The Sustainable City Series is partnering with the Louisville Solar Tour to bring you the eleventh forum, 2009 Louisville Solar Tour, on Saturday October 3rd beginning at 10:00 am at the Green Building (732 East Market Street).
This Labor Day Weekend, The Howards will bring people back to the land with a “Farm Fresh” themed CD release party, starting at 5:30 p.m., September 5, at Endris Lodge in Clarksville, Indiana’s Lapping Park. Guests are invited to enjoy a free buffet of farm-grown finger foods from Farm to
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Yes, I know. Directly below this is an article where I was practically jumping for joy at the start of the tomato season. We never did get the glut of tomatoes I expected in our CSA share and just last week I pulled up all the tomato plants in my
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First tomatoes start trickling in - one or two at at a time. Then, like the unexpected 6.5 inches of rain we got yesterday, the deluge hits. I'm especially experiencing it this year, because I'm not only recieving them in my CSA share every week, but I planted some 6
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The Old Louisville FarmWorks Market at Walnut Street Baptist Church is holding a celebration of the locally grown midsummer harvest. Master Food Volunteers from the Jefferson County Extension Service will be on hand to share information.
Special guest demonstrations begin at 3:30, First up will be Chef Jim
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I recieved this little tidbit in an email. Seems like the kind of movie other CSAers would like to see.
Food Inc, a critical look at industrialized agriculture in the U.S., will be featured at Village 8 Cinemas July 24-30. For more about this well-reviewed film,
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Participation for this presentation was over 300, which is the highest number so far. Attendees were invited to an upcoming event on July 8, 2009 at 6pm called "Get Your Hands Dirty". Thirty raised beds are being built at 732 East Market.
Lauren Eberle, a professor at
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