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Your Thoughts

Laundy Room to Kitchen Table

I learned something today as I was reading about washing wool garments. I always thought it was the water temperature that shrunk the clothes. Thanks for teaching me otherwise. I cut it out and taped it on the inside cupboard in my laundry room.
J. Ingraham – Grande Prairie

I liked the PaSu Farm article & websites. The magazine is beside the kitchen table, so when a family member sits down for a snack they pick it up.My teenagers are getting lots of good health ideas which they’re passing along to their friends.
J. Richardson – St. Albert

Publisher’s Note:Got ideas for features teenagers might enjoy? Please share them with us by sending an email to info@growingalberta.com

A Little Romance Goes A Long Way

I will pass on the “Pack a Fireside Picnic” article to my fella as an idea for a romantic evening instead of going to a restaurant.Wouldn’t that be fun! Also, your article on “Get the Skinny on Fat” was excellent – so much in a tidy package. It has inspired me to look at my weight gain and do something about it.
D. Wheatcroft – Calgary

Just For Kids Is Just Fine

The children’s section caught my eye. I am a new mom of a toddler and it is important to me to learn how to give her food that is not only nutritious, but different and fun to keep her interested in healthier choices.
T. Clark – Edmonton

I like the kids’ section.My kids are enjoying learning about agriculture and doing games. We even tried the egg trick!
J. Jordan – Calgary

Publisher’s Note: Be sure to check out Just for kids on-line at growingalberta.com – You’ll find more links and activities for inquisitive little minds.

Hit the Road

I love the recipes and local agriculture and food related tourist stops.
D. Oshvalda – Red Deer

I am a lover of road trips and plan on travelling the province over the spring and summer, I already have received tons of information from Alberta Tourism but planning these adventures to check out destinations such as the PaSu Farm would be delightful! Thanks.
K. Marchessault – Edmonton

Publisher’s Note:
We received tremendous response from readers wanting to know about more places in Alberta like PaSu Farms. Check this issue and on-line at growingalberta.com for more agri-tourism top picks.

With the trees just budding it’s hard to think of fall leaves and harvest – but we are. We’re busy filling our fall issue with a cornucopia of stories, recipes and tips to make your autumn full of reasons to be thankful. Here’s a sampling…

What's Coming?

Give Thanks

Alberta’s bounty finds its way into kitchens all over the world. Meet Albertans who are taking agriculture and food technology into developing countries and helping people grow a future.

Carve That Bird

Nothing says Thanksgiving like a sumptuous roast turkey. We’ve got the fixings for a harvest meal that will have your guests saying “thank you” for months. We’ll also show you how to really carve that bird and how to use leftovers creatively.

Down with Diabetes

It’s a devastating disease that challenges many Albertans – young and old. Learn some of the ways diet can help manage and prevent symptoms and get the latest on innovative research underway in Alberta.

Build a Fall Centerpiece

Bring the brilliant colours of fall into your home with a simple but stunning centerpiece you can make in minutes.

 

 

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