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Cascade Harvest Coalition: April 2009

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Wednesday, April 22, 2009. Community Supported Agriculture.reinvented? Every Wednesday, across the nation, most newspapers print their food section, providing plenty of great reading. I was trawling through the web this morning, looking for interesting articles about local food, when I came across this headline: Ashland farmer reinvents model for community supported agriculture. Hmmmm Very intriguing, especially for a guy like me who loves. There are CSAs delivered by bicycle (for those who are "hyperloc...

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Cascade Harvest Coalition: August 2009

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Thursday, August 20, 2009. Jam It, Pickle It or Cure It - Can-volution is Here. Hard to miss all the buzz about Can-. Classes and events are springing up and taking root like a prize crop of zucchinis across the country and of course, right here in Seattle. Inspired by Yes, We Can, a community home canning project in the Bay Area, Seattle food writer Kim. Asked on Twitter: What if Seattle got in on the canning act? Better still, what if we led the charge and set a date for a city-wide can-a-. Canning Dem...

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Cascade Harvest Coalition: March 2009

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Thursday, March 26, 2009. Biodegradable Bags, Local Farms, and Greenwashing. For the past few weeks, I've been researching biodegradable bag options for local farms and farmers markets in Washington State. I was looking primarily at standard sized t-shirt bags, dimensions: 17.7” x 22.8”, 0.96mil(thickness), holds approx. 10 gallons. As I delved into this topic, more and more questions arose:. 8226; What does “compostable” mean? 8226; How is that different (or similar) to “biodegradable”? 4 Authenticity, ...

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Cascade Harvest Coalition: June 2009

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Friday, June 19, 2009. The party may be over, but memories live forever, not to mention photos. What happens at Food Lust stays at Food Lust, right? Food Lust 2009 was a whirlwind affair and although the weather wasn’t’ quite as bright and shiny as we would have liked, nothing dampened the spirits of over 125 attendees who wined, dined, brawled (for bottles) and dashed for dessert and bid like pros for favorite auction items. Save the date for Food Lust 2010! Monday, June 1, 2009. How can we tempt you?

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Cascade Harvest Coalition: Clean Greens Market Debuts this Saturday!

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Thursday, July 23, 2009. Clean Greens Market Debuts this Saturday! Of the week goes to the grand opening of the Clean Greens Market. At New Hope Baptist Church on Saturday, July 25 from 10 AM to 3 PM. You'll find lovely, luscious and affordable bunches of pesticide-free mustard greens, collards, green and yellow summer squash, turnips and spinach. Clean Greens Market is located at 116 21st Avenue in Seattle, just north of Yesler. Based on 22 acres of leased land in Duvall. Posted by Sheryl Wiser. WSU Foo...

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Cascade Harvest Coalition: Jam It, Pickle It or Cure It - Can-volution is Here

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Thursday, August 20, 2009. Jam It, Pickle It or Cure It - Can-volution is Here. Hard to miss all the buzz about Can-. Classes and events are springing up and taking root like a prize crop of zucchinis across the country and of course, right here in Seattle. Inspired by Yes, We Can, a community home canning project in the Bay Area, Seattle food writer Kim. Asked on Twitter: What if Seattle got in on the canning act? Better still, what if we led the charge and set a date for a city-wide can-a-. Canning Dem...

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Program Partners - WSU Extension Small Farms Team

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The Smalll Farms Team works with partners around the state and country. A list of our collaborators is below. Farming and the Environment Project. Friends of Family Farmers. Methow Community Food Alliance. Rural Development Center for Latino Farmers. Washington Sustainable Food and Farming Network. Washington State Department of Agriculture Small Farm and Direct Marketing Program. USDA Natural Resource Conservation Service. Center for Sustaining Agriculture and Natural Resources (CSANR).

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Queen Anne Farmers Market

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Thursdays, 3-7:30 pm, June to mid-October. Queen Anne Farmers Market. SNAP and WIC Programs. Become a Market Sponsor. Photo credit: River Run Farm. Interested in becoming a vendor? Page for details on how to apply. At the Queen Anne Farmers Market we work hard to create a vendor mix that is right for our customers and community. Join us each week to support our vendors, eat local, and nourish yourself and your family with Washington-grown goodness. Alm Hill Garden), Everson. Hunter’s Moon Farm.

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Local Goods at Goods Nursery and Produce | Bellingham, WA

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Goods Nursery and Produce collaborates with neighboring farmers and vendors to provide as many local products as possible. As the seasons change, and local produce becomes more available throughout Whatcom County and Washington State, we will be sure to have it in stock. Check in on a weekly basis to see what products are locally in season or print these handy charts for your fridge: Fruits. The 2016 Season is in FULL swing! We hope to see you soon! 2016 UPDATE COMING SOON! Mint and Chive Plants. Raspber...