GUEST WRITER: Hobson Asks, “Do you love the American farm?”

November 24, 2009 Hobson Asks, “Do you love the American farm?” By Joseph Dougherty At the turn of the 16th a century a livery stable owner in Cambridge, England began a practice of offering each of his customers a choice; they could either ride the horse in the stall closest to the door, or they [...]

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Guest Writer: Stop by tomorrow and check it out!

November 23, 2009 GUEST POST TOMORROW! Stop by tomorrow to read my favorite and yours…Joe Dougherty! Best, Kate

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Is Thursday the New Friday?

November 19, 2009 Is Thursday the new Friday? Why should I withhold all of the fun and crazy frenzy we all associate with YOUR AWESOME FRIDAY BONUS content another minute!? I can’t think of a single reason. That being said, there is one decidedly good reason to go ahead and post it today.  Namely, that [...]

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Guest writer: Sustainable Food for All – Plus, Evil Alien Worms!

November 17, 2009 Sustainable Food for All – Plus, Evil Alien Worms! - By  Sara Jaye Sanford This summer, I took it upon myself to find out what this sustainable agriculture business is really all about. So I got in touch with Anonymous Farm (names changed to protect the innocent and the guilty) and spent July there [...]

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Guest writer: Sara Jaye Sanford

Guest writer: Sara Jaye Sanford November 9, 2009 Hey everyone!  Please stop by the cyber garden Tuesday, November 17th to read about Sara Jaye’s take on sustainable agriculture – including an interesting look at its current state of accessibility. It should be a VERY insightful post and I can tell you – it comes from [...]

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Holiday Shopping Guide #1

Holiday Shopping Guide #1 November 6, 2009 So what’s on your favorite gardener or food lover’s mind these days?  Well, as the fall crops only have a few more weeks at best in the mid-Atlantic, it’s quickly becoming: the holidays.  Don’t freak out – I’ve got you covered. So who are we shopping for, here? [...]

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Atlanta: A Retrospective

Atlanta: A Retrospective November 4, 2009 The trip to Atlanta was memorable.  Perhaps even balanced, in a way.  There were gigantic farmers’ markets brimming with fresh produce, but there was also bad, take-you-nowhere-helpful, dirty public transportation.  (Bad.)  There were beautiful old homes and tenderly loved yards in neighborhoods of every socioeconomic bracket, but there was [...]

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