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Wednesday, April 11, 2018
Corby Kummer and Mark Ryle
The Food Experience
The Food Experience
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Wednesday, March 21, 2018
Marion Nestle
Food System Politics
Food System Politics
Big Food, Food Systems, and Global Health
Corporate Funding of Food and Nutrition Research: Science or Marketing?
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Outdoor Kitchen
The outdoor kitchen is used nearly every class. It provides a surface to process the harvest, make bouquets, set up microscopes, or cook!
Edible Schoolyard Berkeley - Outdoor Kitchen
No Kitchen? No Problem! Toolkit:
This flexible toolkit contains everything you need to prepare food in the garden.
Outdoor Kitchen Design Plans
Garden Tasting Recipe:
Lettuce Leaf Tacos
Garden Tasting Recipe
: Kale Pesto & Lemonade
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about The outdoor kitchen is used nearly every class. It provides a surface to process the harvest, make bouquets, set up microscopes, or cook!
Tool Shed
The tool shed's organization and systems allow students to independently and confidently work with real tools.
The Edible Schoolyard Berkeley – Tool Shed
Tool Shed Contents:
A list of tools we recommend for school gardens.
Tool Shed Orientation:
Students are introduced to tool safety in their classrooms before they come out to the garden. They receive a tool shed orientation during their first class.
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about The tool shed's organization and systems allow students to independently and confidently work with real tools.
Compost Row
This compost system provides a sensory learning environment and a vital part of creating our garden fertility.
Compost Row at the Edible Schoolyard Berkeley
Compost Lab
:
Our row of compost piles offers easy access for students to collect data and conduct labs.
CHNOPS
:
Carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen, oxygen, phosphorus, and sulfur
Garden Work Rotation:
Students also build, sift, and turn compost piles on a regular basis.
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Wednesday, March 14, 2018
Lia Fernald and Wendi Gosliner
Food and Global Health
Food and Global Health
How Big Business Got Brazil Hooked on Junk Food
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Wednesday, February 28, 2018
Judith Redmond and Craig McNamara
Food and Farmers
Food and Farmers
California Agriculture Climate Action Network (CalCAN)
Farmer Stories
Description of California’s Climate/Agriculture Programs
Farm and Energy News
Drawdown
Declaration of the Health of People, Health
of
Planet and our Responsibility
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Wednesday, February 21, 2018
Dr. David Katz
Food and Personal Health
Food and Personal Health
Can We Say What Diet is Best for Health? (Annual Review of Public Health)
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Wednesday, February 14, 2018
Naomi Starkman, Shakirah Simley, Justin Phillips, and Bonnie Tsui
Food and Media: Who to Trust?
Food and Media: Who to Trust?
"Could a Meat Tax Be on the Horizon?" by Georgina Gustin
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Wednesday, February 7, 2018
Dan Barber
Regenerative Cooking: Food, Soil, and Seeds
Regenerative Cooking- Food%2C Soil%2C and Seeds
What Farm to Table Got Wrong
Excerpt from The Third Plate Chapter 27 by Dan Barber
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