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  • Seed to Market
    Business,  Education,  FOOD,  Home Garden,  Organics

    Seed to Market: a Magical Lesson

    When my parents first took out our front lawn for a fruit and veggie garden and planted grape vines in our backyard, I didn’t really understand their purpose. I was five years old! I was told the plants could provide food and shade.

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  • almanack-feb
    FOOD,  Home Garden,  Organics

    Victory Gardener’s Almanack for the month of February

    Don’t get carried away and start planting your whole garden if we happen to get a week or two of “false spring” weather this month.

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  • compost
    FOOD,  Food Waste,  HEALTH & HOME,  Home Garden,  Reduce

    Apartment Composting Made Easy

    If you are passionate like me about managing your home waste, but live in an apartment, Bokashi composting may be your answer to your food waste dilemmas. Bokashi is a Japanese method of composting that essentially uses live microbes to “pickle” food waste.

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  • almanack january
    FOOD,  Home Garden

    Maritime Northwest Victory Gardener’s Almanack for the month of January

    Now that the busy, sometimes hectic, holiday season is in the past, January is a great time for personal reflection while starting to look forward to the year ahead. Planning is a good theme for this month.

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  • rolypoly
    Home Garden,  Nature,  Organics

    Study Finds ‘Rollie Pollies’ Remove Heavy Metals From Soil, Protects Groundwater

    Turns out a little bug we don’t think of much is one of the best protectors of soil ever imaginable.

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  • maritime-dec
    FOOD,  Home Garden,  Organics,  Preparedness

    Maritime Northwest Victory Gardener’s Almanack for the month of December

    December tends to be a continuation of our region’s seasonally wet weather but can occasionally get snowy. The primary difference between this month and last is that the days are getting colder and shorter as the Winter Solstice arrives.

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  • research
    Business,  Education,  FOOD,  HEALTH & HOME

    The Trouble with Research (Part 2)

    Researchers need funding, so when large contributors call, it’s hard to resist their interests.

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  • theytooshallgarden
    Community Gardening,  FOOD,  SPECIAL FEATURES

    They Too Shall Garden

    Since 2009, a non-profit, Lettuce Grow, has been teaching Sustainable Gardening to prison inmates, providing courses leading to a certificate in Home Horticulture.

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  • Lawn
    Home Garden,  RE-THINK,  Reduce

    Rethinking the Perfectly Manicured Lawn

    For many, lawns have become a status symbol. In exchange for a sea of green, homeowners are expected to provide water, gasoline for mowers, time for maintenance, and often herbicides.

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  • petfood
    FOOD,  Pets,  Think Piece

    Feeding Your Pet Healthy Food

    There have been recalls in the past, and there is a lot to say on this subject regarding the pet-food industry and the standards — well, the lack of standards — for quality control within the industry and the FDA.

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