Contents Harvest 2009
Above: Pajaros Azules, tunnel book, 2009 by Luz Marina Ruiz
EDITOR’S MIXING BOWL
SIDE DISH
Taking the Cupcake by Ben Wurgraft
Gardening in the Ghetto by Eve Fox
OUR FARMS —OUR SCHOOLS
Bringing CSA Partnerships in and out of the Classroom By Kristina Sepetys
TERRA BELLA FAMILY FARM
Growing Community along with Crops By Patricia Hayse Haller
WHAT’S IN SEASON
Tomatoes By Barbara Kobsar
SEASONAL RECIPES
from Tanya Holland’s Brown Sugar Kitchen with an introduction by Kirstin Jackson
The portrait of Ruiz above is taken in front of Castillos en el Aire, a mixed-media installation of collagraphs and solar plate etching. Photo credit: David Hisaya Asari.
SAVING SEEDS FOR THE FUTURE
Do It Yourself By Peggy Kass and Helen Krayenhoff
FROM BEER TO ETERNITY?
Oakland Gets Its Golden Glow Back By Tim Kingston
CREATING A COMMON TABLE
By Sage Dilts
MASSA ORGANICS
and the Sustainable Model for California Rice By Elizabeth Linhart Money
SUPERMARKINGS
Ode to the Brown Paper Bag By Francesca Preston
Cover Art:
Oakland-based artist Luz Marina Ruiz works in a variety of media: drawing, printmaking, painting, mixed media, and most recently in book arts. According to Ruiz , the images in her work are derived from nature and from the world of dreams, especially the recurring childhood dreams of flight—the birds represent freedom, movement and spontaneity. Visit her website, luzmarinaruiz.com, to learn more about her work
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