Friday Food Facts

Friday Food Facts

09.25.2015

Women in Arizona Agriculture are Wonder Women!

Did you know, Arizona has the largest populations of female farmers listed as the primary operator of the farm or ranch. Women in agriculture are also one of the fastest growing demographics, mainly representing small, local farms.

Janna Anderson is one of Arizona Agriculture’s female farmers growing ancient grains and other crops for the specialty markets. Her Farm? Pinnacle Farms.

Article: Women in Arizona Agriculture Tell a Unique Story

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09.18.2015

Eggs Contain Every Essential Vitamin, Almost!

Guess why you always see an egg entree with a fruit or juice? Eggs are one of the unique food options that contain every essential vitamin, except for C. Adding lemon juice to eggs solves that issue, and is a natural sodium replacement. Plus, add juice or fruit to your breakfast meal and you’ll be sure to get your vitamin C.

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09.11.2015

Arizona Apples Start Your Day Off Right!

Apples are more efficient than caffeine in keeping people awake in the morning. Arizona apples are considered some of the most crisp and sweetest because of our sunny days. Don’t forget to add Hickman eggs to that AM meal.

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09.04.2015

Fruits and Vegetables and Labels

Labels got you confused? Regarding our basic, unprocessed foods, aside from papaya and summer squash, no fruits or vegetables are biotech or GMOs.

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08.28.2015

In Arizona, We Have a Spring and Fall Season for Cantaloupe

Cantaloupe is one of America’s most popular melons. In Arizona, we rank second in the production of these melons. Grown in the spring and fall, they’re a good source of a variety of vitamins and minerals.

 

 

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