Original Article posted on agfundernews.com by Louisa Burwood-Taylor Moringa is going mainstream. The super green that’s more nutritious than kale is now in more than 3% of US households as consumers are feeling benefits such as antiinflammation, sugar level regulation…
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Traditional tabouleh is made using cracked wheat. Many of my Personal Chef clients struggle with Celiac disease, and fellow vegetarians are always asking for ways to add healthy plant-based protein to their diets. My suggestion? Quinoa. Add in a scoop…
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August is here, which means that the school year is right around the corner. For many families, back to school shopping is a yearly tradition. Having all the right supplies is important, but it is equally important to be a…
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Klementine has four children which makes for a very busy life. She lives close to several other families in a small village in Togo. They are a tight knit community, and while they all have their own houses, they share…
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Three times a day (or more if you’re a snacker like me!) we are given the choice of what food we want to put in our bodies. These choices that we too often neglect putting much thought into, say magnitudes…
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Exhausted, sweaty and ready to call it a day, Rick and Jeri were eager to retreat to their humble hotel room in rural Nicaragua when someone stopped them in their tracks. Rick and Jeri are the founders of Strong Harvest,…
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Permaculture follows the design solutions of nature Permaculture is the first system of conscious functional design in the world. It proposes a paradigm shift in the whole way we relate to nature and so human settlements; the design of the…
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Sick and tired of kale? Bored to tears with spinach?Ready to throw a head of romaine lettuce into traffic just to watch it disappear?Well, get ready to learn about an amazing superfood that’s perfect for the keto diet. #KetoProblems You’re…
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Honorine is latin for honor, the perfect name for our Togolese Moringa Miracle Maker It takes a certain kind of person to work as a nurse anywhere in the world, particularly in West Africa where malnutrition and malaria cases plague…
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Moringa is known as the “miracle tree” across Latin America, South-East Asia and Sub-Saharan Africa because of its nutrient-density and medicinal properties. It is also a tree of economic opportunity from the seed that brings life, to the hands that…
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