Vegetable Rights

In the Post Organic Movement World that we inhabit everything has rights. 

Silk moths are a famous example! As Wwariorr10 says on www.HavenandHearth.com; "Why can two gay silk moths not adopt many, many child silkworms? You people sicken my with your anti-gay policies! Are you as angered as me against the discrimination of homosexual silkmoths?" 

Yes, yes we are Wwariorr10! However, while the fight for gay silk moth rights, these weird beetles , and proper sheep shearing methods have captured the world's heart, some things in our society have nobody advocating for them! 

Beetles -haha I'm Ben look how clever I am.

A perfect example is seen below, in this SHOCKING PHOTO!

This is not a vegetable costume

 Even this thing, the Megazord of vegetables, seems to have succumbed to the plights of crumbling neighborhood infrastructure, a lack of a green spaces in its community, and staggering unemployment! If there are vegetables in your neighborhood that are in need of some FOOD JUSTICE plz read our blog! Then do whatever that blog entry tells you to do. 

Ok lesson learned.

Farmer's Market Rocovery Program

Great News!

The lovely people at Food Forward just anounced the luanch of a Farmer's Market Recovery Program! This is awesome news for FOOD JUSTICE lovers, recent grads, and hungry people. Why? Food Justice lovers should be excited because not only do programs like this reduce food waste and increase healthy food access but such inventive programs also are serving as models for futre expansion beyond the Santa Monica, Studio City, and Atwater Village markets. Recent graduates will love it because they are hiring a part time coordinator to do this great work, look for details in their blog post. Hungry people should love it because of the high quaility and local food that will be coming their way; all recovered food will be distributed within a seven mile radius of the market.

Not involved in Food Forward? Register your backyard tree to be picked or sign up as a volunteer at their website http://foodforward.org/