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HeartBeet Farms Plant-Based Soups - Kale Lentil, Cabbage and Sweet Potato

Are Our Soups Vegan or Plant-Based?

February 11, 2020 Jennifer Ross

What is Veganism? The definition of Veganism is over 40 years old. According to the Vegan Society, “Veganism is a…

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Posted in: Soups Filed under: plant based, plant based diets, plant based meals, plant based nutrition, plant based soups, vegan, vegan soups, whole foods, whole foods plant based

Is a Plant-Based Diet Always Nutritious?

April 9, 2018 Jennifer Ross

You decided to explore a plant-based diet, go vegan, or simply incorporate more healthy vegetables into your meals. This is…

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Posted in: Sustainable Farming Filed under: healthy vegetables, nutrients from vegetables, organic farming, organic vegetables, plant based, plant based diets, plant based meals, plant based nutrition, vegan, vegetarian

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I serve on the Board of the Farmingville Historica

I serve on the Board of the Farmingville Historical Society and help to oversee an 1850 one-room schoolhouse, the 1823 historic Terry Farm House, and Farmingville Hills County Park with 102 acres of hiking trails! We have worked on so many creative projects that are all focused on the preservation and education of local Long Island history, much of which involves farming! Last year, with the help of Frameless Technologies, we transformed our One-Room Schoolhouse field trip into a virtual field trip. This Virtual One-Room Schoolhouse allows a student or adult to immerse into an 1850 setting and learn about all the aspects of student life at that time.

With these educational tools, our historical society now has the ability to continue educating students about local history regardless of what is going on in the world. This virtual program also allows us to educate throughout the US which is exactly what happened last school year! Knowing that students were being impacted by our program is rewarding enough…but we found out this summer that we were also awarded for ‘Defying the Limits’…

Frameless Technologies submitted the program for a Telly Award. The Telly Awards, an international award competition, honors excellence in video and television across all screens. The 42nd Annual Telly Awards were dedicated to the way Stories Defy The Limits; a reminder that video and television on all platforms can be used to share, educate, and inform important global and societal issues. In May 2021, the Bald Hill Virtual One-Room Schoolhouse was honored with a Telly Award in the category of "Immersive and Mixed Reality - Museums and Galleries,” further conveying the educational impact of this innovative virtual one-room schoolhouse history program.

Some flowers from the farm this season…🌻

Some flowers from the farm this season…🌻

More veggie memories of this season…🍅🌻🥒

More veggie memories of this season…🍅🌻🥒🥬

Going out to eat is always an adventure when you a

Going out to eat is always an adventure when you are plant-based. There are not many vegan restaurants but there are many restaurants serving vegan options on their menus, even if they are limited! However, until you get there or unless you call ahead or they have the menu listed online, you really don’t know the options! I have had so many different experiences so I figured that I should start sharing them as it might bring some more awareness to what vegan options do exist and where! I was visiting some great friends who live on the north fork of Long Island, NY. We went to a restaurant called Legends for lunch. It is located in New Suffolk, just south of Cutchogue. I had never been to the area. It was so quaint with magnificent water views. This restaurant was right across the street from the water. They had a diverse menu with 2 vegan options - an Asian veggie stir fry with ginger-sesame infused soy sauce and jasmine rice and Roasted Za-tar Cauliflower Steak with house made hummus, blistered cherry tomatoes, shaved asparagus, garlic and sesame seeds. The server suggested the cauliflower as she said the flavoring was delicious…and it was! I very much enjoyed the lunch. One of my friends had the Asian Vegetable Stir fry and finished his plate as well! All around a great experience!

Just some memories from this season…missing it a

Just some memories from this season…missing it already!

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