If you had a fresh-cut Christmas Tree, don't throw it to the curb. Instead, take it to one of the local drop-off points for recycling into garden mulch. Here's a list of drop-off locations for Mobile and Baldwin counties from WKRG. In Mobile you can drop off through January 10. Natural trees only (no flocked or artificial ones), with all lights and ornaments removed. Free mulch will be given out at the Greater Gulf States Fairgrounds on January 16.
December 2009 Archives
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External Links
Food
- 100 Mile Diet
- ChewsWise by Samuel Fromartz
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- Edible Nation
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- Food Politics by Marion Nestle
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- PBS’ NOW on Growing Local, Eating Local
- Pick Your Own (Mobile Area)
- Politics of the Plate by Barry Estabrook
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- U.S. Food Policy Blog
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- Alabama Cooperative Extension System
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- Leopold Center for Sustainable Agriculture
- Mobile Botanical Gardens
- National Sustainable Agriculture Information Service
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