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10 Steps to Planting Organic Veggies in Newspaper Pots

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Guest post by Debbie Steinberg Kuntz, founder & editor of Odyssey Outdoors.   If you want to know where your food comes from, there's no better way than to grow it yourself! That's just what we did with a group of families last weekend in the outdoor family group we formed about a year ago.  We followed these 10 easy steps. 1.     Gather supplies. We started with newspaper, some beautiful organic seeds that would grow in early spring in our area, organic potting soil, … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Eating Local, Gardening Tagged With: Adult Child, Adults, Amp, Backgr, Backgroun, Background Color, Chemicals, Debbie Steinberg, Early Spring, Family Group, Farmers, Grocery Store, Kuntz, Middle Childhood, Moms, Odyssey, Organic Potting Soil, Organic Seeds, Organic Soil, Organic Veggies, Outdoor Group, Pairs, People Relationships, Pots, Search Institute, Seed Pot, Video Link

Best of 2011 on NatureMoms

By Tiffany 1 Comment

Many bloggers are listing their most popular posts of the previous year and I probably would not have followed suit but a reader asked me to, so here I go. In terms of traffic here are the most popular posts of the past year: 10 New Ways to Cook Quinoa - Over 20,000 people have visited this post and I didn't write it until late summer. Wow! I hope it has provided Quinoa cooking ideas for lots of people. Are You Eating the 30 Healthiest Foods? - I listed the healthiest foods selected by a … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Tidbits Tagged With: Affluent Countries, Classic Toy, Domesticity, Fen Shui, Feng Shui Tips, Food Preservation, Food Waste, Grocery Store, Healthiest Foods, Healthy Skin, Horrendous Experience, Minimalist Lifestyle, Natural Sunburn Remedies, Personal Faves, Popular Magazine, Preservation Tips, Previous Year, Protein Bar, Real Food, S Market, Shoe Option, Sunburn, Waste Food

Creating a Real Foods Kitchen

By Tiffany 26 Comments

I got a great email question from a reader this week and decided to answer it on the blog. I think more and more people are wanting to transition from the Standard American Diet and easily available processed food to real, healthy, homemade goodness. The issue of course is that we find ourselves unprepared to cook real food because we are so used to heat and serve style meals. When we want to cook and bake from scratch we need the right tools so that we can stick with his new lifestyle and not … [Read more...]

Filed Under: A Green Home Tagged With: American Diet, Baby Food, Ball Jars, Budget, Cast Iron, Choices, clay, Cooking, Cookware, Dutch Oven, Food Kitchen, green pans, Grocery Store, healthy, Homemade Goodness, Increments, Kitchen Tool, Kitchen Tools, Kitchenaid Mixer, Lifestyle, mixer, new year, Nourishing Foods, Number 1, Paper Towels, Processed Food, Real Food, Right Tools, Scratch, Snacks, Style Meals, traditional foods, Transition, Vita-Mix, Yogurt Maker

Tips on Avoiding Food Waste

By Tiffany 3 Comments

Americans are notorious for wasting food. While over 1 billion people on our planet do not have enough to eat per day Americans throw away approximately 1,400 calories of food per person per day. Put another way, America throws out 40% of the food that it produces. Not only is this fact about waste disturbing in relation to those around the globe who are starving to death, but when you consider the volatility of the economy and how expensive food is becoming at the grocery store you would … [Read more...]

Filed Under: A Green Home Tagged With: 1 Billion, Bowls, Calories Food, Calories Of Food, Doubt, Food Waste, Fridge, Globe, Grocery Store, Household, Last Time, Leftovers, Lunch, Moldy Cheese, Refrigerator, Science Experiment, Spinach, Starving To Death, Volatility, Wasting Food

Six Benefits of Eating Locally Grown Foods

By Tiffany 12 Comments

It is so easy to just walk into a grocery store and fill your cart with foods that look delicious.  Today’s grocery stores even have ‘organic’ and ‘natural’ foods for you to choose from.  For many the label makes it easy for them to feel that they are getting the best foods available, while still maintaining the convenience of purchasing all their food in one place. But just because you can purchase all of your foods in one place does not necessarily mean that you should, and it is a fact … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Eating Local Tagged With: Carbon Footprint, Cart, Chemicals, Convenience, Eating With The Seasons, Environment, Farmers, Farmland Foods, Freshness, Grocery Store, Grocery Stores, Local Foods, Negative Impact, Organic Foods, Organic Standards, Purchasing, Shipping

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Meet Tiffany

My name is Tiffany and I am a flower farmer and urban homesteader in Central Ohio with my husband, three children, and assorted furry friends. When I am not blogging I am usually thrift store shopping, gardening, wildcrafting and food foraging, or otherwise enjoying nature. Enjoy! Read More…

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