
Return of the Great Kassenhoff Growers Tomato Tasting: August 27
Join Kassenhoff Growers at Berkeley Horticultural Nursery on August 27 for the return of their famous tomato tasting event! “We ...
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Plant a Screen of Edibles and Natives for Food and Habitat
Gardener's Notebook by Joshua Burman Thayer Among the advantages of planting food-producing trees in cohabitation with native ecology are food ...
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Make Sidewalk Art at the Chocolate & Chalk Art Festival: August 13
The theme for this year’s Chocolate & Chalk Art Festival in Berkeley’s North Shattuck District is “Chalking Beautiful Music.” Families or groups may work ...
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Art in the Nursery: August 6
Edible East Bay will be well represented on Saturday, August 6, 11am–3pm, at Art in the Nursery, one of Berkeley ...
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Celebrate a New Regenerative Farming Project at Ardenwood Historic Farm: August 17
The Grand Opening Celebration for the new 90-acre Dig Deep Farms Regenerative Farming Project at Ardenwood Historic Farm is coming ...
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Rev Up Your Creativity for Diablo Valley Farmers’ Market’s Zucchini Car Race: July 30
Do you have too much zucchini? Does someone at your house have too much time on their hands? The Zucchini ...
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How to Hug a Hügel: July 21 Workshop at Cloverfield Organic Farm
While you can’t actually hug a hügel, you can learn about this bio-intensive garden-building technique while helping to build a ...
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Explore Climate-Friendly Cambodian Food with Chef Nite Yun in this New Video: July 21
Chef Nite Yun's award-winning Cambodian restaurant, Nyum Bai, closed earlier this year, but here’s an opportunity to hear the chef ...
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Sprout Your Fall Seeds in Coconut Coir Fiber
Gardener's Notebook by Joshua Burman Thayer When midsummer brings loads of tomatoes and zucchini into your weekly harvest bowl, it's ...
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In a Pickle? In a Jam? Check out Preserved’s Summer Classes!
Are you watching good fruit go to waste that could be turned into some mighty good jam? Do you want ...
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