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Food for Thought – Farmers on the Fringe
This week on Food For Thought, new ways for small farms to survive on the rural urban fringe. The mp3 audio file of the program is here . In the photo, yeah, that’s me. In a field of tomatoes a … Continue reading
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Food For Thought – Connecting Farmers with their local Markets
This week on Food For Thought, a look at how to put farmers more in touch with their local markets…and how to encourage more people to buy locally-produced foods! Here’s the mp3 audio file of the program and a couple … Continue reading
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Food For Thought – Food Security 101
This week on Food For Thought you get a taste of Bridging Borders Toward Food Security, a conference held in Vancouver by the Community Food Security Coalition and Food Secure Canada. You may also want to check out the website … Continue reading
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Food For Thought – Sustainable Seafood
Ummmm…fried anchovies! Otherwise known as Cicciarelli, these are a Slow Food Presidia product fished from the ocean waters off Liguria. And they were a perfect snack with which to wander the aisles at Slow Fish in Genova, Italy, the first … Continue reading
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All You Can Eat Vol36 – Classic Crete
This week on All You Can Eat, I take you to the Greek island of Crete where I experienced an excellent week full of culinary tourism. In the program you will hear two of my Food For Thought documentaries, then … Continue reading
Food For Thought – Crete Culinary Tourism
This week on Food For Thought, I take you back to the Greek island of Crete where I experienced an excellent day of culinary tourism. Listen to an MP3 of the audio file by clicking here. We started our morning … Continue reading
