This sweet and salty fall recipe is a great snack to help you relive Fresh Summit induced stress. Try it at work or at your next fall party or tailgate!
Hair bows, balloons, Uncle Sam hats and Old Navy t-shirts boasting the colors of the American flag. We love red, white and blue and display it proudly each year as we celebrate our country’s birthday with parades, backyard barbeques and swim parties. Though this American holiday may not inspire the all-out home décor that others […]
Dads and granddads have provided lots of inspiration for The Core authors over the years and no doubt for our readers, as well. And it makes sense, too, since for many of us, our dads and their dads are synonymous with life lessons.
In honor of the upcoming Father’s Day holiday, we wanted to take this opportunity to say thank you to our fathers and father-figures and give you a way to do the same. Below is a downloadable and printable design for your dads. Use it as a card or a table/desktop decoration. Customize it with your own pics or include a personalized message and show those dads out there how much we cherish them.
And, to reinforce that our paternal appreciation spreads well beyond the one day a year designated as Father’s Day, we’ve also used the printable below as a color inspiration for The Core. Enjoy the hues that are coloring our “Dad Dots” over the next several weeks!
At DMA Solutions, we’re in the business of sharing fresh produce success stories each and every day. And we are typically most drawn to and especially excited to spread the fresh produce good news that doesn’t regularly appear on our radars. Yes, when we as consumers, Internet browsers and blog subscribers learn about a fresh produce success story that does not involve a grower or person from within our industry, we’re intrigued and want to learn and share.
Recently we learned about Katie’s Krops an inspirational cause (and legit 501(c)(3) organization) led by a fourteen year old girl on a mission to fight hunger one vegetable garden at a time. When Katie was in third grade, she planted a seedling that she received from a program by Bonnie Plants in 2008. With tender loving care, Katie nurtured her seedling into a forty pound head of cabbage!
