Sunday,
April 25, 2010
at the 2010 Cultivating Food Justice Conferebce

Parking Lot Structure 8
off of Canyon Crest Drive,
From highway 8, go south on College,
Turn West and park,
Storm Hall is right nearby Parking lot
structure 8.




1:00 - 2:15 / Workshop Session 5 (1:15 minutes)

Creating Community Gardens: Get Involved in Starting, Advocating,
and Building a Garden in Your Neighborhood

Storm Hall 142

Amy Lint, Bilal Muya, Beth Mercurio, Noeuth Ith, Rich MacGurn
The interest in community gardens for San Diego is now flourishing! Everyone seems to want them, but what is the process for establishing a garden and whose responsibility is it? Learn about some of the challenges faced and success stories by existing community gardens and how you can get involved to start a garden where you live.


THE FULL PROGRAM SCHEDULE HERE
FOR APRIL 24-25, 2010

http://www.sdfoodjustice.org/workshops.php

KEYNOTE BARRY LOGAN
OF LA MILPA ORGANICA FARM
speak at 2:30=3:45 PM
location, check at registration
outside parking lot 8



Barry Logan is a local San Diego food hero
to many. He is part of the La Milpa Organica Farm
Community. He goes the extra mile to practice principles
of growing food for people more than profit.
His business model is food and friendship first.
He places nutrition per acre over profit per ace.

His experience as a local grower connected to eaters,
students and healthy food policy activists
point out the need for change if truly San DIego is going
to feed its people and adjust to current trends
that may bring a local food crisis.
Logan sees Big Ag, as we know it now,
as problematic. Find out why. And hear about
the changes he sees that could make it possible for
small farmers to not only survive but thrive
locally for the good of all.
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Press contact
Leslie Goldman
619,384.2631
lesliegoldman1@mac.com


 

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