Published Feb. 20, 2012
The Economist's Schumpeter blog had an engaging item this weekend titled "This time it's serious: America is becoming a less attractive place to do business." It's a bold topic, but one with a solution and that solution could be right here in Milwaukee.
Published July 22, 2011
Last March, beekeeping became legal in Milwaukee, and on July 28, residents can apply for a permit to keep chickens, too. In this article, meet Milwaukeeans who have already opened their yards to birds or bees.
Published Feb. 21, 2011
Two of Milwaukee's best-known fish and culinary-related businesses are partnering on a new project. Sweet Water Organics, an urban fish and vegetable farm and Empire Fish, the area's largest distributor of fresh seafood, will work together to bring fresh perch fillets to the local market. The partnership will, in the words of a joint statement, "revive access to a lost local fare."
Published Jan. 19, 2011
The urban fish and vegetable farm Sweet Water Organics is hosting it's first workshop of the year and if you are into the idea of urban farming you should check it out.
Published Sept. 11, 2009
Housed in Bay View's hidden Hide House, owners Josh Fraundorf, Steve Lindner and James Godsil transformed warehouse space into three (eventually to be four) operating fish troughs or raceways.
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