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SUMMARY:Practical Options for Food Production Resilience in an Increasingly Variable Climate: Seminar with Dr. Christine Jones
DESCRIPTION:Spend the day with Dr. Christine Jones\, Australian soil carbon scientist\, of Amazing Carbon.\n\nDr. Christine Jones is an internationally-acclaimed agricultural consultant with a specific message regarding sequestration of carbon and humus development through appropriate agricultural practices. According to Dr. Jones\, photosynthesis operating at full capacity is the critical element in soil humification. Among the many benefits of high-humus soils are an abundance of soil micro-organisms which manage and make available to the plants a broad range of minerals; more effective water management; and more vibrant plant health through improved plant immunity. Dr. Jones’ work focuses on how to maximize photosynthesis through biological processes. Her message is appropriate for anyone who raises food\, for those who focus on conserving our natural resources\, and for climate activists.\n\nDr. Jones will discuss building soil carbon to improve: production and farm viability\, plant and livestock health and disease resistance\, human nutrition\, and climatic resilience on your farm or garden plot.\n\nPlease note that the event includes a potluck lunch. Bring a dish to pass\, a drink mug\, and a table setting.\n\nFor more information\, contact NOFA/Mass Education Events Coordinator\, Jamie Lombardo\, or check out the event webpage.
URL:https://www.buylocalfood.org/event/practical-options-for-food-production-resilience-in-an-increasingly-variable-climate-seminar-with-dr-christine-jones/
LOCATION:MA
CATEGORIES:Farmer Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20140902T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20140902T150000
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SUMMARY:Practical Options for Food Production Resilience in an Increasingly Variable Climate
DESCRIPTION:Spend the day with Dr. Christine Jones\, Australian soil carbon scientist\, for a presentation and field walk. \nTopics will cover how to build soil carbon to improve: \n\nproduction and farm viability\nplant and livestock health and disease resistance\nhuman nutrition\nClimatic resilience on your farm or garden plot\n\n\nDr. Christine Jones is an internationally-acclaimed agricultural educator with a specific message regarding sequestration of carbon and humus development through appropriate agricultural practices. According to Dr. Jones\, photosynthesis operating at full capacity is the critical element in soil humification. Among the many benefits of high-humus soils are: an abundance of soil micro-organisms which manage and make available to the plants a broad range of minerals; more effective water management; and more vibrant plant health through improved plant immunity. Dr. Jones’ work focuses on how to maximize photosynthesis through biological processes. Her message is appropriate for anyone who raises food\, for those who focus on conserving our natural resources\, and for climate activists.\n\n \nClick here for more information about the event and to register. Contact Julie Rawson with any questions.
URL:https://www.buylocalfood.org/event/10927/
LOCATION:Immanuel Lutheran Church & Simple Gifts Farm\, 867 North Pleasant Street /1089 North Pleasant Street\, Amherst\, MA
CATEGORIES:Community Events,Farmer Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20140913T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20140913T160000
DTSTAMP:20260607T190609
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LAST-MODIFIED:20140902T190850Z
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SUMMARY:Annual Honey Festival
DESCRIPTION:Warm Colors Apiary will once again hold its annual “Honey Festival”. Warm Colors has been hosting the Honey Festival for more than twelve years. The festival is a celebration of the Honeybee and our native pollinators. It is an opportunity to recognize the many contributions beekeepers\, and their bees\, make to agriculture and the health of our environment. Bonita and Dan Conlon open their eighty-acre apiary to the public to enjoy its beauty and explore its wildlife habitat. The event is free and open to all who have an interest in bees and beekeeping. Talk with county beekeepers\, walk the Busy Bee nature trail\, sample this season’s honey\, Green River Ambrosia’s mead\, and purchase a honey ice cream cone made by Beth Cook (Flavors of Cooks Farm) with Warm Colors wildflower honey. Bring the family and a picnic\, stay for an hour or for the entire day. Honey\, beeswax candles and other products will be available for sale. This is a rain or shine event (no rain date).
URL:https://www.buylocalfood.org/event/annual-honey-festival/
LOCATION:MA
CATEGORIES:Community Events,Farmer Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20140914T110000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20140914T170000
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SUMMARY:Boston Local Food Festival
DESCRIPTION:This free outdoor festival showcases farmers\, local restaurants\, food trucks\, specialty food producers\, fisher folks\, and organizations focusing on healthy food and fitness from New England. The festival also features lively chef & DIY demos\, a seafood throwdown competition\, diverse music and performances\, family fun zone and more. \n:: \nFestival goers learn about the benefits of sustainably grown and produced food\, shop the market\, eat delicious local food\, participate in fun\, educational activities and exhibits\, engage with top local chefs and enjoy local music. Themed “Healthy Local Food for All”\, the festival connects Massachusetts and New England eaters of all backgrounds with the abundance of fresh\, nutritious local food choices available close to home. \n:: \nThe festival is a zero-waste event\, meaning we divert over 91% of our waste each year and we offset 100% of our energy use! All perishable items sold are made from locally sourced products. Best of all\, we bring this annual event to the community free of charge. So grab your reusable water bottles and bags and enjoy New England’s largest one day farmers market\, while celebrating “Healthy Local Food for All”. Click here for more details.
