyRooted” that he would not continue to manage the Walnut Hill Farm that he worked hard to create in the 2009 – 2010 growing…
Local, Organic: the Dark and the Light
“To be a centrist when it comes to food is, unfortunately, to be a radical,” writes James McWilliams in his recent book Just Food: Where Locavores Get it Wrong and How We Can…
Aaron Guman: All roads lead to Permaculture
For years, I have dabbled in gardening and composting. My interest was more in fruits (tomatoes, cherries, plumbs, etc..) than in growing vegetables. For me gardening has been more of an experiment in…
A new model of Community Supported Agriculture
While vacationing in the Finger Lakes Region, I discovered what could be a new direction in the Community Supported Agriculture movement. What is “Community Supported Agriculture”? According to the Wikipedia definition, “Community Supported Agriculture” is a…
The History of Urban Farming in Philadelphia
By Nicole Sugerman Nicole is one of two co-managers of Henry Got Crops! CSA, a farm in Philadelphia’s Roxborough neighborhood, run by Weavers Way Co-op in partnership with Saul Agricultural High School. This…
The Sustainable Bakery: Four World Bakery
Source: CityPaper – July 9, 2008 What would a sustainable bakery look like? It would use renewable energy to bake breads and cakes Minimize waste by backing “on demand”. Use imagination to stick…