Sentences with phrase «evening at a local farm»

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I even picked up the super fresh pea shoots that I used for this recipe at a local farm last week.

Further, another study2 mentioned in the impacts report recommended the criteria should be changed to require at least 10 more native tree species per hectare than the local baseline of highly disturbed areas, since even technified «sun» coffee farms had 35 tree species.

Artisanal brands like Lindera Farms, Katz, and Sewall are producing vinegar stateside, and even my mother, a woman who can scarf down SPAM and supermarket sheet cakes with great gusto, recently showed off fancy bottles of plum and apple vinegar she picked up at her local Korean market.

Laura grew up picking fruit and selling it at her family's fruit and vegetable patch and farm market in the Niagara region of southern Ontario, where the «local food movement» was a part of everyday life even before it became a buzzword.

Sure, eggs would be nice and chickens would be fun, but eggs aren't THAT expensive to buy at the store or even from the local farm down the street.

There are many spectator events from visiting a bull breeding farm, going to a poncho factory, watching olive oil being pressed, visiting a local bodega or having a flamenco evening arranged at the house itself.

Money spent at animal - friendly locations earns you even more — a dollar charged at participating vet clinics, pet food retailers, farm and feed stores and local pet specialty stores earns you two PetRewards Points.

At the Amora Ubud Villas you are encouraged to visit the local villages and are invited to see the traditional farming and carving as well as rituals in the temples, you are also able to try carving and even the farming of rice if you are interested in this and will be made very welcome regardless of your personal interest in this area of both natural and cultural beauty.

For the plant life, you can even grow them at the local farm so you don't have to worry about hunting for them in the wild.

Or, if you're at your local farmers market, you can talk to farmers about their growing practices, which might be equivalent to organic even if the farm is not certified as such.

This might be done at the household level, to sell at the farm gate or in a local shop or market, and larger units to sell in supermarkets or even for export.

I'd venture to guess that many people who are regularly / religiously buy at farmer's markets (and who also participate in CSAs), do so for a combination of reasons: better product, supports their local farmers / economy, and supports / encourages farming in a more sustainable fashion that, just so happens, has some environmental benefit, even if it is not as great as not buying / eating beef from CAFOs.

Cooking vegetarian recipes at home is like getting a whole new education in produce, in farming, in flavor combinations, and even in knowing a city better through the location and the layout of local stores, and who carries what.

We made a point of celebrating local food on the menus, and in the programs, and many guests commented on how nice it was to hear the story behind their food — quite a few left with packets of the farm's cheese too at the end of the evening.