Monday, November 9, 2009
Learn About the Slow Food Movement
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Southern California is a complex combination of intense city life and wild, natural places to live, to grow and explore
One woman's guide to living green through home farming, enjoying great cuisine, and nurturing our earth on 1000 sq. ft.
Welcome fellow slow foodies!
This blog follows the journey of returning to the land--the 1000 sq. ft. of available open space surrounding a home on a city lot--that can provide all of the fresh fruits and vegetables needed each year for a household.
As a city farmer in California, I will discuss details on preparing the soil, planting the garden, caring for and bringing in the harvest, and preserving the yield.
As a city farmer in California, I will discuss details on preparing the soil, planting the garden, caring for and bringing in the harvest, and preserving the yield.
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About Me
- Pam
- Coastal California
- I am a college professor of film & social justice at Mount St. Mary's College, located in Los Angeles. I am a passionate city home farmer, mother of three outdoor fanatics who share my reverence for the natural world, great food, and new adventures.
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Southern California is a complex combination of intense city life and wild, natural places to live, to grow and explore
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