Many people nationwide are choosing a life of straw
hats and manure-stained shovels. Being so close to nature is personally
satisfying and can also be profitable for them, as consumer demand
rises for locally grown and organic produce grows. ( CS Monitor)
CSAs Rodale Institute
That's definately true, commonground. There are groups such as ours here in NC called SlowFoodPiedmont(.org) where those who support the movement are getting together for more elaborate projects that will get the message out to more people. (That's part of slowfoodusa.com) Joining the revolution is my sister and myself, and many of our friends and colleagues.
Great posts, great links. Thanks!
Posted by: Mandie | February 21, 2006 at 05:20 PM