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This book is an outstanding introduction to leading the simpler life. Twenty-six year-old Jenna Woginrich truly embodies the pioneer spirit. She works a desk job as a web designer by day and is a homesteader by night. This girl is a modern day Laura Ingalls Wilder, she taught herself to grow vegetables, raise chickens, keep bees, sew, bake, spin wool, dog sled and play mountain music! With a strong dose of humor and humility, Jenna shares the pleasures, heartache, and the community of like minded folks she befriended on her journey.
Founder of the Dunedin Harvest Food & Garden Co-op, Bree Cheatham is Awarded the 2010 City of Dunedin Environmental Award and is Interviewed by City Sustainability Coordinator, Valerie Lane on Dunedin TV.
Watch and learn about how to start gardening organically in our community!
Watch the Interview video now… Click the link above and then select “Environmental Advocate 2010″ from the drop down list in the Jump To box under the video player.
Or Watch the actual Award Presentation at the Commission Meeting .
Taught by Sweetwater Organic Farm Manager, Roberto.
Monday, August 30th
6:00 pm to 8:00 pm
Dunedin Community Center in the Elliot Room 1920 Pinehurst Road, Dunedin, FL
Join as for a workshop on how to build a compost bin in your backyard. Ideas on how to build several types of bins different materials will be covered.
This presentation will also cover what is biologically happening in the different compost piles (aerobic and anaerobic), what materials can be added, and how to transform trash into fertility.
Focus is on composting as a form of recycling, transforming locally available materials into fertility for your garden.
We will also pick a random drawing of all attendees to win a few FREE Compost Bins!
Organically Grown Plants and other Co-op items will be available for purchase before and after workshop! (cash or check only)
CLASS REGISTRATION:
Space is Limited, so you must click here to RSVP, ASAP to Bree via this email form. Please include Phone and Address and indicate if you are a paid Co-op Member. Dunedin Harvest Co-op Members will receive priority.
This workshop is part of the Planting Seeds Organic Gardening Series that is sponsored by the Dunedin Harvest Food & Garden Co-op and Cabana Cafe & Gifts and Pan y Vino Brick Oven Pizza and Wine Bar.
Looking for a way to spice up your salsa?
The chipotle chile pepper is a dried, smoked jalapeño with medium heat intensity. It is a key ingredient in traditional Mexican cuisine and adds a smoky, rich fruity flavor to dishes such as salsas, chili, beans and rice, and barbeque sauce. Just be careful when adding the pepper as they can be extremely hot. Also the oils from the inside of the peppers and seeds can stay on your hands for many hours….so where gloves when preparing or just be extra careful not to touch your face (especially eyes).
Getting Started…
Remove excess juice from tomatoes and set aside. Chop garlic in food processor and add diced tomatoes. Use pulse mode until desired texture is achieved. Hand chop chipotle, onion and cilantro and add to tomato/garlic mix. Hand juice fresh lemon and add to salsa mix along with sea salt to taste.
Ingredients needed:
28 oz Can Organic Diced Tomatoes (or fresh tomatoes to equal amount)
2 Large Diced Garlic Cloves
1/2 a Lemon’s Juice
1/2 Medium Sweet or Vidallia Onion
1 Large Chopped “seeded” Chipotle Pepper
1 Small Bunch of Cilantro
Celtic Seas Salt
Bees are more important than you think, as they are the primary pollinator of our human food source and they are starting to die off at an alarming rate. With no bees, there will be a lot less food. Watch the PBS series of “Silence of the Bees” videos to learn about what is happening to the bees and also read the article below to learn about how you can help to create a healthy habitat in your yard for all kinds of bees.
In the winter of 2006, a strange phenomenon fell upon honeybee hives across the country. Without a trace, millions of bees vanished from their hives. A precious pollinator of fruits and vegetables, the disappearing bees left billions of dollars of crops at risk and threatened our food supply. The epidemic set researchers scrambling to discover why honeybees were dying in record numbers — and to stop the epidemic in its tracks before it spread further.
Silence of the Bees is the first in-depth look at the search to uncover what is killing the honeybee. The filmmakers of Bees take viewers around the world to the sites of fallen hives, to high-tech labs, where scientists race to uncover clues, and even deep inside honeybee colonies. Silence of the Bees is the story of a riveting, ongoing investigation to save honeybees from dying out. The film goes beyond the unsolved mystery to tell the story of the honeybee itself, its invaluable impact on our diets and takes a look at whats at stake if honeybees disappear. Silence of the Bees explores the complex world of the honeybee in crisis and instills in viewers a sense of urgency to learn ways to help these extraordinary animals.
Save the bees from extinction! You CAN do it.
by gaiatechnician Honey bees are disappearing fast and almost everyone knows it. Most people do not realize that all the other types are disappearing too. And colony collapse disorder is hard to blame when most bees are solitary!
Thats right, most types of bees live alone.
One big reason that they are disappearing is habitat loss.
This instructable suggests ways to provide solitary bees with brood space and overnight shelter in an attempt to replace some of that lost habitat.
We are working to create an abundance of Local Organic Produce! To take the Co-op to the next level we need you to make a cooperative commitment to the local food movement. Please take a look at our online market and set-up an account and start ordering to become an "official" Co-op Member today!
This book is an outstanding introduction to leading the simpler life. Twenty-six year-old Jenna Woginrich truly embodies the pioneer spirit. She works a desk job as a web designer by day and is a homesteader by night. This girl is a modern day Laura Ingalls Wilder, she taught herself to grow vegetables, raise chickens, keep bees, sew, bake, spin wool, dog sled and play mountain music! With a strong dose of humor and humility, Jenna shares the pleasures, heartache, and the community of like minded folks she befriended on her journey.
Founder of the Dunedin Harvest Food & Garden Co-op, Bree Cheatham is Awarded the 2010 City of Dunedin Environmental Award and is Interviewed by City Sustainability Coordinator, Valerie Lane on Dunedin TV.
Looking for a way to spice up your salsa? 
