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— Sandy Beckett, Backyard Farms’ self-described “produce schlepper” about how she hopes to encourage others to grow their own food”]It’s about wanting to inspire people to have the confidence to do what we do, maybe not on the same scale, but at some level.”
| FROM THE EDITOR | |
| ON THE MOVE Tomatoes thrive in hydroponic grow bus. |
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| EAT YOUR ART OUT Artown events combine food and art. |
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| COLD COMFORT Sub-zero ice cream will make you melt. |
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| FARM TO PLATE Tractors & Truffles showcases celebrity chefs and artists. |
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| FUELING ATHLETES Tunnel Creek Station services adventurers. |
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| EDIBLE EVENTS Seasonal food-related happenings. |
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| PASTURE TO PLATE A hare-raising experience. |
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| MEET THE FARMER Jacobs Family’s berry charm. |
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| EDIBLE ENDEAVORS Garlic puts Nevada on the map. |
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| COVER Local gardeners dig grow time. |
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| CHEF’S TABLE Longboards’ sights and culinary delights. |
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| DRINKABLE RENO_TAHOE Area bartenders shake it up. |
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| EDIBLE FESTIVALS Music, camping, good food at High Sierra. |
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| EDIBLE GARDEN Don’t squash those beneficial bugs. |
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| EDIBLE TRADITIONS Rabbit hunting of years past. |
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| WHATS IN SEASON Ripe and ready bounty. |
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| FARMERS MARKETS Farm-fresh selections. |
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| EAT (DRINK) LOCAL GUIDE Delicious and healthy dining choices. |
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