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Hi all, it's great to see we've had a great number of local sign-ups since the newsletter went out. May I be the first to welcome you to the site!
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You Are What Your Animals Eat by Jo Robinson
from: http://eatwild.com/articles/index.html
In my investigation into pasture-based farming, I’ve stumbled upon an alarming state of affairs: few animal scientists see any link between animal feed and human food. “Feed animals anything you want,” say the experts, “and it makes no difference to their meat, milk, or eggs.” Because of this mindset, our animals are being fed just a…
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Thanks, Regina
It was very nice meeting you, your wife and all the other members of Slow Food Charlotte last night.
I think that the event was wonderful and everybody was so nice!
Let me know if you can teach me a different way how to get in touch with a member other that leaving a comment on the comment wall. Thanks.
Ciao, Fabio
Its the 11th hour but I wanted to add the meeting notice for the HAWK/Grateful Growers meeting on Tuesday to the calendar but couldn't figure out how to do it. I'm including the info if you have time to do it. Sorry for the late notice!
April HAWK Meeting
Natalie Veres will speak at the April 1st meeting of HAWK. Natalie Veres is a farmer and an owner of Grateful Growers Farm in Denver, NC. Grateful Growers produces pork and poultry products using humane and sustainable farming techniques. Their pigs and poultry roam the farm while enjoying a natural diet free of pesticides, fertilizers, hormones or antibiotics. Ms. Veres will speak about her experiences as a farmer and the importance of buying wholesome, locally raised food.
The meeting starts at 7pm at the Matthews Community Center at 100 McDowell Street in Matthews. The meeting is free and open to everyone. Come and join us to hear about life on a pig farm and learn about the benefits of buying locally produce foods. For more information, www.habitatsteward.org or call 704 814 0877
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