Pedal-power and Precision Revolutionize Food Rescue in Boulder
By Abbie Stutzer, Seedstock
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Crowdfunding Tomatoes: Technology Platform Allows Consumers to Fund Produce
By Abbie Stutzer, Seedstock
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Common Good City Farm Brings D.C. Community Together
By Abbie Stutzer, Yardfarmers blog
Common Good City Farm currently grows more than 60 varieties of vegetables, 30 culinary and medicinal herbs, and 10 fruits. Now, the organization is growing over 5,000 pounds of food each year to share with its community.
Massachusetts Teenager Hooked on Local Ag After Completing ‘30 Day Challenge’ to Survive on Local Farm’s Produce
By Abbie Stutzer, Yardfarmers blog
Sixteen-year-old Noah Kopf recently embarked on a challenge to eat only foods he produced or grew on his own for 30 days.
Los Angeles County Approves ‘Tomato Tax Incentive’
By Abbie Stutzer, Yardfarmers blog
Los Angeles County’s blighted areas and abandoned lots could be seeing more green in the near future.
Countryside Initiative Invites Homesteaders to Work the Land at Cuyahoga Valley National Park
By Abbie Stutzer, Yardfarmers blog
Cuyahoga Valley National Park (CVNP) in Peninsula, Ohio, has nine homesteaders who reside on the Park’s land.