We had an unbelievable opportunity to pitch our grand vision of From Seed to Spoon to investors and media at the Oklahoma City Thunder arena on November 9th, 2018. I spoke about what led us to start From Seed to Spoon from our Oklahoma City backyard. I also detail how our app makes growing food simple, as well as our plan for the upcoming year!
Call to Action: Please help us by sharing how we’ve helped you! We want to start speaking at events outside of Oklahoma and want to make a video to help make that happen. We’re looking for videos from people that have been helped by our app or from one of our 33 speaking events from the past year. If you’re camera shy, a quote would be great also! ? Please send us your videos or […]
We spent our Friday night working on new features for our mobile app! I can’t stop laughing about the end of this one. We totally didn’t plan it like that. Watch for a glimpse into what our “date nights” are like as we partner with StitchCrew and the Oklahoma City Thunder LaunchPad to launch our business that revolutionizes the way people grow food! Learn more & download @ www.seedtospoon.net Dale SpoonemoreDale Spoonemore is the […]
We have EXCITING news!!! The OKC Thunder partnered with Stitchcrew, Midfirst Bank, Google, and other local businesses to help foster tech innovation in Oklahoma and the surrounding Midwest. We’re excited and grateful to announce that we’ve been chosen to participate in Batch 2 of their startup accelerator!
We’ve been working hard on a lot of great new features over the past few months and are excited to talk about them now! Please let us know what you think, and help us build you exactly what you want to see in a gardening app!
We were featured in the Oklahoma Gazette! It’s a great read about how we use our garden to help battle anxiety and depression along with how and why we created our free mobile app! Thank you to Jacob from the Gazette for the spending the time to talk us with us and help share our story!
I had the pleasure of joining Marjorie from the “A Sustainable Mind” podcast to chat a few weeks back. You can hear our conversation about what led to us growing food and why we built our app at the link below. We also talked quite a bit about anxiety, depression, panic attacks, and how the battle against them is all related to why grow food & help others do the same.
We had the pleasure of joining Angie Holmberg from OSU-OKC for the All Things Green podcast this month. Listen below to hear about how we converted our backyard from an urban lawn into a food farm & about the free iOS & Android app we built to make it easy for you to grow food!
Listen on iTunes Podcasts – https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/episode-63-from-seed-to-spoon-our-osu-okc-market-garden/id1370598073?i=1000408609211&mt=2
Stream from Stitcher radio – https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/all-things-green-2/all-things-green/e/54001504
This is a recording of a presentation I gave to the Tulsa Horticulture Club. I talk about how my battle against anxiety and depression led us to start gardening, how we converted our urban back yard into a food farm, and the free mobile app we built to help you do the same!
Karl Torp from our local CBS affiliate KWTV News 9 spent some time in our garden to talk about anxiety, depression, gardening, and how it’s all connected to our free mobile app that helps you grow food. Check out more in the video and article at the link below!
