Local food stories from Lofoten, Norway 🇳🇴 Go behind the plate with Gisle Melhus and Åshild Jacobsen, the founders of Myklevik Gård, a sustainable farm located between the sea and mountains in Stamsund in Lofoten. The team here work with hand-scale farming, carefully selecting garnishes, vegetables and herbs that are delivered to our ships just five minutes away at Stamsund harbour. Our team at Norway’s Coastal Kitchen care deeply about cuisine that brings you closer to the the taste of Norway, supporting over 50 local farms, bakeries, and producers from across the country. #Norway #NorwayFood #NorwegianCoast #Hurtigruten
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👊🏽Growing food at home is radical.👊🏽 Your radish is disrupting centralized and unjust food systems. Your broccoli inhibits apartheid. Your plant medicine threatens the oppressors. Your swiss chard pummels the status quo. And you thought you were just starting seeds. But you’re starting a riot. Your revolution begins with a balcony tomato plant. Your yarrow feeds the resistance. Attract bees and sovereignty. Learn how to garden. Because the biggest change we can make in the world is to change ourselves. Follow and support Cabbage Hill Fertilizer Co. as we dismantle the connection between the worst of Big Ag and organic home vegetable growing. “Radical is a beautiful term that comes from the Latin word ‘radix’, meaning to get to the root of something. When we grow food, we get to the root of some of the fundamental issues in our society. By digging deep, we uproot systems that do not serve us.“ Lisa Fingleton Food sovereignty is the right of peoples to healthy and culturally appropriate food produced through ecologically sound and sustainable methods, and their right to define their own food and agriculture systems. It puts the aspirations and needs of those who produce, distribute and consume food at the heart of food systems and policies rather than the demands of markets and corporations.” Declaration of Nyéléni #foodjustice #foodsovereignty #foodapartheid #localfood #communitygarden #feedeachother #homegarden #homegardening #homegardener #organicgardening #urbanfarming #organicvegetables #plantparenthood #containergardening #regenerativegardening #veganic #fertilizer #feedyoursoul #growyourown #growsomething
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Wooden Poles: The Backbone of Oceanside Pole Tomatoes! 🍅 In our latest video, we take you behind the scenes to explore an often overlooked hero of sustainable farming: the #tomato pole. These sturdy supports are crucial for the growth and productivity of our #tomatoes, ensuring they reach their full potential and deliver the freshest, juiciest produce to your shelves and kitchens. By choosing #Oceanside Pole Tomatoes, #retail #supermarkets, #foodservice companies and #wholesalers not only support a local #SouthernCalifornia #farm but also guarantee the highest quality and #taste for their customers. Our commitment to sustainable practices and community engagement means you can trust our tomatoes to be the best in the industry. 🌍 **Why Local Matters:** - #Freshness:** Reduced transport time ensures our tomatoes are picked and packed at peak ripeness. - #Sustainability:** Lower carbon footprint from local delivery. - #Community:** Supporting #localfarms strengthens our local economy and food security. Watch the video to see how our tried and proven growing techniques, like the essential tomato pole, contribute to the superior quality of our produce. Let's grow together—contact myself or your #Oppy sales representative to learn more about Oceanside Pole Tomatoes!
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SCOTTISH FARMED SHELLFISH SECTOR LOOKS TO FUTURE WITH CONFIDENCE The figures revealed in the recently published Scottish #Shellfish Farm Production Survey 2023 underlines the resilience of the sector post Covid and its capacity to increase output, according to Dr Nick Lake, CEO of the ASSOCIATION OF SCOTTISH SHELLFISH GROWERS LIMITED . He told Fish Focus that the situation with #mussels was especially encouraging – production up by 13% to 10,311 tonnes in 2023 to the highest level ever recorded in #Scotland. https://lnkd.in/eHBKzXaS
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Fresh from the Heart of Queens to Your Plate At Mushroom Direct, we’re not just growers, we’re innovators committed to bringing the highest quality, nutrient-rich mushrooms to our New York community. Our journey begins in the verdant landscapes of Queens, where tradition meets innovation at every corner of our local farm. We believe in the power of local agriculture to foster health and wellness. Our mushrooms are meticulously cultivated, ensuring a bounty of vitamins and minerals in every bite. It's not just about providing a product; it's about promoting a lifestyle of nourishment and well-being. Our commitment extends beyond cultivation. With state-of-the-art packaging processes, we ensure that the freshness and integrity of our mushrooms are preserved from our farm to your table. We’re more than just a farm; we’re a promise of quality, health, and community engagement. As we continue to explore the boundless potential of fungi, we invite you to be a part of our journey toward fostering a healthier New York. Your support propels us further in our mission, and for that, we are immensely grateful. Here’s to the magic of local farming, the promise of innovation, and the joy of sharing nature’s bounty with our beloved community. #MushroomDirect #LocalFarmers #QualityMushrooms #InnovativeFarming #CommunityWellness #HealthyNewYork #UrbanFarmingNYC #SustainableAgriculture #FarmToTable #QueensGrown
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SCOTTISH FARMED SHELLFISH SECTOR LOOKS TO FUTURE WITH CONFIDENCE The figures revealed in the recently published Scottish #Shellfish Farm Production Survey 2023 underlines the resilience of the sector post Covid and its capacity to increase output, according to Dr Nick Lake, CEO of the ASSOCIATION OF SCOTTISH SHELLFISH GROWERS LIMITED . He told Fish Focus that the situation with #mussels was especially encouraging – production up by 13% to 10,311 tonnes in 2023 to the highest level ever recorded in #Scotland. https://lnkd.in/eHBKzXaS
SCOTTISH FARMED SHELLFISH SECTOR LOOKS TO FUTURE WITH CONFIDENCE
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Harvesting honey involves careful steps to separate it from the hive. Beekeepers use a smoker to calm bees, then remove frames filled with capped honeycombs. These frames are uncapped, and centrifugal force in an extractor extracts honey without damaging the comb. The honey is then strained to remove impurities before bottling, preserving the hive's vitality. 🍯🐝 #HarvestingGoldFromHive . . . . . #beereadyharvester #bee #beekeeping #apiculture #honeybees #honey #honeyharvest #beekeeperslife #beefarming #honeyharvestingprocedure #rawhoney #trending #viralreels
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