Spring Into Bed: Seattle’s Food Revolution Celebration

Spring into Bed is a grass-roots, city wide, garden building event and fundraiser – building, strengthening and celebrating our flourishing community food systems. Spring into Bed is a “Fun-Run” about supporting at minimum 10 gardeners with low incomes build gardens.   However, rather than raising money for cancer research, we are working to prevent cancer–caused by…

Washington State Department of Corrections seeks local farm vendors for Monroe and Aberdeen facilities

Washington State Department of Corrections has embraced the challenge to improve sustainability in its facilities. Several prisons already have inmate garden programs. To build on this effort, they are launching a local produce purchasing pilot program at Stafford Creek Corrections Center in Aberdeen and Monroe Correctional Facility in Monroe for the 2010 and 2011 growing…

An Introduction to the Tools We Offer to Promote Your Food Business

Who: Puget Sound Food Network (PSFN)What: An Introduction to the Tools We Offer to Promote Your Food BusinessWhen: Wednesday, March 24, 2010, 3-5 p.m.Where: Northwest Agriculture Business Center 419 S. 1st Street, Suite 200Mt. Vernon, Washington 98273 PSFN are presenting a online users workshop and networking meeting. This is a great opportunity to learn how…

New Profiles on PSFN

PSFN welcomes brand new profile spaces. These enhanced profiles, provide better and more precise presentation of your company and its products. Upcoming is a more dynamic “Product Showcase” space which will display detailed information about all of your product offerings and requests. That update along with a update to Your Account management space is expected…

New report recommends ways to strengthen farmers markets and bolster rural areas

King County’s flourishing farmers markets offer a great selection of tasty and nutritious food while providing a boost to local farmers. A new report includes several recommendations to help ensure the stability of farmers markets well into the future. “The growing popularity of farmers markets across King County is a very positive development, but we…