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Jada Brotman, The Discriminating Glutton: World Food Fast With Leira Satlof
Nature’s Serving can provide an affordable lunch or a delicious dinner for family and friends as you head home to begin a relaxing week-end. Friday food service hours at Indianola Market will be 10:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. »
Jada Brotman: CSAs Amaze, Armando Frosts The Meat Cake
Says Eddie: “Making a commitment to a CSA is often an excellent value. If you’re into eating what the farm has to offer each week, and you don’t miss too many of the pickups, you’ll get more for your money than anywhere else... and you’ll notice the difference in freshness and flavor.” »
Restaurant Week Beef Pits Luke vs. Journal
When hungry diners sit down to dinner this fall at the many local eateries participating in the second annual Humboldt County Restaurant Week (HCRW), they’ll partake of fine food, tasty beverages and lively conversation. »
Bayside Park Farmers’ Spring Crop Cooking Class
D STREET NEIGHBORHOOD CENTER – Learn new recipes and pick up ideas for how to get creative with spring garden crops at a free cooking class on Tuesday, April 16 from 7 to 8 p.m. at the D Street Neighborhood Center, 1301 D St. Your friendly farmers from Bayside Park Farm demonstrate how to... »
PastaLuego Italian Marketplace Coming To Jacoby’s Storehouse
“We’ve all been in the old Italian markets,” Drake said. “We’re going to take that concept and bring it forward, update it and give it a new look.” »
Jared Zystro: Seed Saving Preserves Agriculture’s Genetic Legacy – March 28, 2012
We have abdicated our role as seed stewards, and the people who have taken over are not necessarily interested in the needs of local or organic agriculture. We need to reclaim our role and our seeds. »
Dana Utman: Leave Food By Your Mailbox Saturday – May 9, 2011
Please help out your community on Saturday, May 14 by leaving nonperishable food in or next to your mailbox for your letter carrier to pickup. »
Permaculture Guild Hosting Backyard Organic Food Exchange Sunday – August 26, 2010
The next organic produce exchange will be held on Sunday, Aug. 29 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 1158 Spear Ave. Participants are asked to bring surplus from backyard gardens, fruit trees. Organizers ask that all food brought be pesticide free. »
CSAs Make Agriculture Accessible – April 21, 2010
Gail Gourley Eye Correspondent First of two parts. ARCATA – For those seeking fresh, local produce, purchasing at farmers’ markets is one way to connect with the farmers who grow the food. Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) programs at local farms take the process a step further. Three CSA farms available to Arcata-area residents are... »
Here Comes the 2010 Farmers’ Market – April 8, 2010
ARCATA – As the bountiful local produce season gets underway, so too does the North Coast Growers’ Association Farmers’ Market on the Arcata Plaza. The market opens this Saturday and runs each Saturday until late November from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. The weekday markets begin in June. The push to consume fresh, local,... »
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