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4 Days to Make-or-Break Haiti’s True Story

Thursday, July 29, 2010

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4 Days to Make-or-Break Haiti’s True Story

Haiti is an amazing test case of the risks and failures of the global food economy. There are 4 days remaining for the public to decide whether the true story is told.

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The Joy of Growing Garlic

Wednesday, July 28, 2010

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The Joy of Growing Garlic

As an avid gardener, garlic is one of my favorite crops to grow, offering special rewards for off-season growing and unique flavors.

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Urban Agriculture in Boston: Growing Promise, Weeding Challenges

Tuesday, July 27, 2010

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Urban Agriculture in Boston: Growing Promise, Weeding Challenges

Boston chefs, community advocates and entrepreneurs are broadening the dialog and shortening the distance between farm and table. Never mind the 100 mile diet, how about 100 blocks, or 100 steps?

Meet a few new urban farmers, giving us a window into the promises and the challenges of urban agriculture in its many forms.

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