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08/28/2026

Earth Generated Water info. A short, powerful and important video

The world loses about 386,000 square miles of healthy, productive l...

07/31/2026

The University of Arizona’s online resources can help Arizona residents:

• Identify common invasive plants using photos
• Understand why certain plants are harmful
• Explore recommended control methods
• Learn how to become an Arizona “Weed Warrior”

Even if an invasive plant isn’t growing in your yard today, it may be spreading from nearby roads, fields, forests, or neighboring properties. Early identification can help protect your landscape and the surrounding environment.

Start exploring the Yavapai County gardening resources:
https://extension.arizona.edu/local-offices/yavapai-county/yavapai-gardening

Learn More: https://tinyurl.com/azinvasiveplantsarizonaedu

07/28/2026

🎧 EPISODE 995: From "Illegal" Curb Cuts to Green Revolution 🌍

You don't wanna miss this story!

What happens when you don't wait for permission to save your environment? You spark a movement.

In this episode of The Urban Farm Podcast, host Greg Peterson sits down with permaculture legends Brad Lancaster and Andrew Millison to tell the incredible story of how "pre-legal" street-side water harvesting completely transformed Tucson, Arizona.

Why you can't miss this episode:
The Power of "Pre-Legal" Action: Learn how Brad bypassed rigid city codes to cut curbs, harvest stormwater, and prove a concept that changed city policy forever.

Transforming Deserts into Food Forests: See how a hot, barren neighborhood was turned into a shaded urban paradise fueled by 1.25 million gallons of diverted stormwater.

Infrastructure vs. Culture: Discover why long-term ecological restoration relies less on concrete and more on getting neighbors to step up as local stewards.

Finding Your "Acupuncture Point": Get inspired to identify the small, impactful interventions you can make in your own neighborhood right now.

"We shouldn't see our neighborhoods as static concrete—they are living watersheds full of opportunities for regeneration."

If you are tired of theoretical solutions and want a masterclass in grassroots ecological design, community organizing, and real policy change, this is the episode for you.

👉 Listen to the full episode here: urbanfarm.org/podcast
📚 Learn more about Brad's work: HarvestingRainwater.com

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07/28/2026

07/28/2026

Verified. Taylor Farms cheat sheet for the diarrhea lettuce:
🔘Taylor Farms
🔘 Earthbound Farms
🔘 Little Salad Bar ( Aldi)
🔘 Marketside ( Walmart)
🔘 Kroger House Brand
🔘 Target private label greens
🔘 Costco salad kits and greens etc
🔘 Trader Joe’s chopped salad kits and fresh produce
🔘 McDonald’s, Taco Bell (Yum! Brands), Chipotle, Subway, Pizza Hut, KFC, Olive Garden, Red Lobster, Burger King

07/28/2026

DIY Rain Gutter Ideas For Home And Garden Projects

05/03/2026

Yavapai College determined there were increased sodium levels in the reclaimed water from the City of Cottonwood, so it decided to drill a new well to irrigate its vineyard. There was an increase in the use of water softeners in Cottonwood homes, which makes the city’s reclaimed water salty. This is not good for the grapes that the college’s Viticulture and Enology Program studies.
https://www.verdenews.com/news/too-much-salt-time-to-drill/article_6d57dd0c-d2bf-4022-90a9-1d67439f5c4f.html

04/18/2026

🌳🍃 Calling all educators! 🍃🌳

Looking for a meaningful (and paid!) way to bring environmental learning into your classroom this summer? The Urban Forestry Education Initiative (UFED) from the Arizona Sustainability Alliance is a fantastic opportunity to grow your skills and your impact. 🌱

✨ This professional development program helps teachers integrate urban forestry, STEM, and hands-on environmental education into everyday learning.

💼 Participants receive:
💵 $200 stipend
📚 Ready-to-use, standards-aligned curriculum
⏱️ Professional development hours
🌳 Opportunity to lead a tree planting project with your students

🖥️ Program format:
• 2 virtual sessions + 1 in-person session
• Designed for both K–5 and 6–12 educators

📣 Spots are limited!
🗓️ Application deadline: May 8 at 5 PM