Music Feeds
Music Feeds: A Celebration of Music for Hunger Relief From the seminal Concert for Bangladesh in 1971; to Band Aid, USA for Africa, Live Aid, Farm Aid, and more in the 1980s; and the commitment of touring artists today, the…
Music Feeds: A Celebration of Music for Hunger Relief From the seminal Concert for Bangladesh in 1971; to Band Aid, USA for Africa, Live Aid, Farm Aid, and more in the 1980s; and the commitment of touring artists today, the…
From guest writer: FoodPrint Whether it’s a salad, a hamburger, or your morning egg sandwich, any meal has an impact on the environment and the welfare of animals, people, and the planet. Industrial food production—factory farms that produce animal products,…
As you feast, gather, and celebrate, waste can pile up all too quickly during the holiday season. Strategic shopping, creative leftover reuse, and mindfulness around excess can help prevent food waste, but food scraps are pretty much an inevitable part…
By Andrea Howry, Ventura County Backyard Harvest Coordinator I love strawberries. Lima beans, not so much. Sugar beets? Not sure I’ve ever tried one. So it’s a good thing I’m living in California’s Ventura County now rather than 100 years…
If you’ve been living in Southern California for the last few years or decades, you’re likely familiar with the changing weather patterns. In 2012 to 2016, we experienced a very harsh five-year drought and 2023-2024 had record-setting winter storms and…
By guest writer, Lisa K. Johnson, PhD I started reading about food loss and waste in 2010, when a couple of books about food waste came out: Wasted, by Tristram Stuart and American Wasteland by Jonathan Bloom. As a lifelong horticulturist,…
By guest writer, Tami Chipeco We’ve all been there. Enticed by the delicate and fresh-looking bag of spring mix at the grocery store and the aspirations of eating healthy and saving money by making salad at home. You get home…