URL:https://www.buylocalfood.org/event/boston-local-food-festival/
LOCATION:Rose Kennedy Greenway\, Boston
CATEGORIES:Community Events,Farmer Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20140916T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20140916T210000
DTSTAMP:20260607T190609
CREATED:20140905T031442Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20140912T012817Z
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SUMMARY:Introduction to Whole Farm Planning
DESCRIPTION:CISA invites farmers to attend this special introductory whole farm planning workshop. Crystal Stewart\, Cornell Extension Vegetable Specialist and certified Holistic Management trainer\, will teach you about goal setting\, steps to use when making business decisions\, identifying the weakest aspect of your business\, and using financial planning to have profit left over at the end of every year. This is a great opportunity to build your business using a holistic approach to best meet your goals. Please RSVP to Devon Whitney-Deal via email or phone. The class is free and dinner will be provided. \nThis workshop is supported by the Beginning Farmer and Rancher Development Program of NIFA\, USDA\, Grant #2012-49400-19591\, by individual contributors and Local Hero members.
URL:https://www.buylocalfood.org/event/introduction-to-whole-farm-planning/
LOCATION:The Food Bank of Western MA\, 97 North Hatfield Road\, Hatfield\, MA\, 01038
CATEGORIES:CISA Events,Farmer Events,CISA Workshops for Businesses
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20140921T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20140921T160000
DTSTAMP:20260607T190609
CREATED:20140731T220300Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20140731T220300Z
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SUMMARY:Beginning Dairy Goat Keeping Workshop
DESCRIPTION:North Country Sustainability Center and Hames & Axle Farm are offering a Beginning Dairy Goat Keeping workshop. Topics will include housing\, fencing\, selection\, feed\, veterinary care\, breeding selection and milk handling. Teacher is Pat Stewart\, owner/farmer at Hames & Axle Farm and author of Personal Milkers: A Guide to Nigerian Dwarf Goat Keeping. More information is available at www.northcountrysustain.org or contact Pat@northcountrysustain.org at 978-827-1305.
URL:https://www.buylocalfood.org/event/beginning-dairy-goat-keeping-workshop/
LOCATION:Hames & Axle Farm\, 18 Kraetzer Rd\, Ashburnham\, MA
CATEGORIES:Community Events,Farmer Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20140923T183000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20140923T200000
DTSTAMP:20260607T190609
CREATED:20140923T192257Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20140923T192257Z
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SUMMARY:Wingate Farm Dinner at The Gill Tavern
DESCRIPTION:You are cordially invited to The Gill Tavern’s Farm Dinner\, this time featuring the bounty of Wingate Farm from just up the road in Hinsdale\, NH. There\, on land that has been in the family for four generations\, farmers Olivia and Susie run a diversified livestock and vegetable farm\, raising chickens for meat and eggs\, pigs\, plus an acre of mixed veggies. And at the end of this month\, The Gill Tavern is very excited to be collaborating with them\, with the entire four-course special menu sourced from their land.  Wendell Berry once said\, “A significant part of the pleasure of eating is in one’s accurate consciousness of the lives and the world from which food comes.” And in that vein\, it is always a pleasure and a privilege to partner with nearby farmers who invest their passion in everything they produce\, and who\, like the Tavern\, are striving for both a sustainable food system and delicious flavor. \n\nMenu\nChicken consommé\nwith scallion and radish \nArugula and kale salad\nwith white turnips\, spinach\, and a caramelized onion dressing \nChicken ballotine\nwith poached bok choy\, and a red pepper & soy glaze \nTraditional flan \n—- \nSuggested wines to be paired with each course will be available by the glass.\n—- \n~ Reservations required ~\n413-863-9006
URL:https://www.buylocalfood.org/event/wingate-farm-dinner-at-the-gill-tavern/
LOCATION:MA
CATEGORIES:Community Events,Farmer Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20140923T200000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20140923T213000
DTSTAMP:20260607T190609
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SUMMARY:Webinar: Pest Exclusion Fencing  with Leonard Pollara
DESCRIPTION:NOFA-NJ is offering a new webinar “Pest Exclusion Fencing” on Tuesday\, September 23rd at 8 p.m. EST. Livestock and pest exclusion fencing specialist Len Pollara will be giving this webinar presentation. Len will discuss how to match the fencing with your needs\, installation tips\, applications\, where to source materials\, and construction. Fence styles\, fundamentals of fence construction\, post and wire types and setting\, and specific tips for various goals will be covered. A question and answer session will close-out the webinar. For more information and to register\, click here.\n\nLeonard Pollara is an organic farmer\, IOIA certified inspector\, and international farm and business consultant. He has over 40 years of experience in farming a fully integrated holistic family farm including livestock\, poultry\, field crops\, small grain\, flowers\, vegetables\, herbs and fruit\, on-farm processing\, market development\, product development\, and maintaining organic certification.\n\nThis webinar is available to anyone with a computer that has internet access and audio speakers or a telephone. Pre-registration is required. Space is limited. Details for accessing the live webinar content will be provided after registration is complete. This workshop is sponsored in part by the Beginning Farmer and Rancher Development Program of the National Institute of Food and Agriculture\, USDA\, Grant #2011-49400-30739.
URL:https://www.buylocalfood.org/event/webinar-pest-exclusion-fencing-with-leonard-pollara/
LOCATION:MA
CATEGORIES:Farmer Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20140925T183000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20140925T200000
DTSTAMP:20260607T190609
CREATED:20140821T221945Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20140821T222208Z
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SUMMARY:Northeast Beginning Farmer Network Webinar: Planning to Stay in Business
DESCRIPTION:Thursday evenings\, Sept 25 – Oct 30\, 6:30-8pm\nThis course\, taught by an experienced farmer and a Cornell Cooperative Extension educator\, is 6 weeks long and consists of weekly webinars followed by homework\, readings\, and discussions in an online setting. By the end of this fast-paced course\, you will have the majority of your business plan completed. The cost is $200\, and multiple people from the same farm may participate without paying extra. Click here for more on the course learning objectives\, instructors\, and outline. This course is one of 12 online courses offered over the next year by the Cornell Small Farms Program. For a full listing of courses\, click here.
URL:https://www.buylocalfood.org/event/northeast-beginning-farmer-network-webinar-planning-to-stay-in-business/
LOCATION:MA
CATEGORIES:Farmer Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20140927T130000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20140927T160000
DTSTAMP:20260607T190609
CREATED:20140912T231106Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20140912T231206Z
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SUMMARY:Growing Grains in Massachusetts
DESCRIPTION:Have you ever still been hungry after eating a big\, homegrown salad and wished that you grew something more…substantial?  Grains and beans can be grown and harvested at any scale to add diversity to your dinner table\, CSA share\, farm stand\, and crop rotation. Come to Alprilla Farm to learn how we grow and process wheat\, barley\, flint corn\, popcorn\, and dry beans as part of a soil building\, organic crop rotation with vegetables. NOFA/Mass presents this workshop\, hosted and led by Noah Kellerman of Alprilla Farm. Growers of all levels of experience and all scales of production are welcome! A farm tour and discussion will be followed by locally grown pizza from our wood fired cobb oven. Please feel free to bring something to share. Pre-registration is required. To register and for more info\, click here. \n:: \nAbout the instructor: Noah Kellerman grew up in Essex at Alprilla Farm. Since graduating from Hampshire College in 2011\, he has run an ecological vegetable farm\, and recently began growing wheat and barley as part of the farm’s crop rotation.
URL:https://www.buylocalfood.org/event/growing-grains-in-massachusetts/
LOCATION:Alprilla Farm\, Essex\, MA
CATEGORIES:Community Events,Farmer Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20141001T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20141001T210000
DTSTAMP:20260607T190609
CREATED:20140918T020041Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20140918T020112Z
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SUMMARY:Introduction to Wholesale Selling
DESCRIPTION:CISA’s Local Hero Program and Berkshire Grown invite you to this great wholesale selling workshop.  Have you been wondering whether you should sell wholesale or been considering expanding your wholesale business? Do you know what the expectations are if you do? This workshop will provide you with an understanding of what wholesaling options exist\, what is expected\, and resources to help you wholesale successfully. Learn from other farmers – Caroline Pam of The Kitchen Garden and Laura Meister of Farm Girl Farm – and from regional buyers and distributors at Berkshire Organics and Black River Produce. They will share their knowledge and experience so you can make the leap from direct sales to wholesale selling. Please RSVP to Jamie Paxton at jamie.paxton@gmail.com or call 914-980-0258. The class is free and dinner will be provided. \nThis workshop is supported by individual contributors\, members\, and the Specialty Crop Block Grant Program at the USDA through grant 12-25-B-1676. Its contents are solely the responsibility of the authors and do not necessarily represent the official views of the USDA.
URL:https://www.buylocalfood.org/event/introduction-to-wholesale-selling/
LOCATION:Starving Artist Café\, 40 Main Street\, Lee
CATEGORIES:CISA Events,Farmer Events,CISA Workshops for Businesses
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20141003
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20141005
DTSTAMP:20260607T190609
CREATED:20140812T180612Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20140812T180657Z
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SUMMARY:2014 Cornell Sheep and Goat Symposium
DESCRIPTION:The 2014 Cornell Sheep & Goat Symposium will be held on Friday and Saturday 3 and 4 October. The hands-on activities Friday will start with a tour of the Cornell Sheep Farm and explanation of ongoing research and management. The Saturday sessions will be in Morrison Hall on the Cornell Campus\, Ithaca\, NY. Dr. Dave Thomas from the University of Wisconsin\, Madison will give the opening talk on sheep dairying in North America. He will also give a later talk on dairy sheep research at the Univ. of Wisconsin. Other topics include\n\n• Creating a Fibershed for New York – Helen Trejo\, Graduate Student\, Cornell Apparel & Design\n\n• Integrative Parasite Management – Katherine Petersson\, Associate Professor\, University of Rhode Island; Anne Zajac\, D.V.M.\, Virginia/Maryland Regional College of Veterinary Medicine at Virginia Tech; Dwight Bowman\, Professor\, Cornell University; Jan Liotta\, Cornell University; tatiana Stanton and Mike Thonney\, Cornell University\n\n• Expanding your grazing capacity – Don Wild\, Wild Acres Family Farm/King’s AgriSeeds\, past NRCS grazing specialist and Ben Wood\, Pinecroft Farms LLC.\n\n• Setting up a herd or flock management program and how your veterinarian can help – Professor Mary Smith\, D.V.M.\, Cornell University.\n\n• Control of coyote depredation in NY – Martin Lowney\, USDA APHIS Wildlife Services.\n\n• Keys to successful goat dairy management – Rene’ DeLeeuw\, Farm Manager\, Ayers Brook Goat Dairy\, Vermont Creamery Demonstration Dairy.\n\n• Genotypes of Cornell Dorset and Finnsheep compared with commercial Romneys for the ability to lamb out of season – Christian Posbergh\, Undergraduate Honors Student\, Cornell University.\n\n• Managing pastures for organic goat & sheep production – Jim Kotcon\, Associate Professor\, West Virginia University.\n\n• Biology of maternal behavior at lambing time – Natasha Pettifor\, PhD Candidate\, Cornell University.
