This past November, I was a lucky delegate from our Slow Food chapter to Terra Madre, a biennial gathering of 5,000 delegates from every corner of the globe to share their stories and learn from each other on behalf of the earth, farming, and biodiversity. It is a huge coming-together…
We’d like to acknowledge the following people and institutions (and many others unnamed here) for their support in making the Press a successful operation in 2014: The Western Sonoma County Historical Society and the Farm Committee of the Luther Burbank Experiment Farm, for hosting us at the lovely Farm for the…
You can now order your Slow Wine Guide You 2022! 🐌🍷
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Meet Sonoma County vintners featured in 2022 ‘Slow Wine Guide USA’
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“Our defining criterion is no use of synthetic herbicides,” says the editor of “Slow Wine Guide USA 2022.” Wineries must pass a site visit and a farming audit.Sonoma county imports over 90% of its food… it also exports over 90% of its agriculture products. Alcohol ain’t food. Old growth oak trees, legacy orchards, and great farm land has been replaced by elitest vineyards. There’s nothing to celebrate here. A handful of folks are making buckets of cash while the working class struggles to put food on the table.
Sustainable Seafood Guide | NAMA: Northwest Atlantic Marine Alliance
Sustainable Seafood Guide | NAMA: Northwest Atlantic Marine Alliance
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Find a pdf copy of the guide here. Purpose of this Guide This guide aims to provide a high-level overview of the seafood landscape in order to empower folks in making seafood purchasing decisions. It...Joy Amidst a Pandemic: Sharing Seeds • Slow Food USA
Joy Amidst a Pandemic: Sharing Seeds • Slow Food USA
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Joy Amidst a Pandemic: Sharing SeedsMay 19, 2022 | Biodiversity, Chapter Highlight, Slow Food Chapters, Slow SeedBy Michelle DiMuzio, Communications Coordinator When the pandemic broke out, the fragil...
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