<body><div><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=2vZdUF_0veHr6Rv00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=2vZdUF_0veHr6Rv00" width="1200" height="800" ><p>OUR FOOD nourishes us, from the soil beneath our feet to the table where we gather with family and friends. The hot sun beams from the sky into the field of sprouting seeds. Farmers rise early, tending to their crops with the same care and dedication that their families have shown for generations. The connection between the land and our plates is a story of hard work, love, and survival — a story growing more vital as we seek healthier, more intentional ways to nourish our bodies. </p><p>The beauty of farm-to-table lies in its simplicity. Cooks transform fresh, seasonal ingredients into meals that are delicious and rich in nutrients, just like nature intended. Each dish tells a story of the farmer who harvested the tomatoes, the hands that crafted the cheese, and the cook who brought it all together like magic. When we eat farm-to-table, we’re not just enjoying a meal; we’re participating in a movement that values relationships over transactions. </p><p>When we focus on farm-to-table, it also reconnects us with the seasons, reminding us that food is more than a commodity — it’s a gift from the earth that should be savored. There’s a certain joy in eating what’s in season, knowing that the flavors are at their peak and that you’re supporting local farms that are the backbone of our communities. The people in this issue bring us closer to nature, yes … but also closer to each other. This issue of Good News is a return to our roots — a celebration of the land, and a recognition of the hands that toil to bring us the freshest, most nourishing foods. <b>GN</b> </p></div></body>

Mountain View, CA

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Letter From the Editor

OUR FOOD nourishes us, from the soil beneath our feet to the table where we gather with family and friends. The hot sun beams from the sky into the field of sprouting seeds. Farmers rise early, tending to their crops with the same care and dedication that their families have shown for generations. The connection between the land and our plates is a story of hard work, love, and survival — a story growing more vital as we seek healthier, more intentional ways to nourish our bodies.