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In 1984, we started Chelsea Green with the conviction that growing your own food is inherently political. Today, we're the leading publisher of books on the politics and practice of sustainable living. We lead the industry both in terms of content — with foundational books on organic farming, integrative health, organic gardening, sustainable food and drink, sustainable business, green & renewable energy, and ecology & the environment — and in terms of environmental practice, by printing on recycled paper.
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Zero Waste for Every Kitchen: Sustainability at the Source
Prioritize sustainable cooking through zero waste methods: From the ingredients we choose to how we dispose of what’s left behind, every step in the kitchen offers an opportunity to reduce our impact.
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Garlic Mustard: A Gold Mine of Food and Medicine
Garlic mustard can be consumed in its entirety and has great nutritional value. Plus, the flavor is perfect for recipes that call for mustard!
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Bring on the Birds: Attracting Birds to Your Garden
Birds: they’re beautiful, they sing sweet songs, AND they can help our gardens thrive. Keep reading to learn more about the benefits of birds in gardens.
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Growing Medicinal Herbs: An Agricultural Revolution
Growing & using your own medicinal herbs keeps you healthy AND helps improve our environment. So what’re you waiting for? Check out these quick tips and get ready to start an agricultural revolution with medicinal herbs!
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The Importance of Soil Health: 5 Key Principles for Healthy Soil
Want a thriving farm or garden? Here’s the secret: healthy soil! Learn how to boost your soil and plant health with these simple principles. Supercharge your soil and plants and discover the secrets of healthy soil!
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Badlands without Beavers: How Teddy Roosevelt became a conservationist
Explore the vital role beavers play in our ecosystems and how they inspired Teddy Roosevelt’s conservation efforts after a disappointing hunting trip in beaverless badlands. Read the full story and you too will become a “Beaver Believer.”
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The #1 Health Rule: Eat Real Food
The best health rule? Ditch the barcode! The most important step you can take toward a long and healthy life is to eat wholesome, nutritious, real food. The gift of lifelong good health is a marathon, not a sprint. Fuel your health with nature’s medicine!
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Planting, Transplanting, and Pruning Trees
Interested in growing trees? Check out these tips for successfully planting, transplanting, and pruning to create a thriving edible landscape!
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Drill, Plug, Wax, Wait: 6 Simple Steps to Growing Mushrooms Outdoors
Mushrooms are a game-changer. And growing mushrooms outdoors just got easier! We have a mushroom growing method that’s so simple, you have no excuse not to try it out. All you need is a log or tree stump, some mushroom starter, and a couple of basic tools.
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