Monthly Archives: October 2009
Holiday Gift Baskets
Holiday Gift Baskets Give the gift that gives back to local farmers while offering the finest, most delicious gift to those on your holiday list. Great for clients, customers, and employees too! Holiday Seasonal Produce Gift Baskets Small –$30 ($35 … Continue reading
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Join Homegrown and Friends at the Ourlando Farm to Table Event
It’s a Food Fight! November 15, 12:30 PM to 2:30 PM Featuring the the documentary “Food Fight” by Chris Taylor and food by Chef Josh Oakley. Tickets: $18, includes hors d’oeuvre, beer, coffee and tea. Come meet our local farmers … Continue reading
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A-Live and Healthy
An interview with chef and founder of A-Live and Healthy, Kim Smith: How long have you been a raw food chef? What was your inspiration? In 1992 I found myself at the Optimum Health Institute, which is an Ann Wigmore center, in … Continue reading
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Review: Processed People
Processed People is a recently launched movie with an important message: take care of our bodies now, or regret it later as we care for our diseases. This 40 minute film exposes how we are processed through a system of … Continue reading
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killing the chicken, destroying the myth!
Whole Foods Market and United Natural Foods, Inc.: Undermining Our Organic Future After four decades of hard work, the organic community has built up a $25 billion “certified organic” food and farming sector. This consumer-driven movement, under steady attack by … Continue reading
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all should make a penny more????
* By Laura Wides-Munoz The New York Post, June 4, 2009 Straight to the Source MIAMI (AP) — Two Florida farms have decided to participate in a deal to boost the wages of the state’s tomato pickers, joining an agreement … Continue reading
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penny for your thoughts
Eat a slice of fresh tomato from the supermarket or at a restaurant this winter, and chances are it will have come from a field in south-central Florida, site of 90 percent of U.S. winter tomato production. And this year, … Continue reading
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