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— Fred Alejo, vice president of High Quality Organics in Reno”]Organic products fall right in line with having a greater global and social conscience.”
4 | FROM THE EDITOR |
6 | NEST EGG Three young brothers hatch Fallon business. |
8 | BEHIND THE BOX CSAs offer access to healthier, chemical-free food. |
10 | MAKING MEALS MATTER Dining Out For Life raises money for local HIV/AIDS programs. |
12 | GROW A ROW Edible gardeners can donate to the hungry. |
14 | A MOO-VING STORY 4-H powerhouse named Nevada’s #1 dairy handler. |
24 | EDIBLE ARTISANS Sugar Pine enjoys sweet success. |
26 | COVER Meet the merchants of spice. |
32 | LIQUID ASSETS Discover tea’s wonders. |
34 | LIQUID ASSETS Enjoy an elegant high tea. |
36 | LIQUID ASSETS Tea etiquette revealed. |
38 | LIQUID ASSETS Chai tea is steeped in Indian tradition. |
40 | LIQUID ASSETS Tea adventurer settled in Reno. |
42 | LIQUID ASSETS Meet Lake Tahoe’s queen of wine. |
44 | MEET THE FARMER Creating a bountiful life in Spanish Springs. |
48 | CHEFS TABLE A Lake Tahoe eatery with heart and Soule. |
54 | EDIBLE GARDEN Mastering herb gardening at home. |
59 | EDIBLE TRADITIONS A living history lesson. |
60 | WHAT’S IN SEASON Ripe and ready bounty. |
63 | EAT (DRINK) LOCAL GUIDE Delicious and healthy dining choices. |
73 | ADVERTISER DIRECTORY |
80 | LAST BITE |