Posted on December 22, 2014 by KK
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My bioregion has a lot of growth opportunities and has made great strides within our local foodshed. The biggest sustainable access that anyone can have in relation to their local foodshed is to grow their own produce, like…
Category: Sustainable Movement Tags: Austin, Austin Farmers Market, backyard gardening, Capital Area Food Bank, civic agriculture, Community Supported Agriculture, CSA, food security, food shed, garden, green gate organic farm, latebloomamerica, Manor, New Farm Institute, Organic Farming, our homestead, SNAP benefits, sustainable agriculture, Sustainable Food Center, tecolote organic farm, Texas, Travis County, Urban Roots
Posted on August 25, 2014 by KK
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Sometimes the best things that grow in your garden are the biggest surprises. Like this Peppermint Zinnia with a streak of solid red. How unique and beautiful it is. The butterflies and bumblebees love it too!…
Category: Sustainable Movement Tags: banana spider, beneficial insects, bird house, birds, bumblebees, butterflies, butterfly weed, dove, garden, lady bugs, maximillion sunflower, milkweed, praying mantis, zinnia
Posted on July 1, 2014 by KK
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And the livin’s easy…actually far from it! Especially if you know us and our ridiculous determination. My 35th birthday was amazing! Thank you everyone for your thoughtful wishes and splendid gifts of joy and blessings! I received a…
Category: Sustainable Movement Tags: Backyard, Basil, Bastrop Veterinary Clinic, beneficial bugs, bird house, Blueberries, Blueberry Cobbler, boar heirloom tomato, bunnies, carrot, Catnip, Chicken Chick, chicken coop, chickens, chocolate mint, coconut oil, college, compost tea, concord, cull, Dill, elderberry, electrolytes, fourth of july, garden, gnome, goat, gold wax beans, grapes, Green Gate Farm, Green Mountain College, Heat, hens, hogs, holiday, hot peppers, humus, Impacted Crop, Ladybugs, late bloom project, lees, lemon balm, lucky, marigolds, Master of Science, microflora, military, Mint, Moorhead Blueberry Farm, Native American Seed Company, New England, oats, olive oil, onion, organic gardening, overalls, pak choy, Pendulous Crop, permaculture, pigs, pine bark, probiotics, quinoa, rainwater, Raising Chickens by Storey, raspberries, romaine lettuce, sage, satsuma, scratch, service men and women, small gardening spaces, Spearimint, Spiders, spring, strawberries, Suburban Homestead, summer, Sustainable Food Systems, Texas, thank you, Thunder Turf, thyme, tomatoes, urban farming, Vermont, yoghurt
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