URL:https://www.buylocalfood.org/event/2014-cornell-sheep-and-goat-symposium/
LOCATION:Cornell University Campus\, Ithaca\, NY
CATEGORIES:Farmer Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20141005T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20141005T180000
DTSTAMP:20260607T190609
CREATED:20140908T235233Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20140908T235716Z
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SUMMARY:Barley Fest
DESCRIPTION:Bring your family out to celebrate the harvest and Valley Malt’s anniversary! \nMalt House Tours\n10am—Noon\nValley Malt\, 27 Middle St \nMusic\, Food & Beer\nNoon—6pm\nYoung Men’s Club\, 183 East St \nAdmission is $10 for adults and kids are free.\nAll the ingredients necessary for a good time\n\nLive Music: featuring Acoustic Brew and Fat Bradley\nWood-fired pizza by The Laughing Tomato\nSausages by Starwurst\nBounce house\nRock-climbing wall\nAntique tractors \nBaggo Tournament\nand much more. . .\n\nFeatured Brewers and their Beers\n\nCambridge Brewing Company: Great Pumpkin\nGreenpoint Beer and Ale Co: Multigrain Saison aged in Long Island Winery Barrel\, Milk and Honey (American Blonde with NYS 6-Row\, NY Wildflower Honey\, lactose and Chamomile)\nThrowback Brewery: Chai Porter\nWormtown Brewery: ALS Farmhouse Ale\nBrooklyn Brewery: Greenmarket Wheat\n\n\n\n\nFor more information and to register\, click here.
URL:https://www.buylocalfood.org/event/11333/
LOCATION:Valley Malt\, Hadley\, MA
CATEGORIES:Community Events,Farmer Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20141006T113000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20141006T133000
DTSTAMP:20260607T190609
CREATED:20141003T200445Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20141003T200445Z
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SUMMARY:Free Recycling Collection for Agricultural Plastics
DESCRIPTION:The Franklin County Solid Waste Management District has received grant funding to conduct\na recycling collection for agricultural plastic. Permanent collection sites should be operational\nby December in Charlemont\, Deerfield\, Greenfield\, and Wendell. In the meantime\, collection events will be held on October 6th and October 20th. \nAcceptable for recycling: bale wrap\, silage cover\, greenhouse film\, maple tubing and drip tape \nNot acceptable for recycling: twine\, netting\, black plastic mulch\, fumigation plastic\, row cover\, pots and trays \nPlease follow these directions to ensure we can recycle your plastic:\nStep #1: Shake it out\, shake off gravel\, sand and loose dirt. Shake off organic material.\nStep #2: Cut greenhouse film\, maple tubing\, and drip tape into 4’ lengths so it will fit in the baler. Cut all taps and connectors off maple tubing.\nStep #3: Keep your plastic dry. You can deliver your plastic in sacks or loose but we must be able to unload and handle it. \n**You must enter through the back gate off Petty Plain Rd to Cumberland Rd. Petty Plain Road is off Wisdom Way near the Fairgrounds Main Gate. Go to the end of Cumberland Rd. and through the gate. Collection will be across from the main building.
URL:https://www.buylocalfood.org/event/free-recycling-collection-for-agricultural-plastics/
LOCATION:Greenfield Transfer Station\, back gate off Petty Plain Rd\, Greenfield\, MA\, 01301\, United States
CATEGORIES:Farmer Events
ORGANIZER;CN="Jan Ameen":MAILTO:fcswmd@crocker.com
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20141007T173000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20141007T202000
DTSTAMP:20260607T190609
CREATED:20140812T210239Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20140814T213905Z
UID:11086-1412703000-1412713200@www.buylocalfood.org
SUMMARY:Creating Farm and Food Co-ops- Non-credit course at GCC
DESCRIPTION:Explores cooperative member-owned business models (co-ops) and their various forms of democratic ownership with a focus on the local food economy. Students form groups and receive mentorship in creating their own co-op enterprise with the goals of strengthening food security\, sustainability\, and/or food access. \nMeets Tuesdays 5:30-8:20p from 10/7 – 11/11. \nClick here for more information.
URL:https://www.buylocalfood.org/event/creating-farm-and-food-co-ops/
LOCATION:MA
CATEGORIES:Community Events,Farmer Events
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20141008
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20141009
DTSTAMP:20260607T190609
CREATED:20140930T220338Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20140930T220338Z
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SUMMARY:Yoga for Farmers\, Gardeners and Landscapers
DESCRIPTION:Wind down the season with greater comfort in your body and clarity in your mind! This 6 week series of yoga exercise will include: core strengthening to create a strong back\, gentle stretching poses to create a healthy range-of-motion\, basic posture exercises to ensure good body habits in daily movement\, as well as meditation and breath work to calm and clear the mind. No prior yoga experience is necessary. Please bring your own yoga mat!\n\n\n\nDetails:\n\n\nWhen:  Wednesday evenings at 5 pm Oct. 8th-November 12th\n Drop in rate: $12 per class\nPay for all 6 classes in advance and receive a discount!\n($60 for the series): $10 per class\n\n\nTo Register\, please contact Annie at yogaforfarmers@gmail.com\n\n\nAbout the Teacher: Annie Sussman currently works for Old Friends Farm in Amherst. She has been studying yoga for the past 10 years\, and received her yoga teacher certification from the Nosara Yoga Institute in Costa Rica. Annie holds a B.A degree in dance and a M.A.T degree in education. She enjoys feeling connected to the land through farming\, and connected to her body through the practice of yoga! 
