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The Country’s First Native American Woman-Owned Brewery in the U.S. Doesn’t Want to Be Its Last

EATER

They set out to simply make great beer, but in starting Bow & Arrow, they founded the first Native American woman-owned brewery in the U.S. and faced down stereotypes about who helms breweries. I think the contributions that Native people have had to agriculture have been erased or dismissed. They were vehicles for activism.

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Oktoberfest’s Beer-Soaked History, Explained

EATER

Soon after, Munich city officials took up the mantle of planning and running the festival each year, and it grew to include beer and food stands, agricultural competitions, and live cooking. In subsequent years, Oktoberfest expanded to include carousels and swings, which first appeared in 1818, adding a carnival element to the celebration.

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Coffee News Recap, 1 Apr: Research finds coffee may increase life expectancy, ICO supports producer living wage programme & other stories

Perfect Daily Grind

The partnership – led by the Synergistic Hawaii Agriculture Council – is receiving funding from the Foundation for Food & Agriculture Research’s (FFAR) Rapid Outcomes from Agricultural Research programme. London Coffee Festival takes place at the Truman Brewery. Sucafina invests in climate-smart agriculture start-up.

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An Eater’s Guide to T?hoku, Japan’s Capital of Sake, Wagyu, and Sea Pineapples

EATER

In the eyes of the Japanese, Tōhoku has become a symbol of rebirth and resilience, a destination that honors its traditional agriculture while bringing its food culture into the future. The region’s cool climate and craggy coastlines have made it a historic center for fishing and agriculture, rice in particular. What is Tōhoku cuisine?

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The Essentials of Moving Your Restaurant to a New Location

The Rail

For instance, when developing a marketing strategy for a restaurant in Colorado, emphasize the use of locally sourced ingredients from the state's diverse agricultural landscape, such as Palisade peaches or Rocky Mountain trout.

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4 Partnerships That Will Do Wonders for Your Restaurant

Cheetah

As a restaurant owner, promoting local farmers and suppliers and having them promote your restaurant in return by increasing your visibility on their website and media, is a win-win. One way to pursue these partnerships is by attending farmers markets, or connecting with your local community-supported agriculture (CSA).

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3 Tricks to Boost Your Restaurant’s Online Presence

Cheetah

As a restaurant owner, promoting local farmers and suppliers and having them promote your restaurant in return by increasing your visibility on their website and media, is a win-win. One way to pursue these partnerships is by attending farmers markets, or connecting with your local community-supported agriculture (CSA).

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