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Food Safety San Diego Style
Food Safety San Diego Style
ABSTRACT: Authentic Food Safety
is a byproduct of supporting local
organic farmers everywhere.
Inauthentic Food Safety attempts to
fix a broken system of Agricutlure by
regulating large and small farmers
at the same level. This potential burdens
the small farmer who may be inpacted
by #s510 The (FDA) Food Safety Modernization Act.
Date: 4/26/2010 3:37:23 AM ( 14 y ) ... viewed 1204 times
What does Food Safety look like
San Diego style?
What does Food Security look like
San Diego style?
They pretty much look the same.
The root of both is support for your local farmer
and making sure that the farmer who is growing your own
food is a personal friend.
In San Diego, a city that can grow food, not only for every person
living within its boundaries, but export food (God Forbid!) to other
nearby cities, such as Los Angeles, about 100 miles away, we can
provide our citizenry with real food.
Real Food, what is that?
There are two kinds of food, according to KT Beet MS, the World's
foremost authority on Earth Based Homeland Security. KT Beet, of course
is our Czarina of Foods, none other that the humble beet known
in Facebook social networking circles for short as Keep Beet.
KT Beet is also Keep The Beet Media Star, The World's First Talking Beet Plant, the ally of Jerome Ringo, one of our nation's foremost
environment advocates.
The two had a reunion recently, the man from Louisiana, and the
Beet from the Enchanted Garden, at the SDSU Greenfest, a five day
yearly, educational and fun time for the nation's #1 party school
as well as flagship for sustainable living, according to Mr. Ringo.
Jerome Ringo said that when he gave a talk
at a reception in his honor, April 22, 2010 in the new alumni
center next to the Aztec Sports Complex, the former hangout
site for Marshall Fulk, one of San Diego's leading running backs
of social justice in our city.
It was Marshall you may recall, who put San Diego on the national
map. Now a days, we have a new AS quarterback in charge of
GreenLove at SDSU, none other than Grant Mack, incoming
Associated Students (AS) president, one of the engineers behind
the most successful Greenfest to date on Montezuma Mesa.
Whoa! Says Keep The Beet, back up!
What do you mean, Marshall Fauk, social justice advocate?
Let's us review, before we get into the meat and potatoes
of Food Safety San Diego Style.
WHO WAS MARSHALL FAULK,
SDSU ALUMNI?
I brought him aloe vera when he had
an bruise once. The year, I made friends
with a number of the team players.
I was developing an urban shaman relationship
with the team.
THIS YEAR I SEE MARSHALL FAULK,
of SAN DIEGO
tending his name and some funds to help raise
$18 Miillion for Carver High School in the 9th Ward
of New Orleans.
KT BEET tells me that Fields of Dreams are planting
with Seeds, local and organic. So there will be a bridge
to this wonderful project.
Here is a note about the Project
http://www.9thwardfieldofdreams.com/our-story/
CULTIVATING FOOD JUSTICE ON THE FOOTBALL FIELD
OF DREAMS
Current state of food awareness among football
fan enthusiasts.
The Farmers Market at Qualcomm Stadium
project.
MARHALL FAULK PHILANTHOPHIES
http://www.sportsphilanthropy.com/content/index.php?pid=156
RELATED BLOGS AND LINKS
http://newscenter.sdsu.edu/sdsuniverse/news.aspx?s=70752
2010 CULTIVATING FOOD JUSTICE CONFERENCE
ON FACEBOOK
This is the One Beet. Many Pulses
on line 2010 Cultivating Food Justice Site
sponsored by Food Not Lawns San Diego.
Leslie Goldman of the Beet Keepers
is the main administrator of this site.
http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=435552440541&ref=ts
ONLINE RESOURCES FOR THE 2010 CULTIVATING FOOD JUSTICE
CONFERENCE APRIL 24-25, 2010
http://curezone.com/blogs/fm.asp?i=1608718
PLANT YOUR DREAM BLOG INDEX FOR 2010 CULTIVATING FOOD
JUSTICE CONFERENCE PLANT YOUR DREAM BLOGS
http://curezone.com/blogs/fm.asp?i=1604193
LESLIE GOLDMAN @ 2010 CULTIVATING FOOD JUSTICE
CONFERENCE
http://curezone.com/blogs/fm.asp?i=1598722
THE BASICS OF URBAN HOMESTEADING WORKSHOP
is 10-11:15 AM on Saturday, April 24, 2010
http://curezone.org/blogs/fm.asp?i=1603416
SDSU GREENFEST ACTIVITIES
http://as.sdsu.edu/greenfest/index.html
SDSU EARTH DAY
http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=114921325186751&ref=ts
Time:
1:35 AM
2:50 AM, more...
3:20 laying this aside.
incomplete...
I will contact Marshall Faulk later.
April 26, 2010
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