URL:https://www.buylocalfood.org/event/yoga-for-farmers-gardeners-and-landscapers/
LOCATION:Bramble Hill Farm\, 593 S. Pleasant St. \, Amherst\, MA
CATEGORIES:Community Events,Farmer Events
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20141011T100000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20141011T160000
DTSTAMP:20260607T190609
CREATED:20141010T220810Z
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SUMMARY:Annual Apple Harvest Festival at Clarkdale Fruit Farms
DESCRIPTION:Join Clarkdale this Sunday from 10am-4pm for apple and cider samples. Morris Dancers will perform at 10:30\, and Pumpkin Man will make his return to oversee the festivities. There will also be a selection of gourds\, squash\, and pumpkins for decorating. Apple Cider is fresh-pressed and available by the jug only at the farm or on the menu at Greenfield Coffee\, Brass Buckle\, Alvah Stone\, and Hope & Olive. Check the website or on Facebook for more information.
URL:https://www.buylocalfood.org/event/annual-apple-harvest-festival-at-clarkdale-fruit-farms/
LOCATION:Clarkdale Fruit Farms\, 303 Upper Rd\, \, Deerfield\, MA\, 01342\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community Events,Farmer Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20141016T160000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20141016T190000
DTSTAMP:20260607T190609
CREATED:20141010T174448Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20141010T203802Z
UID:11565-1413475200-1413486000@www.buylocalfood.org
SUMMARY:Franklin County CDC's Annual Meeting
DESCRIPTION:Join the Franklin County Community Development Corporation for Inspiring Entrepreneurs\, Great Local Food and Drinks\, a fun party! They’ll look back over 35 years of providing counsel\, capital and connections in Western Massachusetts and take a peek at the bright future. Click here for more information and to RSVP
URL:https://www.buylocalfood.org/event/franklin-county-community-development-corporations-annual-meetingfranklin-county-community-development-corporation/
LOCATION:MA
CATEGORIES:Community Events,Farmer Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20141018T110000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20141018T140000
DTSTAMP:20260607T190609
CREATED:20140915T210318Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20140915T210354Z
UID:11407-1413630000-1413640800@www.buylocalfood.org
SUMMARY:Mount Grace 28th Annual Meeting
DESCRIPTION:Join Mount Grace and our hosts at The Farm School. Shanna Cleveland\, a staff attorney with the Conservation Law Foundation who is working on issues surrounding the environmental impact of the proposed Tennessee Gas pipeline\, will be the 2014 featured speaker.  Lunch will be catered by Diemand Farm with honey ginger chicken (locally raised) or vegetable lasagna with garden salad and ziti-feta salad and apple crisp.  Vegan and gluten free entrees are also available.  Lunch is $25.00 per person and may be ordered through your RSVP (to do so\, click  here).
URL:https://www.buylocalfood.org/event/mount-grace-28th-annual-meeting/
LOCATION:MA
CATEGORIES:Community Events,Farmer Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20141019T070000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20141019T120000
DTSTAMP:20260607T190609
CREATED:20140912T234059Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20140912T234129Z
UID:11390-1413702000-1413720000@www.buylocalfood.org
SUMMARY:2nd Annual Tractor Ride & Barbecue
DESCRIPTION:Hosted by the Hampshire County Farm Bureau\, the tractor ride & BBQ will be rain or shine! Pre-registration required by October 12th to reserve food. The ride will begin at The Hatfield Farm Museum and food will follow at the Hatfield Lion’s Club Pavilion. Please register by emailing HCFBMA@comcast.net or calling 413-584-7898. \nSchedule of Events:\n7:00am: Grounds Open \n7:00-9:00am: Registration \n9:15am:Drivers’ Meeting \n9:30am: Ride departs \nBBQ at the Lions’ Club Pavilion\, Hatfield\, MA. \n:: \nTractor drivers must have a valid driver’s license. No riders are permitted on the tractors\, drivers only. Other rules and regulations apply\, please see the registration form for more details.
URL:https://www.buylocalfood.org/event/2nd-annual-tractor-ride-barbecue/
LOCATION:The Hatfield Farm Museum\, Billings Way\, Hatfield\, MA
CATEGORIES:Community Events,Farmer Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20141019T110000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20141019T170000
DTSTAMP:20260607T190609
CREATED:20140925T170600Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20141008T220115Z
UID:11448-1413716400-1413738000@www.buylocalfood.org
SUMMARY:Kestrel Trust 5K for Farmland
DESCRIPTION:Support Kestrel Trust‘s 6th annual 5K run or 2M walk from the Hadley Common through historic farmland on a flat\, fast scenic course. Chip Timed 5K! All proceeds from the race help the Kestrel Land Trust preserve local farmland. Commemorative 5K for Farmland pint glasses for first 300 registrants. RUN\, WALK\, or SHOP for the Kestrel Land Trust- after the race\, there will be a farmers’ market festival with a local beer garden and live music! Fresh salad greens\, crunchy fall apples\, grass fed lamb\, sweet carrots\, farm baked pies\, and more! Click here for more information and to register.
