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Genevra My Favorite Organic Farm back home

http://www.engelbertfarms.com/engelbert-farm-history.html

This is a great history about my friends farm in Nichols NY
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Added by Genevra on February 23, 2010 at 11:23am — No Comments

Bre Reiber Giffin Tell the USDA to protect organic farmers from Monsanto's "Franken 'Falfa"

The U.S. Department of Agriculture is on the verge of granting Monsanto permission to market its genetically modified alfalfa, despite findings that show almost certain danger of the spread of modified genetic material to conventional and organic

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Added by Bre Reiber Giffin on February 12, 2010 at 2:36pm — No Comments

Robert Dan Beautiful Blinds For Your Arched Windows

Now a days the trend in curtains is decreasing, as there are more options available to us in covering up the light coming into our windows; people have started to use alternatives like bamboo shades instead. This is not a bad thing as it gives our homes a more original look. In an attempt to create a more personalized feel to our homes, some have begun installing old styled arched windows. These interestingly shaped windows gi… Continue

Added by Robert Dan on February 4, 2010 at 7:09pm — No Comments

Sam Alien About Cuban Cigars

Cuban Cigars originate from Cuba. There are lots of things you'll find fascinating Cuba and what it is famous for. It is a small island that is located just few hundred miles away from the Florida coast. It is mostly famous for its rum, dancing and women. Cuba is very famous for its world-wide famous cigars. They are considered to be the best as well as expensive ones. They have become a style icon as well and these have also been labelled as the forbidden fruit; it is because of their unique f… Continue

Added by Sam Alien on January 29, 2010 at 4:27pm — No Comments

Howard Strang Tips for Saving on Gardening

Does anyone out there grow their own food? Now is the time to find great deals on plant pots, composter materials, and other plant containers among other things. Bargain hunting is something that has become a hobby for me and… Continue

Added by Howard Strang on December 31, 2009 at 9:23pm — No Comments

Sam Keith Someday I wanna be..

I am Sam Keith a 22 year old chick from Lemont IL. I am a simple girl with so many dreams about having a nice career in the future. I wanted to be an essay writer and be hired in an exclusive and private publishing company in the United States. I am just an amateur writer but hopes to be professional by making lovely essays and fascinating articles that can capture peoples attention. Continue

Added by Sam Keith on September 30, 2009 at 4:38am — No Comments

Michelle Clifford Introducing Myself..

Hi there, Slow Food Charlotte followers. I am a newbie here.. Please to meet you all.. By the way, I wanna first introduce myself. I am Michelle Clifford, writer in a small publishing company in Portland. I wrote so many news before. And have published it all in a public newspapers. I am also good in writing articles and custom essay. The articles and essays I written are… Continue

Added by Michelle Clifford on September 30, 2009 at 4:25am — No Comments

Mary Roberts Organic Farm School now in Charlotte Area

Learn to grow your own locally at a certified organic farm and greenhouse in Monroe, NC. The "… Continue

Added by Mary Roberts on September 28, 2009 at 2:27pm — No Comments

Bre Reiber Giffin Why we need to define and defend "local"

Great article on how big box stores and multinational corporations are pretending to be local: http://missoulanews.bigskypress.com/missoula/localwashing/Content?oid=1159742 Continue

Added by Bre Reiber Giffin on September 1, 2009 at 11:00am — No Comments

Bre Reiber Giffin Review of Food, Inc.

Just wanted to share my friend's review of Food, Inc. from her blog The Chronic Critic: http://chroniccritic.blogspot.com/2009/07/food-inc.html Continue

Added by Bre Reiber Giffin on August 18, 2009 at 7:10am — No Comments

Tamela Rich In case you missed this

Josh Dorf, who owns the Stone-Buhr flour brand, runs FindtheFarmer, which enables buyers to enter a code from their bag of flour and find the organic family farmers who produced it. While the thrust of the NYT story was how even mass producers can behave as locals, it resonated with me as a former 4-H member whose grandparents farmed. Spending most weekends on the farm taught me the interconnectedness of all things. I didn’t have to lea… Continue

Added by Tamela Rich on May 10, 2009 at 10:29am — No Comments

Lisa C Full Frame Documentary Film Festival: "Food Inc." this Friday!

