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Organic Garden Therapy

by Tricia

A community garden gets a fresh planting just after the harvest – all organic and all delicious!

Volunteers from around the Kroc Center help plant, water, weed and cultivate throughout the growing seasons; young people participate in the work and experience the beauty of nature and the joy of growing organic.

Duration : 0:3:54

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Filed Under: growing organically Tagged With: 619, community, garden, growing, harvest, health, learning, organic, salvationarmy, therapy, volunteers, zucchini

Mens Go Softwear Go Natural Boxer Brief 4403

by Tricia

Mens Go Softwear Go Natural Boxer Brief 4403

Eco-conscious organically–grown hemp and cotton is blended with just enough stretch for a perfect fit. Contrast stitching. Red double-stripe detail at waistband. Contour top exit pouch. Natural color. Trunk-length legs are perfect for wearing with skinny jeans. Go Softwear Go Natural Boxer Brief technical details: 1 3/8 inch elastic waistband. Sides measure 9 inches from top of waistband to leg opening. 5/8 inch fold-under leg hems. The Go Softwear Go Natural Boxer Brief, from the Go Softwear Go Natural collection, is a boxer brief made from an ultra-soft, organically–grown cotton and hemp blend with just enough stretch for a custom fit. With contrast stitching and a double-stripe detail at the waistband, this Go Softwear boxer brief features a functional top-exit fly. When you wear the Go Softwear Go Natural Boxer Brief, you’ll look hot and you’ll know you’re doing your part for Mother Nature.. Available in sizes: S, M, L, XL. Available in colors: Natural 4403 Keywords: adult,male,underwear Colors: Natural

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Wholesome Sweeteners Organic Fair Trade Honey

by Tricia

Wholesome Sweeteners’ Fair Trade Organic Honeys are produced traditionally by Mayan beekeepers in Mexico. The Mayans tend hives deep in the jungle where the honeybees feast on native wildflowers.

· Fair Trade Organic Amber Honey is rich nectar with warm caramel notes. Perfect in beverages, baking, for glazing chicken and drizzled on fresh fruit or hot toast.

· Fair Trade Organic Raw Honey is a thick creamy honey with a butterscotch essence; perfect spread on warm biscuits, in herby salad dressings or with yogurt and hard cheeses. This luscious organic honey is not heated above 110°F to maintain the nectar’s natural properties.

· On store shelves in August!

Wholesome pays a fair price directly to the beekeepers for their Fair Trade Honey. The beekeepers have formed a solid cooperative and the whole community prospers from the honey harvest; it creates meaningful employment, the beekeepers can develop the quality of their hives and send their children to school. By protecting the hives and native plant forage areas, Fair Trade encourages biodiversity and helps the forests thrive, too.

Fair Trade and the beekeepers …
The hives are tucked deep in the jungles of Chiapas and Quintana Roo, and have been tended by Mayan communities for generations. Although there is a centuries-old beekeeping tradition here, honey production has only recently been recognized as a viable and stable income opportunity in the global market.

In years past, coyotes or middlemen took a majority of the beekeepers’ income. With Fair Trade, the middlemen are removed and the cooperatives work autonomously and directly with Wholesome Sweeteners. The beekeepers are able to improve standards for their families, their communities and their honey, and protect precious rainforests and habitat. While they look forward to business opportunities and a new sense of stability, the Co-op members are inspired by their past … the Mayan beekeeping culture is surviving and thriving in the early 21st century.

And the honeys …
A blend of multi-floral honeys from Mexico’s rainforests, these honeys are simply luscious. Because the hives are isolated, deep within organic perimeters, and the bees forage only on native plants-wildflowers and, for one brief week every year, organically cultivated coffee blooms. As the season progresses and the flowers change, the honeys’ character changes too, deepening in color and flavor.

Honey has sweetened our days for thousands of years, well before anyone began recording history; its role as a curative is just as long. Recent research into the substantial benefits of honey-as an antibacterial, antioxidant and antiseptic-shows promise well beyond just sweetening our palates.

And Wholesome Sweeteners
Wholesome Sweeteners brings the very best of nature’s sweetness to you and your family every day. Wholesome believes in traditional ways, artisanal products and a very light footprint. After searching the world for the best products, Wholesome has focused on the tropics, where the climate and conditions are just right for growing organic cane, organic agave, and for supporting bees who forage only on pesticide-free native plants in tropical rainforests. Wholesome is also committed to the farmers and beekeepers that produce these products. We pioneered Fair Trade Certification for sugars, molasses and honey, bringing the first Fair Trade sweeteners to North American markets. With glittering Fair Trade CertifiedTM organic and natural sweeteners from Central and South America and Africa, we’re committed to making the world a sweeter place, one spoonful at a time.

www.FairTradeHoney.com 800 681 1896

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Filed Under: growing organically Tagged With: bee, beekeeper, bees, fair, harvest, hives, honey, jungle, mayan, mexican, mexico, organic, Sweeteners, trade, Wholesome

Raintree Nutrition Graviola Capsules Annona Muricata 100 Capsules (600 mg. Each)

by Tricia

Raintree Nutrition Graviola Capsules Annona Muricata 100 Capsules (600 mg. Each)

Some of the active ingredients documented, researched, and verified in graviola are a group of Annonaceous acetogenins which are only found in the Annonaceae family to which graviola belongs.

These phytochemicals are being researched and patented around the world for their active biological actions and uses. For more complete information on this powerful plant of the rainforest, please see the plant database file on graviola.

This product was featured in an article by the Health Sciences Institute. Don’t forget to see our new Graviola-Max product or our N-Tense capsules which both contain graviola! Raintree’s graviola is 100% pure – rich in active and beneficial phytochemicals which occur naturally in this plant. We use no binders or fillers so the capsules are 100% pure finely milled graviola powder.

It has been sustainably wild harvested or organically grown in the Amazon rainforest and is unconditionally guaranteed. Traditional Uses: for cancer (all types); as a broad-spectrum internal and external antimicrobial to treat bacterial and fungal infections; for internal parasites and worms; for high blood pressure; for depression, stress, and nervous disorders.

Filed Under: growing organically Tagged With: graviola capsules, nutrition, organic, raintree

Freshman Farmer – Part 3 – Challenges

by Tricia

Andrew Meyers is a 23 year old organic farmer.

This year is his first year working the land on his own.

Part 3 of this growing season long series is about challenges. From damping off in seedlings to simple loneliness, Andrew outlines the basic challenges he has found himself facing.

Follow his growing season as he starts a 30 member CSA, navigates the tribulations of growing organically, and finds a way to become a valuable member of his community.

Peaceful Valley is a local organic seed and farm supply company who is sponsoring a young farmer. The “Freshman Farmer” is going to grow organic, share his lessons learned, and become a part of their community.

By giving Andrew Meyers a head start, others will be able to learn, and hopefully will be inspired to go out and start their own CSA, growing healthy, local food.

Watch Andrew as he starts a CSA and grows organic. Follow his farming journals at FreshmanFarmer.GrowOrganic.com

Duration : 0:5:36

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Filed Under: growing organically Tagged With: broccoli, challenges, csa, farmer, Farming, farms, growing, organic

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