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When Molly Moon Neitzel came to Seattle, artisan ice cream shops were almost unheard of in our rainy region. She’s led a frosty renaissance showing that sustainable, ethical businesses can be profitable—and delicious.
Learn moreThe owners of Frankie & Jo’s share secrets of plant-based ice creams and sorbets in unique flavors like “beet strawberry rose” and “salty caramel ash.”
Read moreWhole grains are widely associated with decreased risk for several chronic diseases. New research sheds some light on the mechanisms behind those health benefits.
Read moreJoyous creativity and kindness fuels these boxes around the region stocked with free cookies and cake.
read more“Culinary nerd” J. Kenji Lopez-Alt has brought the science of great cooking to readers for years. His latest book, “The Wok: Recipes and Techniques” is a definitive guide to the phenomenally useful cooking tool.
Read moreJason Weston is a legend. He’s “The Planet Jr. Guy,” the person who recognized the value in a vintage tractor from generations past.
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While seed names can be a beautiful connection to identity, culture, worldview and history, seed growers are grappling with old names that are derogatory or incorrect.
Read moreShauna James Ahern, the original Gluten-Free Girl, has advice for living gluten-free and a savory recipe.
read moreCount your chickens…do you have too many, or any roosters you can’t keep? The chicken trade-in program at Monroe Farm Co-op is the sort of thing that gets whispered from one urban chicken owner to another.
read moreFew people realize that federal SNAP benefits can be used for growing their own fresh produce.
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The Tilth Alliance seeks to provide culturally relevant edible plant starts for refugee, immigrant, and low-income communities to help them grow the foods they know and enjoy.
PCC partner FEEST is working with youth leaders on “Making Justice Irresistibly Delicious.”
Read MoreRead about a rewarding series of wins on policy issues that PCC has supported, including organic cows, kelp habitat and composting.
Read moreMeet Beatrice Holbert of the Bellevue PCC and Andres Besa of the Columbia City PCC!
Read MoreSee highlights of PCC’s annual Co-op Purposes Report. Achievements include eliminating approximately 100,000 single-use plastic water bottles.
Read moreCalifornia’s green grid • World food prize • Culinary program saved • Soil health program • Black farmers and wealth • Bird-friendly beef? • Cropland control • Plant fungus decoded • Energy-efficient lights • Microplastics concerns • Sustainable Yakima • Seed libraries sprout • People’s gardens • Antibiotics in beef • Insects in decline • Recycling rates drop
Read moreRural underserved farmers • Membership emails • Compostable produce bags • Reduce plastic use • Colloidal silver ban
Read moreTo celebrate the milestone of exceeding 100,000 members, we’re spotlighting PCC members who help the co-op thrive.
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