You’ll need: Wildflowers with soft, flexible stems (daisies, dandelions, clover, or similar flowers work well) Scissors (or, you can tear stems by hand to thin them) Steps Gather your flowers: Pick an assortment of flowers with soft, bendy stems. Daisies, clover, and dandelions work well. Choose the longest stems possible to make braiding easier. Start…
Woodstock Organic has issued a voluntary recall for its 10 oz. bags of shelled edamame that may be contaminated by metal in the product. The recalled bags of edamame may have been sold at both stores between Oct. 17, 2025 – April 21, 2026. If you bought this product at…
Minnesota-based Restore Naturals has been crafting non-toxic cleaning products that minimize environmental impacts since 1991.
For over two decades, Seward Co-op hosted an annual Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) Fair. While our last CSA Fair was in 2024, working with local farms and supporting a robust regional food system has been a longstanding priority at Seward Co-op. Whether in the form of fruits and veggies, eggs…
Lundberg Family Farms has issued a cautionary recall for its 2 lb pouch of Regenerative Organic Certified White Jasmine Rice due to the potential presence of foreign materials in the product. The recalled pouches of White Jasmine Rice may have been sold at both stores between Feb. 19, 2026 –…
Garlic has many fans that can’t get enough of it, and somehow four extra cloves usually end up in the pan. It’s a necessity in many of our homes, and for good reason. This beloved member of the onion family has been woven into the fabric of human life for…
Spring is the perfect time to celebrate the tiny creatures that help our gardens and food grow! Can you find these spring pollinators in your backyard or nearby park? Here are a few pollinators to spot, starting as early as March:
