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Ways businesses can help save the bees in York
There are a few ways that a business can help local farmers and gardeners fix the decline in the bee population.
Posted in Green living
Tagged bee colonies, bees, bumble bees, buy local, colony collapse disorder, Earth, farmers, flowers, green, local, organic, pesticides, plants, pollinate, pollination, pollinators, vegetables
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Get “Fresh” and learn how to sprout seeds
Check out another viewing of the movie “Fresh” and learn how to sprout seeds for eating during two workshops next week in York.
DIY: Benefits of making your own baby food
Everyone has an opinion about parenting best practices. “Cloth diapers are the way to go!” and “Breast milk is best!” have all but sloganized these opinions. But the truth — the only absolute truth, I’ve learned since becoming a mom … Continue reading
Posted in Do-It-Yourself, Food, Green living, Local Food, Nutrition, Parenting
Tagged buy local, conscientious eating, DIY, green living, healthy, homemade baby food, locavore, organic, puree
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Prop 37’s failure leads to guerrilla GMO labeling
Do you eat GMOs? Would you like food containing GMOs labeled? Despite the defeat of Prop 37, a grassroots campaign has started, with the help of Label It Yourself, to label the items anyway.
Posted in Food, Green living, Organic
Tagged California, food, genetically modified organism, GMO, grassroots, green, guerrilla, Label It Yourself, labels, organic, organic food, Prop 37, Tumblr
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Quick Bite: Decode nutrition terms with this edible dictionary
By Allie Hardy Registered Dietitian for Susan P. Byrnes Health Education Center Eating has become more than just a way to fuel your body or celebrate with friends — it’s become trendy. More specifically, the terms used to describe the … Continue reading
Posted in Food, Health and fitness, Nutrition, Quick bites
Tagged all natural, Allie Hardy, FDA, Food and Drug Administration, free range, grass fed, Leigh Zaleski, local, organic, pesticide free, processed, Susan P. Byrnes Health Education Center, u.s. department of agriculture, USDA
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Container Garden Chronicles: Choosing the right soil
A few weeks ago, a co-worker brought in several tomato, pepper and basil plants her husband had started from seed. I jumped all over that, of course — the cherry tomatoes her husband grows taste like candy. But I knew … Continue reading
Posted in Container garden chronicles, Do-It-Yourself, Garden, Gardening, Green living, Home and garden, Organic, Tips
Tagged choosing the right soil, container garden chronicles, dirt, fertilizer, organic, plant food, potting soil, repotting plants, sarah chain, soil, top soil, transplanting seedlings
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Video: How to make herbal shampoo
Hair can be an unruly tempest, and most people tend to stick to a routine and an arsenal of products. This can get expensive. However, from observations on the market, organic items and do-it-yourself projects sometimes can put a deep … Continue reading
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Tagged DIY, Do-it-yourself, essential oil, herbal infusion, herbal shampoo, Herbs, organic, pure castille soap, shampoo
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Tips for a ‘green’ wallet in November
When someone says November, I immediately think “Thanksgiving.” What could be better than a holiday that revolves (for the most part, anyhow) around food? Not to mention the food is Earth-shattering in its deliciousness. From the turkey to the mashed … Continue reading
Posted in Food, Green living, Holidays, Organic
Tagged buy fresh buy local, central market, dietz produce, dru peters, eating locally, eberly poultry, green wallet, local foods, november, organic, poultry, produce, Smart magazine, sonnewald natural food, strock farm fresh meats and catering, sunnyside farms, thanksgiving, York, York County
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Eating organics — and how to afford it
Over on the Twenty & Change blog a few weeks ago, Bethany Fehlinger wrote a post titled “Too poor for healthy food? I think not!” In it, she argued there are ways to work around the higher costs of organic … Continue reading
Posted in Cooking, Food, Green living, Local events, Local Food, Nutrition, Organic
Tagged bethany fehlinger, budget, cara achterberg, central market york, cost, eating, expensive, food, grocery store, healthy, kid friendly organic life, organic, paul smith library of southern york county, price, pumpkin, sarah chain, twenty & change, workshop
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