URL:https://www.buylocalfood.org/event/6th-annual-5k-for-farmland/
LOCATION:MA
CATEGORIES:Community Events,Farmer Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20141020T113000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20141020T133000
DTSTAMP:20260607T190609
CREATED:20141003T200719Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20141003T200742Z
UID:11518-1413804600-1413811800@www.buylocalfood.org
SUMMARY:Free Recycling Collection for Agricultural Plastics
DESCRIPTION:The Franklin County Solid Waste Management District has received grant funding to conduct\na recycling collection for agricultural plastic. Permanent collection sites should be operational\nby December in Charlemont\, Deerfield\, Greenfield\, and Wendell. In the meantime\, collection events will be held on October 6th and October 20th. \nAcceptable for recycling: bale wrap\, silage cover\, greenhouse film\, maple tubing and drip tape \nNot acceptable for recycling: twine\, netting\, black plastic mulch\, fumigation plastic\, row cover\, pots and trays \nPlease follow these directions to ensure we can recycle your plastic:\nStep #1: Shake it out\, shake off gravel\, sand and loose dirt. Shake off organic material.\nStep #2: Cut greenhouse film\, maple tubing\, and drip tape into 4’ lengths so it will fit in the baler. Cut all taps and connectors off maple tubing.\nStep #3: Keep your plastic dry. You can deliver your plastic in sacks or loose but we must be able to unload and handle it. \n**You must enter through the back gate off Petty Plain Rd to Cumberland Rd. Petty Plain Road is off Wisdom Way near the Fairgrounds Main Gate. Go to the end of Cumberland Rd. and through the gate. Collection will be across from the main building.
URL:https://www.buylocalfood.org/event/free-recycling-collection-for-agricultural-plastics-2/
LOCATION:Greenfield Transfer Station\, back gate off Petty Plain Rd\, Greenfield\, MA\, 01301\, United States
CATEGORIES:Farmer Events
ORGANIZER;CN="Jan Ameen":MAILTO:fcswmd@crocker.com
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20141021T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20141021T150000
DTSTAMP:20260607T190609
CREATED:20141014T181745Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20141014T181745Z
UID:11627-1413885600-1413903600@www.buylocalfood.org
SUMMARY:NOFA-NY Field Days: Organic Disease Management in (Another!) Wet Year
DESCRIPTION:This month\, NOFA-NY\, along with researchers and industry personnel\, will present a workshop in Geneva\, NY on organic vegetable production methods.  NOFA-NY Fruit & Vegetable Coordinator Maryellen Sheehan urges vegetable growers to make use of these opportunities to learn from experts in organic disease and pest management.  “It’s so important to assess what worked (and didn’t) in the past season\, and to be prepared for upcoming challenges.  So much of organic production is about prevention and preparation\, so growers should be thinking now about what techniques they’re going to use.  What better way to start that line of thinking than to hear the latest information from researchers and other growers?” \nDid you have a rough disease year in your fields?  Did bacteria\, fungi\, and assorted plant pathogens have you (and your veggies) down?  Come join NOFA-NY\, Cornell researchers and educators\, and your fellow farmers to discuss what worked\, what didn’t\, and what plans we can make for better control and crops in the future!  This intensive workshop will discuss some of the worst disease challenges facing NYS organic growers in 2014 as well as the strategies that had the most impact controlling them.  Discussion will cover bacterial issues\, fungal diseases\, and soil borne pathogens in the morning\, before moving on to discuss late blight monitoring\, forecasting\, and managing in the afternoon.  Bring your questions\, your success stories\, and your challenges to hash out this difficult growing season and leave with the resources and information to plan effective organic disease management strategies for the future! \nRegistration: To pre-register\, click here or call Stephanie at 585-271-1979 ext. 509. Pre-registration is encouraged and closes at 4pm on October 17th. After this\, registration will be taken at the event- please arrive 15 minutes early to walk-in register. \nThis program is sponsored by NOFA-NY through NYSDAM Specialty Crop Block Grant.
URL:https://www.buylocalfood.org/event/nofa-ny-field-days-organic-disease-management-in-another-wet-year/
LOCATION:Jordan Hall Auditorium\, 614 W. North St.\, Geneva\, NY \, 14456 
CATEGORIES:Farmer Events
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20141024
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20141025
DTSTAMP:20260607T190609
CREATED:20140807T201207Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20140807T202149Z
UID:11039-1414108800-1414195199@www.buylocalfood.org
SUMMARY:Food Day 2014!
