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Food
- ChewsWise by Samuel Fromartz
- Civil Eats
- Eat Local Challenge
- Eat Well Guide
- Eating Alabama
- Ecocentric: A Blog About Food, Water, and Energy
- Fairhope Local Food Production Initiative
- Food Politics by Marion Nestle
- FoodRoutes
- Grist on Food
- Local Harvest
- Michael Pollan
- Monterey Bay Aquarium Seafood Watch
- National Center for Home Food Preservation
- Organic Consumer Association
- Pick Your Own (Mobile Area)
- Politics of the Plate by Barry Estabrook
- Slow Food Blog
- Slow Food USA
- Sustainable Table
- The Ethicurean
- U.S. Food Policy Blog
For Gardeners & Growers
The Environment
- 350.org
- Alabama Coastal Foundation
- Alabama Sierra Club
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- Dauphin Island Sea Lab
- Dot Earth
- Grist: Environmental News & Commentary
- Mobile Bay Audubon Society
- Mobile Baykeeper
- Mobilians on Bikes
- Orion Magazine
- Repower America
- Smart Coast
- The Nature Conservancy of Alabama
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Category Archives: producers
Working Cows Dairy at Fairhope’s Windmill Market Saturday, September 18
Rinske will be back with more organic milk and fresh cheese.
Fairhope Local Food Production Initiative News
The first community garden site has been announced for Homestead Village in Fairhope. There will be 20 raised bed plots. At the last LFPI meeting on August 16, there was a discussion of the site plan and construction plans, what is expected of participants, and the role of Baldwin County Master Gardeners. Beds will be [...]
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Organic Peaches
When we picked up our CSA share today they had a note up about some pick-your-own organic peaches nearby. I love peaches – a perfectly ripe peach is my number one favorite fruit – and conventionally grown ones are subject to a lot of pesticides, so I knew we’d have to try these out. They [...]
Charlie’s U-Pik
Charlie’s U-Pik Dickerson Sawmill Road Lucedale, MS 39452 (601) 947-9661 info@charliesupik.com OPENING DAY: Saturday, May 29 PRODUCTS Open for pick-your-own for about six weeks during the summer. Bell Pepper, Corn (yellow, white & Bi-Color), Okra, Onions, Pickling Cucumbers, Pink-eye Purple Hull Peas, Slicing Cucumbers, Squash (limited availability), Sunflowers, Speciality Peppers, Zucchini, Eggplant, Snap Beans, Roma [...]
Don’t Forget to Check Local Harvest
With the growing awareness of sites like Local Harvest, more farmers are taking advantage of the chance to supply listings. Here’s the current “results within a 100-mile radius of Mobile”:http://www.localharvest.org/inarea.jsp?lat=30.671284&lon=-88.10299&ty=-1&rad=100&zip=36606.
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Grass Fed Beef at Hastings Farm
Now is the time to order your “grass fed beef from Hastings Farm”:http://www.localharvest.org/farms/M16893 in Baldwin County. You need a freezer or several friends to split the approximately 90 pounds you’ll get from a quarter, at a cost of $540.
Local Food Production Initiative Meeting on October 20
WHAT: Local Food Production Initiative public meeting WHEN: Monday, October 20 at 6:30pm WHERE: the Nix Center, 1 Bayou Drive in Fairhope TOPIC: Community supported agriculture farms, or CSAs. Phil Strinste, owner of the Bee Natural Farm in Fairhope, will discuss his experience in operating the CSA, and Patty Hermecz, owner of The Cottage Garden [...]
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Making a Green Home
Also from Culinate, a link to “Making a Green Home”:http://teaandcookies.blogspot.com/2008/05/making-green-home.html, focusing on small ways to green your kitchen. I do some of these things already and would like to do others; however, ditching our many plastic storage containers for glass will require an investment and on our limited budget that’s not going to happen right [...]
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Perdido Vineyards
“Perdido Vineyards”:http://perdidovineyards.com/ 22100 CR 47 Perdido, AL 251.937.9463 PRODUCTS A variety of wines and vinegars produced from Alabama-grown fruits and vegetables. Depending on the product (red wines in particular), a portion of the fruit may be grown elsewhere, but whenever possible local produce is used. The wines feature muscadine grapes, and in the case of [...]
Green Acres Farm