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Season’s Greetings
AmpleHarvest.org guest blogger, Rachel Dlugash. It often astounds me how much humans are able to control the world in which we live. We created boats to travel through water, planes to travel through...
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Starting Plants from Seed
Starting Plants from Seed – By Joe Lamp’l (originally posted at www.GrowingAGreenerWorld.com) Joe Lamp’l is the Host and Executive Producer of the award winning PBS television series Growing A Greener...
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The Farm Bill: Recent & Impending Cuts to Increase Hunger
Jennifer Gilmore is the Executive Director of Feeding America San Diego and a member of the AmpleHarvest.org Board of Directors The Farm Bill: Recent & Impending Cuts to Increase Hunger. By...
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Aloha from Hawaii During National Nutrition Month
Rachel Dlugash, AmpleHarvest.org Guest Blogger and Senior Research Data Manager at the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine Aloha! I just returned from a trip to Hawaii where I attended a college friend’s...
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Tristram Stuart, Global Food Waste, AmpleHarvest.org
Tristram Stuart of Feeding5k, author, activist and leader in the global food waste movement. Tristram Stuart on Feeding5k and AmpleHarvest.org Tonight, one in six Americans does not know where their...
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Food Waste on Campus
The Campus Kitchen Kitchen Project is an excellent program that empowers student leaders to create innovative sustainable solutions to hunger in their communities. That’s why we’re featuring their...
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Chocolate Covered Broccoli – Healthy Food Gets a Bad Rap
Rachel Dlugash, AmpleHarvest.org Guest Blogger and Senior Research Data Manager at the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine Chocolate Covered Broccoli – By Rachel Dlugash We all need to eat healthy, but...
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Balcony Gardening with a 10 Umbrella Battalion – AmpleHarvest.org
This is a guest post by one of our Instagram friends. I was so impressed by the pictures of her balcony garden that I asked her to share a little bit about what she’s growing and how. It’s a great...
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Hunger Action Month: Get Involved
Jennifer Gilmore is the Executive Director of Feeding America San Diego and a member of the AmpleHarvest.org Board of Directors Hunger Action Month: Get Involved By Jennifer Gilmore September is Hunger...
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DIY Edible Centerpieces from The Prudent Garden
The Prudent Garden’s Centerpiece for Pantries Recently we reached out to our blogger friend Debbie at The Prudent Garden to see what kind of amazing creation she could put together for our Centerpieces...
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The Power of a Girl Scout
Last year we were approached by Michaela C., a Girl Scout from Massachusetts, about an amazing project she was working on to help get fresh food to those who need it most. We asked her to tell us more...
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North Forty Farmerettes
Having Fun Growing Food for two Food Pantries in Oregon North Forty Farmerettes reached out to let us know about the amazing things they are doing in Oregon, and how AmpleHarvest.org has helped them...
View ArticleKeeping Fruits and Vegetables Safe from Coronavirus
I did not realize how many mailing lists I was on until now. Every company, from clothing to airline to restaurant to universities, has e-mailed to explain the measures they are implementing in...
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Beginners Guide to Raising Chickens for Eggs
Guest Post written by Chris Lesley of chickensandmore.com While keeping backyard chickens has been steadily increasing in popularity for more than 10 years, the coronavirus lockdown has spurred this...
View ArticleGifts of Gathering: Create a Thanksgiving Centerpiece that’s Meaningful
Thanksgiving is my favorite holiday. A day filled with family, food, and fun – what’s not to love! While a feast will fill up your belly, there’s nothing like a gathering of loved ones to fill up your...
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Guest Blogger: Aremita Watson
Respecting the land and sowing seeds is part of my family history and legacy. My family owned and farmed land in Alabama even before they moved to West Virginia in the 1920’s to work in the coal mines....
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