Recipe: Classic Cornbread
This recipe was served at our January Community Kitchen Dinner at Rainier Beach Urban Farm & Wetlands. The menu consisted of traditional Southern New Year’s food — “peas for pennies, […]
Category Archives: Tilth Alliance
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Recipe: Cabbage Slaw
This recipe was served at our January Community Kitchen Dinner at Rainier Beach Urban Farm & Wetlands. The menu consisted of traditional Southern New Year’s food — “peas for pennies, […]
Recipe: Vegetarian Hoppin’ John (Black Eyed Peas)
This recipe was served at our January Community Kitchen Dinner at Rainier Beach Urban Farm & Wetlands. The menu consisted of traditional Southern New Year’s food — “peas for pennies, […]
Meet Our Board of Directors for 2019
Following our elections at the close of last year, we are pleased to announce our Board of Directors for 2019! Board members serve on behalf of all stakeholders to ensure that […]
Announcing Our New Executive Director
Seattle, WA — Tilth Alliance announced today that Melissa Spear will be the organization’s new Executive Director. Spear currently serves as Executive Director at Common Ground, a center for environmental […]
This Seattle Urban Farmer Wants Less Grass, More Vegetables
Deb Schwartzkopf knows a good yard when she sees one. Moving in to her White Center home five years ago, she saw the potential for plants and livestock almost immediately […]
Call Me Lady Gaga: A Letter From Our Interim Executive Director
Dear friends, I had an epiphany in the shower: visionaries fall in love with dreams. In my mind’s eye I was revisiting Rainier Beach Urban Farm and Wetlands’ (RBUFW) cover-cropped […]
New Legislation to Keep Chemicals out of Compost
Who doesn’t love compost? It keeps food and unnecessary waste from entering landfills, and it nourishes our farms and gardens with a highly concentrated source of nutrients. Compost is central […]
A Legacy of Action: Chronicle of the Local Food Movement
Food Tank, an international food think tank, hosts its inaugural Seattle Summit with the theme “Growing Food Policy,” at Seattle University on Sat., March 17. The event will include dozens […]
5 Crops to Get Started Saving Seeds
By Veralea Swayne, Educator & Garden Coordinator Do you grow lettuce every spring and then get bummed when the plants start to bolt and the leaves get bitter? Good news! […]
