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5 Simple New Year Resolutions for a Healthier Diet
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01.09.2012

5 Simple New Year Resolutions for a Healthier Diet

By Julie Murphree, Arizona Farm Bureau You’ve resolved to exercise more in the New Year.  What have you planned to do about the way you…

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Let’s Talk Tomatoes
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01.06.2012

Let’s Talk Tomatoes

What is your favorite way to eat a tomato? (Photo credit: Wikipedia) Tomatoes may be the most complex vegetable in our refrigerator.  For starters, they…

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Farmer’s Markets in Phoenix Area, Open in Winter
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12.22.2011

Farmer’s Markets in Phoenix Area, Open in Winter

One of the best things about living in Arizona is the almost year-round availability of freshly grown produce and other farm products.  Unlike much of the…

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Interesting Facts About Fruitcake
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12.09.2011

Interesting Facts About Fruitcake

  These days, fruitcake is often mentioned at the holidays but generally only in a disparaging tone.  The heavy, alcohol soaked, fruit and nut filled…

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Tamales: How Do You Like Yours?
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12.07.2011

Tamales: How Do You Like Yours?

  How do you like your tamales? (Photo credit: Wikipedia) Popular in much of the Southwest, tamales have a special place in the holiday celebrations…

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Food City’s Tamale Festival Features the Best Tamale Makers!
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12.05.2011

Food City’s Tamale Festival Features the Best Tamale Makers!

  On Saturday, Dec. 10 and Sunday, Dec. 11, Arizona’s finest tamale makers will celebrate traditional Mexican culture during Food City’s 11th annual Tamale Festival…

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Fall into Autumn with Specialty Soup and Stew Recipes
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11.21.2011

Fall into Autumn with Specialty Soup and Stew Recipes

  Across the country, the leaves are falling, the temperatures are dropping and cooks everywhere are pulling out their stock pots and soup ladles.  Fall…

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9th Annual American Heritage Festival
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11.17.2011

9th Annual American Heritage Festival

  Arizona Farm Bureau’s Ag in the Classroom program is participating in the 9th Annual American Heritage Festival to be held November 18th, 19th and 20th…

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Fun Facts About Pickles
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11.15.2011

Fun Facts About Pickles

  Historical Facts Pickles have been around since ancient times, although there is some disagreement as to when exactly in history people started eating them. …

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Coals Heat Up at the Chuck Wagon & Dutch Oven Cook Offs
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11.14.2011

Coals Heat Up at the Chuck Wagon & Dutch Oven Cook Offs

 Chuck Wagon Cook Off True cowboy cuisine doesn’t require any electricity.  The Arizona National Livestock Show will hold the Ninth Annual Chuck Wagon Cook Off…

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Arizona Leafy Greens Week Celebrates Impact of Lettuce on State’s Economy
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11.09.2011

Arizona Leafy Greens Week Celebrates Impact of Lettuce on State’s Economy

Gov. Jan Brewer dedicates Nov. 13-19 in honor of state’s bountiful leafy greens harvest In recognition of the bountiful harvest generated by Arizona’s abundant lettuce industry, Governor…

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What’s For Dinner Tonight?  Something New!
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11.04.2011

What’s For Dinner Tonight? Something New!

  If you are like us on the Fill Your Plate team, every week when you get ready to go grocery shopping, you think about what…

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Managing a Healthy Herd Ensures Safe Milk Supply
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11.02.2011

Managing a Healthy Herd Ensures Safe Milk Supply

    Ever wonder how dairy farms can take care of all those cows at once?  A new video from the Arizona Milk Producers takes…

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