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Food Ark: Seeds We Need to Survive

By Roseanne Pereira
Jul 23, 2011

We're talking survivor. No, not the reality show! The real deal. This month, National Geographic examines the future food supply in a project called Food Ark. The article talks about the seeds the future depends on. The accompanying photo gallery includes Chinese farmers tossing millet in the air (the wind...
A Look Into Tomatoland

By Roseanne Pereira
Jul 22, 2011

Author Barry Estabrook's new book, Tomatoland, looks deep into the agricultural world that produces the country's tomatoes. Where is he looking? Urrrrr, Florida. What does he find?...
Miami Culinary Institute's New Garden

By Roseanne Pereira
Jul 15, 2011

Looking for a cooking school where you grow what you make? Well, you don't have to look very far. The grand opening for Miami Culinary Institute's Culinary Garden will be this Saturday at 10:00 am and is free and open to the public. The garden is situated at the Miami...
Paradise Farms Visit, Not Just for Chefs

By Roseanne Pereira
Jul 8, 2011

This Saturday, Paradise Farms is offering tours to the public. As we've written about before, the farm hosts periodic brunches on the premises, as well as sell-out dinners that are often prepared by the area's most acclaimed chefs. The five-acre organic farm supplies many South Florida restaurants with greens and...
Ag-Gag Bills Update: No Exploding Watermelons Here, or at Least No Visuals

By Roseanne Pereira
Jul 7, 2011

Awhile back we told you about farm photo bills, that if passed would severely restrict photographers and videographers from documenting farm activity. Well, bills in Florida, Minnesota, and Iowa all failed. Yesterday, Mark Bittman, food columnist at The New York Times, suggested that journalists are often already de facto banned...

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