Flowers at the Market

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Eleanor Radlinski and her parents Alice and Mark Radlinski enjoy the market

Good times at the market

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The Week our Market Chef prepared Warm Mediterranean Potatoe Salad

Nora Bowers enjoys this weeks food prepared by Barbara Hughes.
Pesto: EVOO, Basic, mint, lemon, garlic, salt
pour over warm quarter new potatoes
add diced sweet yellow & red peppers, capers, olives, kalamata, shallot

Music at Market

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Our market was full of music thanks to Frank & Zach.

We learned about Compost at the SPROUT House

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Amelia Lippman listens as Barbara Hamilton explains how worms help to make good compost for the garden.

Cooking Demos are back!!

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Karen Fitch walks by as Barbara Hughes is preparing Coconut Ginger Chicken Letuce Wraps and cucumber soup. See recipe page

Save Money on Groceries.

See article in Mother Earth News: http://www.motherearthnews.com/real-food/save-money-on-groceries.aspx

Organic Fruits and Veggies: Store-Bought vs. Home-Preserved
Whether you can or freeze the produce that you buy in bulk, you’re almost always going to save money compared to buying in supermarkets.

Natural Grocery comes to Oxford

This is the most exciting announcement we have ever made:

On August 3, 2010, MOON Co-op signed a lease to open the
MOON Market at Tollgate Mall in Oxford. There will be plenty
of free parking adjacent to your store, which fronts a beautifully
landscaped courtyard between Capitol Dry Cleaner and Little
Caesar's Pizza. It is the former location of Mocha Joe's
Restaurant.

Please attend the Lease Signing Celebration
Time: Sunday, August 15, 3-5 P.M.
Location: At the store site, 512 S. Locust Street.

Current and propective MOON Co-op member-owners are invited.

Organic farming as told by Lucy Goodman

On the Cincy Locavore listserv I spotted this question:

Hey Everyone,

I put a post on our blog today about buying local over organic when you have to choose. I thought folks on this list might be interested, and I wonder if people agree with my current assessment.

Here is the link.

Any comments - here or on the blog - would be great!

Thanks,

Gavin DeVore Leonard

And here is my answer:

Can Pesticides on Food Lead to ADHD? submitted by Amy's Aloes & Urban Herbs (Amy Cortz)

Can Pesticides on Food Lead to ADHD?
Posted By JoWehage : Head Operations Ego On May 20, 2010 @ 5:30 am In All Articles, Featured,
Food & Nutrition, Health & Wellness | 1 Comment
Just when I thought I’d shift my focus from organic and conventional produce a new study in the
Journal Pediatrics associates exposure to pesticides and cases of ADHD (attentiondeficit/
hyperactivity disorder) in the U.S. and Canada. Once again my friends, my tried and true
blueberry may be an accomplice in horrendous acts.

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