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Areas of Focus [Edit]
Plant Ecology | Environmental Health | Environmental Justice | Fair Trade | Food Supply | Culture and Sustainability | Sustainable Livestock Husbandry | Global Beef Industry | Globalization Impacts | Global Food Supply and Sustainability | Malnutrition, Diet, Disease, and Education | Local Food Systems | Human Population Growth and Impacts | Coastal Ecology | Food Literacy | Organic Farming | Sustainable Agriculture | Public Health | Hunger and Food Security | Agricultural Policy | Social Justice Education | Ecological Economics
About [Edit]
Another food blog?
There is so much information available at the click of a mouse. Among that information, blogs, recipes, books, journals and photos about food are in abundant supply. So, why another food blog? I would like to build an online space to host rigorous, thoughtful conversations about food, politics and the culture of eating.
A little more about me:
My name is Sarah Rutherford. I live in the San Francisco Bay Area. After graduating from UC Berkeley with a BA in Rhetoric, I pursued a two pronged career–one in the restaurant industry, working largely with businesses driven to provide local, organic, and sustainable cuisine. My other focus is education–primarily with bilingual (Spanish and English) speaking students in Berkeley, Oakland, San Francisco and Richmond, California. The place where my passions coincide is at the Edible Schoolyard where I volunteer in the kitchen, guiding students through the process of cooking products harvested in their school garden.

