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Hi Reader, I watched a new documentary called Farmacy of Light, and I didn’t expect it to feel quite so personal. The film takes place right here in Irvine, California where I live. It follows Erik Cutter, who created a regenerative organic farm on pavement using just a small urban lot. Years ago, I actually met Erik at a hydroponic farm he had nearby. And when the film shows the Farm + Food Lab at the Great Park, I recognized it immediately because I’ve been there. So for me, this wasn’t just a documentary about food, farming, light, and health. It was also a reminder that meaningful change can start in very ordinary places, even a parking lot. Right now, Food Revolution Network is hosting the free online premiere of Farmacy of Light, and you can stream the full film at no cost.
It’s a hopeful, thought-provoking film about fresh food, regenerative agriculture, and reconnecting with the natural world. And I think you’ll especially appreciate the way it shows how food can be about so much more than what’s on our plates. Love and Veggies, Amy P.S. If you ever find yourself in Irvine, maybe we can meet up and tour the Farm + Food Lab together. Field trip with vegetables? Clearly my kind of outing. You can save your seat for the free screening here. |
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Hi Reader, Now that zucchini is in season here in California, I've been experimenting with different ways to enjoy it. One of my favorites is a Mediterranean penne pasta. It features tender summer squash, sweet cherry tomatoes, and buttery pine nuts, along with garlic and balsamic for seasoning. And it's easy to make in 30 minutes! Get the recipe for Mediterranean Penne with Zucchini Love and Veggies, Amy
Hi Reader, You’ve probably heard of the Blue Zones, the places around the world known for longevity and healthy aging. This free online summit takes that idea a little further, looking at everyday foods, habits, and rituals from different cultures, along with what modern research says about them. It’s called The World’s Best Longevity Summit, and it’s hosted by Brian Vaszily with interviews from doctors, researchers, and health experts. If you enjoy practical ideas for feeling your best as...