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Sustainable FOOD Colloquium The Sustainable FOOD Colloquium FB page is a space for you to post information about your events and This is NOT a business.

It is JUST a place to SHARE information about food issues!

01/29/2026

These are NOT legitimate Sustainable FOOD Colloquium posts!😢

01/06/2026

Well it looks like the Sustainable FOOD Colloquium FB page has been hacked!

01/06/2026

BUY LOCAL! - BUY SEEDS FROM OUR SMALL FARM!
We have locally-grown vegetable seeds for sale!! Order today.
We are the BZ Permaculture Farm Collective. Our farm is 8 miles northeast of Northport, WA. We have an extensive collection of short-season/cool-weather-aclimated vegetable seeds. We grow all the seeds ourselves using permaculture principles, regenerative agriculture and no toxic chemicals.
Our seed offerings for the 2026 season are available NOW at our online store:
https://bz-permaculture-farm-collective.square.site/
We carefully perform germination tests on all the seeds we intend to offer this year and we add them to the online store as we collect the test results. We get a lot of positive feedback from our customers. We hope you choose us for some of your seed purchases this year and that you have a bountiful growing season. We're here to help if we can.
Your purchase helps establish the Land Trust we are creating to steward our 20 acres permaculturally in 'permatuity.'

12/25/2025

🌎✨ A Rare Win for Nature

According to the 2025 winter monitoring report from Michoacán, Mexico, monarch butterflies have delivered one of the most encouraging signs seen in years. The area of forest occupied by overwintering colonies has nearly doubled compared with the previous season.

After decades of decline, researchers are cautiously optimistic. This increase suggests that recent conservation efforts are making a real difference. Habitat restoration, reduced pesticide use, and coordinated work across Mexico, the United States, and Canada are helping protect the monarch’s iconic migration route.

Field teams report denser overwintering clusters, improved breeding conditions, and more milkweed and nectar plants along the butterflies’ long journey north.

The rebound does not mean monarchs are fully recovered. Populations remain well below historic levels, and year-to-year numbers can still fluctuate. But the trend offers something that has been in short supply for a long time.

A reminder that matters.
When countries work together, nature responds.
And sometimes, it shows us what recovery can begin to look like.











12/24/2025

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