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Category Archives: Social
Farm Internships: Time to revisit the fair wage labor law
By Matthew Myers Vermont farmers have been in the news lately for violating complicated labor laws that exempt agricultural labor from certain standards, but not other farm activities, like processing milk into cheese. Since the VT Department of Labor began … Continue reading
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Marching for the Future of Food at the People’s Climate March
On September 21, 2014, I joined a sustainable agriculture contingent at The People’s Climate March in New York City, which laid claim to the largest climate march in history with over 400,000 people marching. All told, the climate march had … Continue reading
Posted in Economic, Environmental, Health, Social
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The Unintentional Chocolatier
During Sarah Fidler’s semester abroad in Paris during her junior year, she wrote a dissertation on pastries and macarons. She was fascinated by the anthropological side of cooking and baking, the history of why certain foods are made in different … Continue reading
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Cooking Up Change
By Amy Trubek For over a decade, I have been involved in conversations with folks about our contemporary food system. When our food talk turns to changing how our food system operates, we often end up talking about which is … Continue reading
Posted in Economic, Health, Social
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Fiction and Sustainable Food Systems
Imagine if you had the ability to choose any of the issues under the agricultural sustainability umbrella and could then run computer-generated outcomes according to variables of your own choosing. This kind of modelling is being done with weather, urban … Continue reading
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