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HAMILTON FRUIT TREE PROJECT: September 2012

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HAMILTON FRUIT TREE PROJECT. We harvest fruit from local, urban trees which is then divided between homeowners, volunteers and food banks. This fresh, organic fruit is diverted from becoming food waste. In these economic times, let's count all the tasty, fresh peaches, pears, apples, grapes and more that thrive in the Hamilton area among our food resources! We spent the weekend harvesting at a site in Greensville - it was a gorgeous day and there were so many trees with some lovely fruit.

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HAMILTON FRUIT TREE PROJECT: June 2012

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HAMILTON FRUIT TREE PROJECT. We harvest fruit from local, urban trees which is then divided between homeowners, volunteers and food banks. This fresh, organic fruit is diverted from becoming food waste. In these economic times, let's count all the tasty, fresh peaches, pears, apples, grapes and more that thrive in the Hamilton area among our food resources! We are back for 2012! On Monday June 18th, North Hamilton Community Health Centre's Grub Club. We headed to Murphy's Country Produce. Hamilton Eat Lo...

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HAMILTON FRUIT TREE PROJECT: July 2013

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HAMILTON FRUIT TREE PROJECT. We harvest fruit from local, urban trees which is then divided between homeowners, volunteers and food banks. This fresh, organic fruit is diverted from becoming food waste. In these economic times, let's count all the tasty, fresh peaches, pears, apples, grapes and more that thrive in the Hamilton area among our food resources! We are Back: Our First Pick of the 2013 Season! Posted by Lucas Chabot. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). We are on the look-out! Hamilton Eat Local blog!

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HAMILTON FRUIT TREE PROJECT: September 2011

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HAMILTON FRUIT TREE PROJECT. We harvest fruit from local, urban trees which is then divided between homeowners, volunteers and food banks. This fresh, organic fruit is diverted from becoming food waste. In these economic times, let's count all the tasty, fresh peaches, pears, apples, grapes and more that thrive in the Hamilton area among our food resources! What a "Grape" weekend! Over the weekend, we had back to back grape picks. We are officially in our busy season! We harvested over 1,000 lbs of apple...

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HAMILTON FRUIT TREE PROJECT: We are Back: Our First Pick of the 2013 Season!

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HAMILTON FRUIT TREE PROJECT. We harvest fruit from local, urban trees which is then divided between homeowners, volunteers and food banks. This fresh, organic fruit is diverted from becoming food waste. In these economic times, let's count all the tasty, fresh peaches, pears, apples, grapes and more that thrive in the Hamilton area among our food resources! We are Back: Our First Pick of the 2013 Season! Posted by Lucas Chabot. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). We are on the look-out!

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HAMILTON FRUIT TREE PROJECT: August 2012

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HAMILTON FRUIT TREE PROJECT. We harvest fruit from local, urban trees which is then divided between homeowners, volunteers and food banks. This fresh, organic fruit is diverted from becoming food waste. In these economic times, let's count all the tasty, fresh peaches, pears, apples, grapes and more that thrive in the Hamilton area among our food resources! Meet Breanne, our newest intern! Breanne has worked with us on other projects and we are pleased that she can help us out. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).

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Environment Hamilton - Memberships and Donations

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Bicycle Air Monitoring (BAM! FAIR FEES for STORMWATER. Hamilton Farm Map 2015/16. Home Energy Retrofit Opportunity. Stack Watch and Dust Busters. Clear The Air Hamilton. EH Youth Taking Root. HELP US HELP YOU! BECOME AN ENVIRONMENT HAMILTON SUPPORTER TODAY! Environment Hamilton has inspired Hamiltonians to protect and enhance our environment through leadership, education and advocacy. As a not-for-profit organization, this is only possible with the continued support of donors, and project funders. Making...

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table talk | eating and cooking with locally grown food | Page 2

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Eating and cooking with locally grown food. Grandma Ruth’s Peach Pepper Relish. September 3, 2011. Posted by Grace and Katharine. This was the first big batch we’ve canned, everything else has been fairly small, only 6 jars or so. But we made 18 250 ml jars of this relish! Grandma Ruth’s Peach Pepper Jelly. 12 red bell peppers, finely chopped (we used a food processor). 12 large peaches (skinned, pitted and sliced). 2 lemons sliced, remove seeds. 1 cup of white wine vinegar. 6 cups of sugar. Peaches (abo...

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Environment Hamilton - The Hamilton Good Food Box Network

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Bicycle Air Monitoring (BAM! FAIR FEES for STORMWATER. Hamilton Farm Map 2015/16. Home Energy Retrofit Opportunity. Stack Watch and Dust Busters. Clear The Air Hamilton. EH Youth Taking Root. The Good Food Box is a non-profit program that makes healthy fresh produce affordable and accessible to everyone. We offer two options:. Three easy steps to getting your good food box:. An Environment Hamilton COMMUNITY PICK UP SITE. Environment Hamilton sites are colour coded in blue). What's in a box? Support for ...