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Monthly Archives: October 2012
On Halloween, 10 Terrifying Things About Our Food Systems
Halloween is a time for merriment: pumpkin carving, candy gathering, apple bobbing, and crazy costuming. It’s also a time to think about the scary things in our world. The bloggers at the UVM Food Feed have found is that it’s … Continue reading
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Video Snack: James Macon on Venture Capital & Sustainable Agriculture
James has spent his career as an operator, investor and advisor taking a hands-on approach to corporate and financial design, market analysis, partnership development, capital formation, team building and exit strategy and execution. Prior to Closed Loop Capital, James founded … Continue reading
Food in Vermont: Weekly Events, 10/25-10/31
Thursday (Oct 25) Free Pick-your-own Concord Grapes Joan Gilbert of North Fayston has a grapevine arbor full of sweet, juicy Concord grapes ripe for the plucking now and some horseradish for digging! All day. 1702 Center Fayston Road. North Fayston. … Continue reading
Food Insecurity Rising in Vermont: City Market Responds to Increased Need in Burlington
Interview with Clem Nilan, general manager at City Market/Onion River Co-op in Burlington, Vermont. Nilan has served in his role for the past seven years. He is a long-time member of the Burlington community and helped found the Intervale Center. … Continue reading
Resilience and Sustainability in the Food System
Resilience and sustainability are complementary, essential attributes of a healthy food system. One addresses relatively short-term responses to disturbances and the other addresses holistic management for long term stability. There’s no bright line between these two concepts but they aren’t … Continue reading