Posts tagged: #Golden Earthworm

iEat Green Celebrates National Food Day with a Cooking Demo at the Port Washington Library! Time to Sign Up for a Thanksgiving Volunteer Shift! Bhavani Welcomes Author, Acadia Tucker, to the Progressive Radio Network!

Posted on October 15, 2019

Celebrate National Food Day on October 24th! Hi All, I’m very excited to be joining fellow food and environmental activists, Patti Wood, from the Grassroots Environmental Education, and Maggie Wood from The Golden Earthworm Farm, to welcome in National Food … Read More

Posted in Eating Green with Bhavani Tagged with: #Acadia Tucker, #climate activist, #Climate Change, #cooking demo, #Eliot Coleman, #food evolution, #food pantry, #Golden Earthworm, #grassroots environmental education, #Growing Good Food, #Growing Perennial Foods, #Maggie Wood, #National Food Day, #patti wood, #regenerative farmer, #regenerative garden, #River Fund NY, #volunteer

iEat Green is Excited that Spring is Around the Corner (and under the snow); Mark Winne, Food Activist and Author of “Stand Together or Starve Alone’ Joins Bhavani on PRN

Posted on March 6, 2018

Hi Everybody, I returned home this week after being away, and found my tulips and crocuses budding their little heads above the soil. When I see that, my heart jumps, because I know Spring is just around the corner. I … Read More

Posted in Eating Green with Bhavani Tagged with: #Biophilia Farm, #Community Supported Agriculture, #CSA, #elija farm, #Farmers Market, #Food and Society Policy Fellow, #Golden Earthworm, #Green Thumb Farm, #Hawthorne Valley Farm, #hofstra university, #homecoming farm, #Long Island Food Coalition Conference, #Mark Winnie, #Orkestai Farm, #Pfeiffer Center, #Progressive Radio Network, #Restoration Farm, #Sang Lee Farm, #Stand Together or Starve Alone: Unity and Chaos in the U.S. Food Movement, #The Farm, #The State of Long Island Local Suburban Agriculture; Where Do We Go From Here?