DESCRIPTION:Food Justice Focus of Fourth Annual Food Day – Thousands of Events from Coast to Coast Planned for October 24\n\nCheck out the Facebook page and blog for more information about Food Day in Massachusetts!\n\nWASHINGTON—Justice throughout the food chain—from farm workers to child consumers—will be a special focus for the fourth annual Food Day\, as will increasing Americans’ access to healthful food. Culminating on October 24\, Food Day is an event that organizers hope will inspire many Americans to improve their own diets and work toward solving food-related problems at the local\, state\, and national level. Started by the nonprofit Center for Science in the Public Interest and other food leaders in 2011\, Food Day quickly grew to 5\,000 events from coast to coast last year alone.\n\nThe Food Chain Workers Alliance\, a national coalition of 23 organizations that represent over 280\,000 workers that farm\, produce\, pack\, transport\, cook\, serve\, and sell food will be using Food Day to bring awareness to consumers about food justice. The Alliance will join Food Day and CSPI in Washington\, D.C.\, on October 24 for a panel focused on justice and equity for farm and food workers as well as farmers. At the event\, the Alliance will also announce the winner of its competition for the most creative message to explain why raising the minimum wage is important to food workers. Alliance member organizations around the country will also hold events and actions on Food Day to build awareness about injustices done to workers in the food chain.\n\n“For us\, Food Day is a great opportunity to show the connections between the challenges facing workers in the food system\, public health\, the environment\, and access to healthy food\,” said Joann Lo\, executive director of the Food Chain Workers Alliance. “We know that by working together with others who care about these multitudes of issues\, we can transform the system into one that is just and healthy for all.”\n\nOrganizers of Food Day have adopted “Real Food\, Just Food” as the slogan for 2014.\n\n“Food justice goes beyond improving working conditions for farm and restaurant workers. The issue of justice even extends to children\, who are bombarded with advertising for highly processed junk foods\,” said Michael Jacobson\, CSPI executive director and Food Day founder.\n\nOther Food Day events aim to bring families together to enjoy sustainable food. In the nation’s capital\, the National Geographic Museum will host a Harvest Festival on October 25\, featuring hands-on\, family-friendly activities and demonstrations run by chefs\, local nonprofits\, and others. The Harvest Festival is part of National Geographic’s larger cross-platform initiative exploring all things food. On October 16th\, National Geographic Museum will open its Food: Our Global Kitchen exhibition\, which will run through February 22.\n\nFor the fourth year in a row\, organizers of the Well FED Savannah Food Day Festival will draw thousands of Georgians to an outdoor celebration of locally grown food\, heritage\, healthy eating\, and sustainability. In 2013\, some 15\,000 people attended the free public festival\, which features live music\, exhibitors\, vendors\, and dozens of free workshops.\n\nSome food companies are participating in Food Day also. In October\, Bon Appétit Management Company will roll out a sugar-awareness campaign companywide at hundreds of corporate and university locations in 32 states. Through visual displays\, taste tests\, and handouts\, they aim to show where added sweeteners hide in everyday foods.\n\nAcross the country\, conferences\, summits\, and other events devoted to mobilizing support for improved food policies are being organized. The Tulsa Food Security Coalition will host a 2014 Food Access Summit in celebration of Food Day. The San Antonio Food Policy Conference will take place on October 24 and continue for a second day of field trips of October 25.\n\nIn Berkeley\, Calif.\, organizers will use Food Day to mobilize in support of a November ballot question asking for the adoption of a one-cent-per-ounce tax on sugar drinks sold in the city. The idea is to use the tax revenues to restore funding to school and community nutrition education programs\, including Farm Fresh Choice and Berkeley’s celebrated school garden and cooking programs.\n\nIn Detroit\, Michigan\, the Fair Food Network\, the Detroit Lions\, Eastern Market Corporation\, and other organizations will convene on at Detroit’s famed Eastern Market and celebrate Food Day with a morning teaching about fresh\, healthy eating and supporting area farmers\, while elevating resources like Fair Food Network’s statewide healthy food incentive program\, Double Up Food Bucks. Lions executive chef\, Joe Nader\, will be on-hand with lunch and a cooking demonstration using seasonal fresh produce purchased directly from Eastern Market farmers.\n\nHealth Care Without Harm is encouraging health care facilities nationwide to celebrate Food Day by serving meat and poultry raised without routine antibiotics. By signing up on Health Care Without Harm’s website\, hospitals\, clinics\, and other health care facilities can show their commitment to building a healthy and sustainable food system.\n\nFood Chains\, the documentary film on the grassroots movement to support farmworker rights produced by Eva Longoria and Eric Schlosser\, will be joining Food Day as well. The film will be galvanizing its campaign partners around an online day of action to support the CIW’s Fair Food Program\, which ensures safe working conditions and basic human rights for Florida’s tomato pickers. Food Chains opens nationwide on November 21.\n\n“Most Americans want to have healthier diets\, and Food Day is a great opportunity to break a bad habit or to start new\, healthy habits with their own diets\,” said Lilia Smelkova\, Food Day national coordinator. “At thousands of Food Day events\, in the news\, and on social media we want to connect the dots between the food on people’s plates and their health\, the environment\, and the lives of the people who produce it.”
URL:https://www.buylocalfood.org/event/food-day-2014/
LOCATION:Nationwide events
CATEGORIES:Community Events,Farmer Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20141025T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20141025T160000
DTSTAMP:20260607T190609
CREATED:20141017T222956Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20141017T223224Z
UID:11798-1414238400-1414252800@www.buylocalfood.org
SUMMARY:Fall Festival at the Hampshire College Farm
DESCRIPTION:Come down to the Hampshire College Farm for an afternoon of live music\, local food\, and fun for all! Students\, families\, friends\, and community members are all invited to this free event during Family and Friends Weekend! Parking is located on West Street behind the admissions building. Walk through the woods to the farm for… \nHay rides\, farm tours\, games\, pumpkin painting\, crafts\, demos\, and… \nFood\nFeast on piping hot slices of Laughing Tomato Wood Fired Mobile Pizza featuring Hampshire Farm produce!\nSelect your favorite toppings for local Hatfield-grown popcorn at Bon Appetit’s Popcorn Barn!\nEnjoy regionally renowned donuts from Atkins Farm along with local hot cider! \nMusic\nEnjoy the classic crooning of blues phenom Eli Catlin and amazing alumni Americana tunes by Ephemeral Stringband! \nMakers Market\nfeaturing local artisans:\nTaproot Threads\nSweet Caroline Wools\nSam’s Wooden Bowls\nArt Bug Illustrations\nBatiks by Susan Dayall\nand more! \nPLUS…visitors will have a chance to learn about and contribute to the farm’s strategic planning efforts. Tell us what the Hampshire College Farm means to YOU! \nFollowing the Festival will be a Community Contra Dance at the Red Barn from 4-6:30pm \n*Parking in lot behind the Admissions building on West Street
URL:https://www.buylocalfood.org/event/fall-festival-at-the-hampshire-college-farm/
LOCATION:Hampshire College Farm\, 793 West Street\, Amherst\, MA 01002
CATEGORIES:Community Events,Farmer Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20141025T160000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20141025T183000
DTSTAMP:20260607T190609
CREATED:20141017T223848Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20141017T223848Z
UID:11806-1414252800-1414261800@www.buylocalfood.org
SUMMARY:Community Contra Dance at Hampshire College
DESCRIPTION:Following the events of the Hampshire College Farm Fall Festival\, join students and community members for live music and dancing at the Red Barn at Hampshire.
