Category Archives: Health Tips

A Collection of Fill Your Plate’s Articles on Back to School

By Heide Kennedy, Arizona Farm Bureau Communications Intern   Back-to-school season is just around the corner! This means that lots of shopping for books, supplies, uniforms, and lunches is about to take place! We’ve written quite a bit about tips … Continue reading

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The Scoop on Matcha!

By Heide Kennedy, Arizona Farm Bureau Communications Intern If you frequent your local coffee shop, you’ve probably seen or ordered those creamy, light green drinks called matcha. Because of its touted health benefits and delightfully fresh flavor (my mom says … Continue reading

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Tips for Preparing Dinner Despite a Busy Schedule

By Heide Kennedy, Arizona Farm Bureau Communications Intern Now that school is back in full swing, and so are music lessons, sports practice, and the like, finding the time to prepare and make homemade dinners can feel impossible. Sometimes it … Continue reading

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Buckwheat – A Nutritious Gluten Free Food!

By Heide Kennedy, Arizona Farm Bureau Communications Intern For a long time now, both my mom and I have been gluten intolerant, meaning we can’t have anything that has been made with wheat or any other gluten-containing grain. At first, … Continue reading

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Make Sure Your Get Enough Zinc!

By Heide Kennedy, Arizona Farm Bureau Communications Intern Boosting our immune systems and keeping ourselves healthy has been a topic of much popularity recently, and rightfully so. It’s never fun to be sick, and it’s always a good thing to … Continue reading

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