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Stockton Food Day ~ Growing Your Groceries
by Simon Yu, MD
Taft Botanical Gardens ~ Growing Your Groceries continues our journey towards intercultural, intergenerational and interfaith organizations coming together to expand health and wellness. San Joaquin County is the 7th largest agriculture economy in the nation. National Food Day 2013 offers a new conversation toward expanding Health and Human Services to include "growing your groceries." In the heart of "the greatest garden in the world," a new paradigm of showcasing Healing Foods From the Bible ~ Biblical Cuisine begins... learning the wisdom of Ancient Egypt where Moses studied and ate "Good Food."

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