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Visionary Artist, Lin May Saeed, Focuses On The Human-Animal Relationship
Omnivorous humans can consume all kinds of food indiscriminately, both animal and plant. Michael Pollan in his ground-breaking The Omnivore's Dilemma (The Penguin Press, New York, New York, 2006) provided a context for understanding why "organic," "local," and "biological" have become the basis for a growing good food movement, rooted in a … Continue Reading »
19th Annual Art Sale & Exhibition, Landscapes for Landsake, Goes Virtual Until 10/30/20
Landscapes for Landsake, the Agricultural Stewardship Association's (ASA) annual art sale and exhibition not only celebrates the agricultural beauty of the upper Hudson River Valley, but also raises funds for this praiseworthy farmland conservation non-profit, which over the years has managed to conserve 139 farms and over 24,000 acres. Since 1990 … Continue Reading »
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Slow Food’s Global Festival Goes Digital With Offerings From October To April 2021
Terra Madre – Mother Earth – is a world-wide festival based in Turin, Italy that seeks to unite our food, our planet and our future, and this year will present a mix of physical and free digital … Read More
Smart Steps Taken By Craft/Artisanal Bakery In Upstate NY College Town To Endure The Pandemic
Patrick and Krista Gramens' Rye Berry Bakery & Cafe is one of 87 praiseworthy bakeries included in our directory of Craft Bakeries. These bakeries offer baked goods and naturally leavened breads, … Read More
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American Democracy Undermined By Powerful Monopolies With Big AG, A Prime Example: BREAK’EM UP
As you make your way through this well-reasoned, well-researched, densely written book, you may hear the sound of a scream, a crescendo of pain that … Read More...
No Inflammation Risk From Tomatoes In Your Diet: Enjoy This Season’s Bountiful Crop
The 2020 growing season has been challenging to farmers and consumers alike enduring the corona virus pandemic. Nonetheless, for consumers who … Read More...
