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Brad Masi
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Oberlin Food
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NEO Permaculture
16 members
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PolyCultures: Food Where…
36 members
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Cleveland Urban Growers…
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City Fresh
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A forum to promote information exchange, mutual aid activities, announce events, and identify topics of interest in applying permaculture design to the regeneration of urban, suburban, and rural landscapes in northern Ohio and beyond.
A forum to promote information exchange, mutual aid activities, announce events, and identify topics of interest in applying permaculture design to the regeneration of urban, suburban, and rural landscapes in northern Ohio and beyond.
A forum to promote information exchange, mutual aid activities, announce events, and identify topics of interest in applying permaculture design to the regeneration of urban, suburban, and rural landscapes in northern Ohio and beyond.
This networking blog keeps track of all sorts of campus and community groups involved in the food movement in Oberlin.
How do we reconstitute our communities in the rust belt? Connect deconstruction of foreclosed housing with the installation of gardens, construction of greenhouses, or re-building of high performance buildings.
Let's avoid this possible future and vote NO on Issue 2. We all support healthy local food, food safety, and family farmers. Issue Two and the creation of a ...
Jazz, Wine, Tapas, and Celebrating the Jones Farm at Vermilion Valley Vineyards
October 22, 2009 from 5pm to 10pm
Celebrate the 2009 growing season with a special fundraising event for the George Jones Farm and a celebration of the opening of the Vermilion Valley Vineyards, the newest winery in Lorain County. The event will include wine tasting, local dishes fe…
Jazz, Wine, Tapas, and Celebrating the Jones Farm at Vermilion Valley Vineyards
October 22, 2009 from 5pm to 10pm
Celebrate the 2009 growing season with a special fundraising event for the George Jones Farm and a celebration of the opening of the Vermilion Valley Vineyards, the newest winery in Lorain County. The event will include wine tasting, local dishes fe…
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- Your business or organization:
- New Agrarian Center
- Your website:
- http://www.gotthenac.org
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- bradmasi@earthlink.net
- Tell us about yourself:
- I direct the New Agrarian Center. We are based at the George Jones Farm in Oberlin, a 70 acre farmstead owned by the college that includes market gardens, restored wetland and woodland habitat, and a funky strawbale office. We work regionally through the City Fresh program to improve local food access in inner-city neighborhoods, coordinate youth programs, garden installations, and community food security. We also produce short web-films and documentaries that highlight the diversity and inspiration of our collective local food work in Northeast Ohio. I believe strongly in local foods as an example of authenticity marketing. You know the people, the land, and the community involved with growing it, eating it, and composting it!
- What gifts can you give to Cleveland's local food community?
- Community organizing, film, writing, permaculture, natural building, research, regionalism, farming, farm to college, urban food systems, photography
- What knowledge and practices do you want to learn?
- Cross-regional collaboration
- What about local food makes you most excited?
- Compost and what it tells us about the workings of the universe...
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Thanks so much for hosting the Polycultures screening at the Waterloo Cafe last night. It's a great film and the discussion that followed was very motivational. Let me know about the best days to come help out on the farm.
Pam Cerio
Just google or go to npr.org, programs Fresh Air, Past shows, Oct 20, Food as a National Security Issue or you can try the link below.
http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=95896389