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Follow Your Foodprint
Let's assume you've heard about a little something called your carbon footprint—it is 2017 after all. Perhaps you've made changes to help lower this impact; putting timers on your electrical outlets, using car-share programs and public transit, perhaps even installing...
The future of food—functional furniture that works for you
What’s the most impressive thing a piece of furniture has done for you lately? We’ve spent the past 10 days at the National Home Show in Toronto, and we’ve seen all kinds of wonderful products for your home. There were plenty of exhibitors showing off their...
5 Reasons We Need TinyFarms in Our Classrooms
Think back to when you were a kid, sitting in your elementary school classroom. Do you remember any lessons from back then? Chances are the lessons you remember most fondly are the ones where you got your hands dirty. Remember those rare occasions when you were...
The Hidden Ancient Uses of Your Favorite Everyday Greens
We all know greens are healthy and full of nutrients. But our leafy friends have some fascinating ancient secrets that will pique your interest. Why not get to know the veggies you're growing backyard or indoors? Even better, acquaint yourself with the hidden benefits...
Oh the Places You Can Grow!
“I remember when we used to grow plants in the ground.” That’s probably what some of you might be telling your kids in the not too distant future. With a quickly growing population and environmental concerns, solutions for sustainable food are necessary. Less space...
Want your child to eat more greens? Let them grow them! BY our mom/CNP crush Sarah Bester
As health-conscious parents (and protective mama-bears), we’re all looking for ways for our kids to get more of the vitamins and nutrients they need to thrive. And the rumours are true - leafy greens (think romaine, spinach, kale, cilantro) are some of the most...
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