We've notice there have been several other sites and organization who have 'jumped on the wagon' supporting sustainable living. Hats off to the following (in no specific order):

University of North Dakota  https://www.ag.ndsu.edu/fieldtofork on topics on how to 'Safely Growing, Processing and Selling Specialty Crops in North Dakota' and cool other stuff---check it out

Facebook 'Food, Field to Fork'  https://www.facebook.com/Food-Field-to-Fork-151860194939092/ that features the dandy 26 family recipes in our book --- cook 'em up.

Field to Fork - Why Local Food Matters https://youtu.be/xS1SKiypHME It's a cool video for ALL AGES on YouTube. The site indicates: 'these four animations were made by Worth Valley Yfc with the help of ITV fixers as part of our Field to Fork project. The project aims to educate primary-school-aged children in why local food matters supported by South Pennines Leader and Keighley Area Committee.'

Field to Fork Festival [that we missed last month in England -- but there is always next year] https://www.fieldtoforkfestival.com/location We'd love to bring our book and check out how the British do sustainable.

The Pesticide Action Network -- North Amercia  http://www.panna.org/food-farming-derailed/food-field-fork focusing on the virtues of pesticide free gardening and farming....along with instruction on the drawbacks of using pesticides

We've planted loads of potatoes and onions this gardening season. How about you, what's in your dirt?