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A place to share information and resources for local and organic eating in Fort Wayne, Indiana. You might find some green living ideas here too. Bon appetit!
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Sites of interest
- 100 Mile Diet
- Animal, Vegetable, Miracle
- Be Green
- County Extension Office-- Horticulture
- Crumb Trail
- Eat Local Challenge
- Eat Wild
- Geek Farm Life
- Going Local: Indiana Food Guide
- Grassroots Green
- Indiana's Fruits and Vegetables Harvest Calendar
- Kitchen Gardeners International
- Local Harvest
- Mother Earth News
- Seven Sons Meat Company
- Simplicity Circle
- Slow Food USA
- Speaking of Faith: The Ethics of Eating
- Young Leaders of Northeast Indiana-- Barr St. Market
Fort Wayne frost dates:
Spring: 5/15
Fall: 9/25
Fall: 9/25
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- eggs (5)
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- free stuff (1)
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- Salomon Farmer's Market (1)
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- Three Rivers Co-op (2)
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- Garden dreams
- Green thumb, green thumb, quite contrary-- wil...
- Bacon, bacon, bacon, bacon!
- Baking bread and living locally
- Meat, wonderful meat!
- Local dough
- Milk info...
- Local Farm, Southwest
- Eggs: A Success Story
- future of farming
- Earth Laughing Farm
- CSAs in Northeast Indiana
- Farm Store and CSA
- Slow and steady wins the race
- The 'local' debate continues
- Eggs: The Continuing Saga
- Reading myself green?
- Bigger, better Barr Street Market
- Book Club
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2 comments:
Hmm.
I just came across the NY Times piece that was the subject of the debunking while looking at something entirely different. http://www.nytimes.com/2007/12/09/business/yourmoney/09feed.html?_r=2&oref=slogin&oref=slogin
It is worth a read. Made of logic, but I am looking forward to reading the UCD findings.
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