DC’s Field to Fork Network refers to the dozens of organizations working in Washington, DC to foster regional change in how we approach our food. The Network works to strengthen links between community gardening, food distribution, nutritional education and seasonal cooking.

Use this site to gather resources for gardeners, find volunteer opportunities, workshop offerings, learn about bringing a wider diversity of specialty crops to your community, get recipes for local produce, or just stay up to date on DC's field to fork news!

by Chris Turse Starting Seeds Indoors by Chris Turse Rooting Dc Please feel free to download my slides from the Rooting DC Forum. Learn more here about organic ...

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By Kellie Pettyjohn Let’s say you’ve got a 4x4 board, a big bucket and a bunch of cabbage on your hands.  Whatta ya do?  Make sauerkraut!  ...

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by Katie Aldworth Hey Urban Gardening Enthusiasts! Do you remember your first garden? Beet Street is going to bring first gardens ...

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(Thanks to Lynda Laughlin for spreading seeds and the word!) It is hard to think about spring with snow still melting, but please consider purchasing some ...

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Along with a team of three other volunteers, I stood in the packed central hall of the Historical Society of Washington wearing a fluorescent yellow ...

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Part 3 of the WYG’s Garden Science series. (Science. It's Back [part 1]; Life Cycle of a Child [part 2]) Center City third grade. First ...

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Robert Egger at Rooting DC 2010 from Barrett Jones on Vimeo. By Robert Thomason With the blizzard snow beginning to melt outside, Robert Egger leaned against a ...

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Urban Beekeeping!

February 24, 2010
By Toni (DC resident, beekeeper, and author of City Bees Blogspot) Last year, when the Obamas accepted the offer of a beehive for the White House ...

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