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What to Plant in Your Garden Now

Gardening, Education, ConsumersGuest UserOctober 20, 2021gardening, backyard farmers, kale chips recipe

Meet Red Mountain Ranch Cattle Co: Family Ranching in Phoenix

Buy Local, Farmers Markets, Farms, Gardening, local meatGuest UserApril 28, 2021arizona farms, arizona farmers markets, Local Foods, arizona beef, arizona ranch

We're a Succa for these Locally Grown Plants!

Gardening, Consumers, FarmsGuest UserFebruary 11, 2021Arizona nurseries, houseplants, Arizona grown, arizona plants, arizona farms

What’s In Season: Greens

Consumers, Recipes, GardeningGuest UserJanuary 22, 2021organic, local food, recipes, healthy food, greens, collard green recipe, spinach recipe, palak paneer, Indian food recipe

Meet the Wongs: Farmers in the Verde Valley

Buy Local, Farmers Markets, Farms, GardeningGuest UserNovember 23, 2020arizona farms, arizona farmers markets, Local Foods

What’s in Season: Pomegranates

Consumers, Recipes, GardeningGuest UserNovember 20, 2020organic, local food, fruit, recipes, healthy food, healthy local foods, pomegranates, antioxidents, pom, juice

Laying Down Roots: How Feed Phoenix Helped Project Roots Expand Community Gardens

Farms, Real Food Stories, Gardening, Farmers Markets, Buy LocalGuest UserOctober 19, 2020phoenix community gardens, arizona community gardens, Project Roots, Feed Phoenix Initiative, Arizona grown

Future Farmers in the Time of Coronavirus

Consumers, Education, Events, Food Access, Gardening, News, Producers, Real Food StoriesGuest UserApril 23, 2020local food, farm to school, school food, good food for kids, local food stories, local food system, chefs

It’s The Perfect Time to Adopt A Sonoran Desert Crop

Consumers, Education, Gardening, News, ProducersMarch 23, 2020

Visiting Forest Gardens and Food Forests in Arizona

Consumers, Education, Farms, Gardening, News, ProducersGuest UserJanuary 7, 2020local food, food forest, forest garden, food forest arizona, permaculture, sustainable food, holistic management

5 Reasons to Adopt a Sonoran Desert Crop in Arizona

While many people in our society may have forgotten about the native crops of our region, the people of the Ajo Center for Sustainable Agriculture (Ajo CSA) surely have not. Ajo CSA noticed that many traditional crops and agricultural techniques that are unique to our region were in danger. How did they respond? They created the Adopt-A-Sonoran-Desert Crop Program: a seed-saving program that aims to preserve and promote native and regionally appropriate crops.

GardeningGuest UserApril 27, 2018Rural Arizona, Good Food AZ, Sonoran desert crop