URL:https://www.buylocalfood.org/event/community-contra-dance-at-hampshire-college/
LOCATION:Hampshire College Red Barn\, 893 West St (Rt 116)\, Amherst\, MA 01002
CATEGORIES:Community Events,Farmer Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20141030T130000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20141030T170000
DTSTAMP:20260607T190609
CREATED:20141014T182112Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20141014T182112Z
UID:11640-1414674000-1414688400@www.buylocalfood.org
SUMMARY:NOFA-NY Field Days: Organic Brassica School
DESCRIPTION:As brassica season winds down\, join NOFA-NY\, Cornell researchers and educators\, and Bejo Seeds to discuss all things Brassica!  This intensive workshop begins with Jan van der Heide of Bejo discussing brassica cultivation from managing crops to reduce disease and insect pressure\, through selecting varieties that complement your farm’s soil fertility limitations or insect and disease pressure.  NYS IPM Coordinator Abby Seaman and Cornell Plant Pathology’s Chris Smart will discuss monitoring and organic controls for flea beetles\, Swede midge\, cabbage worms\, black rot\, and more\, and Cornell Horticulture’s Thomas Bjorkman will close the session with an examination and discussion of market opportunities and the economics of fresh-market organic broccoli.  After the workshop\, farmers are welcome to check out Bejo’s late fall plantings and demonstration gardens. \nRegistration: To pre-register\, click here or call Stephanie at 585-271-1979 ext. 509. Pre-registration is encouraged and closes at 4pm on October 27th. After this\, registration will be taken at the event- please arrive 15 minutes early to walk-in register. \nThis program is sponsored by NOFA-NY through NYSDAM Specialty Crop Block Grant.
URL:https://www.buylocalfood.org/event/nofa-ny-field-days-organic-brassica-school/
LOCATION:Bejo Seeds\,\, 1088 Healey Rd.\, \, Geneva\, NY \, 14456
CATEGORIES:Farmer Events
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20141031
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20141103
DTSTAMP:20260607T190609
CREATED:20141009T203303Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20141009T203303Z
UID:11556-1414713600-1414972799@www.buylocalfood.org
SUMMARY:20th Annual Franklin County Cider Days
DESCRIPTION:October 31st – November 2nd\, 2014\nCiderDays is a community event celebrating all things apples in Franklin County\, Massachusetts. 2014 marks the 20th year of this event and there will be three days (Friday night October 31st and two full days on November 1st and 2nd) of orchard tours\, cidermaking and tastings\, workshops and much more. This year\, to celebrate twenty years of CiderDays\, we’re adding a Special 20th Anniversary Reception featuring Western Massachusetts hard ciders on Friday night. \nCiderDays is for all who love apples\, fresh or hard cider\, apple cuisine\, apple orchards or just being in New England in the fall. There is a charge for some of the activities but there is no admission for many of the activities at local orchards or for the workshops or Marketplace at the Shelburne Buckland Community Center in Shelburne Falls (from 10 AM – 4 PM on Saturday). \nClick here for the full website & schedule.
URL:https://www.buylocalfood.org/event/20th-annual-franklin-county-cider-days/
LOCATION:Farm and Cider Parlors throughout Franklin County
CATEGORIES:Community Events,Farmer Events
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20141101
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20141103
DTSTAMP:20260607T190609
CREATED:20141010T220317Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20141010T220317Z
UID:11616-1414800000-1414972799@www.buylocalfood.org
SUMMARY:5th Annual New England Fiber Festival
DESCRIPTION:The Fiber Festival of New England offers fun for the whole family. There will be demonstrations\, shopping\, a fleece sale\, fashion show\, and more! Call 413-205-5011 with questions or visit the website or Facebook.
URL:https://www.buylocalfood.org/event/5th-annual-new-england-fiber-festival/
LOCATION:MA
CATEGORIES:Community Events,Farmer Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20141102T130000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20141102T150000
DTSTAMP:20260607T190609
CREATED:20141023T173548Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20141023T173548Z
UID:11874-1414933200-1414940400@www.buylocalfood.org
SUMMARY:Annual New England Emu Association Meeting
DESCRIPTION:The New England Emu Association is hosting an annual meeting to have roundtable discussions addressing the top questions in emu farming and the industry as a whole. Farmers who may be interested in farming emu are invited to attend this great opportunity to network and learn about emu.  Seating will be limited however\, so participants must contact Dee Dee Mares to hold your spot.
URL:https://www.buylocalfood.org/event/annual-new-england-emu-association-meeting/
LOCATION:MA
CATEGORIES:Farmer Events
ORGANIZER;CN="Dee Dee Mares":MAILTO:deedee@allaboutemu.com 
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