The documentary film FOOD INC. directed by Robert Kenner will be screened at Full Frame at 7pm this Friday. I thought members of the group might appreciated knowing about this film and maybe consider making the trip to Durham to check it out. Here's what its all about: "Looking beyond the pastoral images gracing grocery store shelves, director Robert Kenner serves up a revealing look at the way food is produced in America. From factory farms to cornfields to patented seeds, this film skillfully… Continue

Added by Lisa C on March 31, 2009 at 9:24pm — No Comments

Dorette Snover CHARLOTTE SUGGESTIONS? Teen Chef Itinerary

As we look to expand C'est si Bon's! Teen-Chef Programs (http://cestsibon.net/teen.shtml) I am looking for suggestions from folks in the know in Charlotte area. We use a small farm b and b as our home base and then couple that with visits to artisanal producers. Write dorette at cestsibon dot net. Merci! Dorette Continue

Added by Dorette Snover on March 28, 2009 at 9:58am — No Comments

Marilyn Marks Local Food Classes at Customshop

Run - do not walk - to the next cooking class at Customshop! A friend and I went to the Local Fish class this past Saturday and we were blown away. The freshest saltwater fish (from a fisherman named "Rock Stone" - no you can't make that up!) and wonderful preparation and instruction by Chef Trey Wilson. They hand you a mimosa when you arrive and it only gets better over the next four hours! Continue

Added by Marilyn Marks on February 2, 2009 at 11:40am — 4 Comments

Jason Mauei Where To Buy Acai Berry

Many people are struggling to stay fit and healthy, and struggle to lose weight. I would honestly recommend this to anyone, so feel free to read this if you don't know about it yet. Over the past few years the Acai Berry has been getting a considerable amount of exposure for weight loss programs. But Where To Buy Acai Berry from the right place? Most Acai Berry products are NOT made with 100% pure Acai Berries, nor are they freeze dried rapidly soo… Continue

Added by Jason Mauei on January 26, 2009 at 11:30pm — No Comments

Brent hall TNT Charlotte February

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Added by Brent hall on January 21, 2009 at 2:58pm — No Comments

Deby White Jizi Article of Pasture Walk at Triple B Farms, Granville County, North Carolina

Pasture Walk at Triple B By Deby Jizi When I arrived at Triple B Farm in northern Granville County, there was a large turkey eyeballing his reflection in the bumper of a pick-up truck. He would look and then duck, thinking that he had just seen another turkey. I laughed to myself thinking, not the smartest animals on the planet are they? The reason for my visit to Triple B Farm, owned by long-time farmer, Bailey Newton, was to participate in a pasture walk. This one was sponsored by the Center… Continue

Added by Deby White Jizi on January 16, 2009 at 3:30pm — No Comments

Michelle Raw Pet Milk

I have raw goat milk for pets available in Hickory, NC. Write me for more information. bern8787@bellsouth.net Continue

Added by Michelle on December 17, 2008 at 4:04pm — No Comments

Brent hall

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Added by Brent hall on December 5, 2008 at 3:30pm — No Comments

LeticiaTishMonkey Kalamazoo

I was in Kalamazoo Michigan last month and LOVED this restaurant!! Food Dance serves some local food, as well as cruelty-free eggs and meat raised sustainably. (Cruelty-free is our main requirement for our food in my family, and we use the term to mean no cruelty to animals, workers, or the environment. Of course, health, food quality, food safety, and our local economy are also important considerations). The restaurant is also a big supporter of the local… Continue

Added by LeticiaTishMonkey on September 6, 2008 at 11:39am — No Comments

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