Josh’s Organic Market - Hollywood, Florida
After our 1-nighter in the Gulf Coast of Florida, where we saw a memorable Leon Redbone concert and enjoyed a good meal of local fish and seafood, Noshette of the North and I drove back to the Atlantic coast along the famous “Alligator Alley”, where we saw plenty of gators […]
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Focus on Florida Food - Part II
Events: Two Dans are better than one + cheesy goodness
My friend Jack alerted me to a criminally underpublicized event tomorrow night (7 p.m. April 4) in Santa Rosa, and then I promptly forgot to blog it.
Dan Barber, the chef/proprietor of SOLE food paragon Blue Hill at Stone Barns in New York, will discuss “Sustainable Agriculture vs. Industrial Food” with Dan Imhoff, author of Food […]
Digest: Organic rules changed, irradiation renamed, feed the tank and starve the poor
Bye-bye, organic coffee, sugar, chocolate?: Sam Fromartz reports on a new ruling by the USDA that dramatically changes how non-U.S. farms are certified organic. Previously, only a small percentage of farms in “grower groups” would be randomly inspected, and the group would then police the remainder’s practices. Writes Fromartz: “The staggered inspection method has been […]
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