Upcoming Locavore Events
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Nathanael
Jun 10, 2011, 11:58:29 AM6/10/11
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The Brazos Locavores would like to let you know about several upcoming
events:
June 14:
Are you interested in learning more about sustainable agriculture?
Have you wanted to get rooted in the local food movement?
This is your opportunity to get hands on experience in growing your
own food, managing a small farm, and establishing a student-run
organic farm at Texas A&M!
The first Sustainable Agriculture Student Association (SASA) meeting
and seed sowing party will be Tuesday, June 14 at 6:30pm in Room 112
of the Horticulture/Forest Science Building, so come get your hands
dirty.
For more information about SASA or the Student Farm visit:
http://studentfarm.tamu.edu/
Also check us out on Facebook!
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Texas-AM-Student-Organic-Farm/164076220320003
June 18:
The Friends of the Brazos Valley Farmers Market, the Vintage House
Restaurant at Messina Hof, and Go Texan proudly present this Market-to-
Menu event focused on seasonal dishes incorporating produce, meat,
eggs, olive oil and salsa coming exclusively from the market’s farmers
and vendors. Local gardening and food system authors Bill Adams,
Pamela Walker, and Doug Welsh will also be at the market.
Event Title: Yard Eggs: Happy Chickens and Healthy Eaters
Where: Brazos County Health Department Parking Lot, Northeast Corner
of Texas and William J. Bryan
When: June 18th, 8:00am -Noon
June 12:
The Dark Side of the Boom: How Gas Drilling in Texas Threatens Public
Health and Safety, a free community education forum and showing of the
award-winning documentary GASLAND.
Sunday, June 12, 2011
2:00 – 5: 00 PM
Unitarian Universalist Church of the Brazos Valley
305 Wellborn, College Station, TX
FREE
Don't miss this free community education forum and showing of the
award‐winning documentary GASLAND. The forum will address the impacts
of hydraulic fracturing or fracking, natural gas drilling and
production on public health and safety, on our vital natural
resources, including water, and on the environment in general. For
more information: Jere Locke, 512‐416‐7170.
events:
June 14:
Are you interested in learning more about sustainable agriculture?
Have you wanted to get rooted in the local food movement?
This is your opportunity to get hands on experience in growing your
own food, managing a small farm, and establishing a student-run
organic farm at Texas A&M!
The first Sustainable Agriculture Student Association (SASA) meeting
and seed sowing party will be Tuesday, June 14 at 6:30pm in Room 112
of the Horticulture/Forest Science Building, so come get your hands
dirty.
For more information about SASA or the Student Farm visit:
http://studentfarm.tamu.edu/
Also check us out on Facebook!
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Texas-AM-Student-Organic-Farm/164076220320003
June 18:
The Friends of the Brazos Valley Farmers Market, the Vintage House
Restaurant at Messina Hof, and Go Texan proudly present this Market-to-
Menu event focused on seasonal dishes incorporating produce, meat,
eggs, olive oil and salsa coming exclusively from the market’s farmers
and vendors. Local gardening and food system authors Bill Adams,
Pamela Walker, and Doug Welsh will also be at the market.
Event Title: Yard Eggs: Happy Chickens and Healthy Eaters
Where: Brazos County Health Department Parking Lot, Northeast Corner
of Texas and William J. Bryan
When: June 18th, 8:00am -Noon
June 12:
The Dark Side of the Boom: How Gas Drilling in Texas Threatens Public
Health and Safety, a free community education forum and showing of the
award-winning documentary GASLAND.
Sunday, June 12, 2011
2:00 – 5: 00 PM
Unitarian Universalist Church of the Brazos Valley
305 Wellborn, College Station, TX
FREE
Don't miss this free community education forum and showing of the
award‐winning documentary GASLAND. The forum will address the impacts
of hydraulic fracturing or fracking, natural gas drilling and
production on public health and safety, on our vital natural
resources, including water, and on the environment in general. For
more information: Jere Locke, 512‐416‐7170.
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