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All We Can Eat Archive: Sustainable Food

Edible Chesapeake to close

Free good-food magazine Edible Chesapeake is closing.

By Jane Black  |  November 24, 2009; 10:10 AM ET  |  Permalink  |  Comments (1)
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Chefs pledge to save our seafood

Some high-profile chefs have pledged to ban endangered and overfished seafood from their menus.

By Jane Black  |  October 20, 2009; 12:00 PM ET  |  Permalink  |  Comments (0)
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Number of Farmers Markets Mushrooms

In just one year, the number of farmers markets has jumped dramatically.

By Jane Black  |  October 2, 2009; 1:30 PM ET  |  Permalink  |  Comments (0)
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Leftovers for a Good Cause

Since July, Bread for the City, which helps families in need, has collected more than 25,000 pounds of free, fresh produce through an innovative gleaning program.

By Jane Black  |  September 24, 2009; 2:45 PM ET  |  Permalink  |  Comments (0)
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On The Menu: Fairer Tomatoes

Two companies announce deals to raise Florida farmworker wages and working conditions.

By Jane Black  |  September 10, 2009; 10:30 AM ET  |  Permalink  |  Comments (0)
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The Economics of Local Food

Local food advocates are increasingly making the case that buying local bolsters the economy.

By Jane Black  |  September 8, 2009; 12:00 PM ET  |  Permalink  |  Comments (2)
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Older Entries in This Category »

White House Vlogs About Its Garden, Jane Black , August 31, 2009
Steering Local Foodies to Federal Funds, Jane Black , August 27, 2009
Come On, Sardines, Jane Black , August 7, 2009
Is Organic Worth It? The Debate Continues., Jane Black , August 5, 2009
Farm Food Hits the Road, Jane Black , July 28, 2009
Maryland Cooks Up Local Food, Jane Black , July 17, 2009
White House Kitchen Welcomes Brainfood, Jane Black , July 2, 2009
Outstanding in Either Field, Jane Black , June 23, 2009
A Carbon Fish Tale, Jane Black , June 18, 2009
Food Find: Hedgeapple Farm Grass-Fed Beef, Jane Black , June 11, 2009
Planting Seeds for Urban Gardens, Jane Black , June 5, 2009
The Sunny Side of Sharecropping, Jane Black , June 1, 2009
Who Knew? Farmers Markets Take Plastic , Jane Black , May 29, 2009
Fairmont Gets Sweet On Local Honey, Jane Black , May 26, 2009
CSA Scout: 'Lovelies' From the Farm, Joe Yonan , May 19, 2009
Groundwork: All Hail, Kale , Adrian Higgins , May 18, 2009
Groundwork: Casting Asparagus, Adrian Higgins , May 11, 2009
CSA Scout: Spring Bounty Begins, Joe Yonan , April 30, 2009
Sustainable Catch: Catfish, Jane Black , April 30, 2009
The First Garden's First Supper, Jane Black , April 29, 2009
 
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