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Kathy Vimont commented on George Deatz's blog post Ozark Locavore: Resources will help you eat locally
"Hi George,
More ideas for local food sources (no matter where you live):
www.eatwild.com National clearinghouse for all things grass-fed
www.realmilk.com Arm of the Weston A. Price Foundation -- your source for local…"
Ruell Chappell commented on Kathy Vimont's blog post Specific Things You Can Do to Help Build Your Local Economy -- Starting Today, Right Now!
"There are many things about gardening and food production that are beneficial. However, the economics and the sustainability that floats all boats is my focus. If we grow food and sell food locally, not only do we create local food…"
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Specific Things You Can Do to Help Build Your Local Economy -- Starting Today, Right Now!
Do you talk to people who are waking up, but don't know where to start? Here's a succinct article with a beautiful graphic on it to send all over the place, or print out and hand to folks. It even includes links to more specific information. Let's spread this around!…See More
Kathy Vimont posted an event
What's Up With the New Food Bill, and How Will It Affect My Food Choices? at Springfield Livestock Marketing Center
January 18, 2011 from 7pm to 9pm
Do you know how the new Food Safety Modernization Act will affect you? Will it do what its proponents say it will, or will it negatively impact your right to produce and choose your own food? This meeting is organized by the Greater Ozarks Property Rights Congress. Our guest speaker will be Doreen Hannes, a nationally known expert on the National Animal ID System. She will educate us about this new bill and the expected outcomes of its provisions. Q & A will follow, so bring your questions.
Kathy Vimont replied to peter hartman's discussion raw milk
"Hi Peter,
You can call Pasture Nectar Farm at 417-461-7277. We're in Mt. Vernon. Raw milk is our specialty. We also have grass-fed beef and milk-fed pork."
Kathy Vimont replied to Joe Tittiger's discussion Viability of selling to big box stores in the group Farmers & Ranchers
"My sentiments exactly. While I support the idea of promoting local production, we run the risk of eliminating the competition (local stores). I like Ruell's idea of not contracting with Wal-Mart. We must support the local stores, and give them…"
Galen Chadwick commented on Kathy Vimont's blog post Results of Get-To-Know-Your-Neighbor Picnic at Pasture Nectar Farm
"Although we reached Pasture Nectar farms right at the end of the gathering, I still got to meet several wonderful and vibrant families. One farmer said he'd be very interested in forming a producers' operated delivery system as part of the…"
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Results of Get-To-Know-Your-Neighbor Picnic at Pasture Nectar Farm
I've posted a couple of photos of our neighborhood picnic held last Saturday at Pasture Nectar Farm (the Lawrence County Gateway farm). What a great day weather-wise! I hear the 1st Annual WFNA 5K Trail Run had an excellent turnout as well. We pulled our farm wagon into the front yard to put the food on - it was delicious! The turnout was not huge, but the smaller numbers really helped us get to know those neighbors who came better than with a large crowd. The children played, made new friends…See More
Galen Chadwick commented on Kathy Vimont's blog post Have you held your know-your-neighbor event yet?
"Kathi,
The pot luck gathering at Pasture Nectars this Saturday
represented another leading moment the rural restoration awakening.
I am inspired by the bold leadership, and participation of, your entire family.
Restoring a regional food supply…"
Kathy Vimont posted a blog post
Have you held your know-your-neighbor event yet?
This is Kathy from the Lawrence County Gateway Farm, aka Pasture Nectar. One of the foundations of the WFNA plan is to build community. Remember the motto: Your best defense in hard times is a well fed neighbor. So, do you know your neighbors.....well enough to check in on them from time to time? How about knowing them so well that you can spot a vehicle in their drive that doesn't belong there? Do they know and trust you well enough to have you keep an eye on their house while they're on…See More
Kathy Vimont replied to ThePopp's discussion Site Improvements.
"I second Joseph's Page exactly (and it's now September 2010). The 2-sentence opener at the top of the news page helps, but we really need an 'About WFNA' button with a page of classic Galen and Ruell...what are the…"
Kathy Vimont posted a blog post
Heads up - SB 1619 will force people out of rural areas into cities
Folks, this is already accomplished in Singapore...the second highest population density in the world. The outcomes of this bill are anathema to the Well Fed Neighbor plan. One of our goals is to re-populate the rural areas with producers, not stack everyone up in high-rises. Please pay attention to what this bill is trying to accomplish and oppose it. http://www.blacklistednews.com/news-10631-0-15-15--.htmlThank you, Eric…See More
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Specific Things You Can Do to Help Build Your Local Economy -- Starting Today, Right Now!
Do you talk to people who are waking up, but don't know where to start? Here's a succinct article with a beautiful graphic on it to send all over the place, or print out and hand to folks. It even includes links to more specific information. Let's spread this around!…
ContinuePosted on March 1, 2011 at 11:51am — 1 Comment
Results of Get-To-Know-Your-Neighbor Picnic at Pasture Nectar Farm
I've posted a couple of photos of our neighborhood picnic held last Saturday at Pasture Nectar Farm (the Lawrence County Gateway farm). What a great day weather-wise! I hear the 1st Annual WFNA 5K Trail Run had an excellent turnout as well.
We pulled our farm wagon into the front yard to put the food on - it was delicious! The turnout was not huge, but the smaller numbers really helped us get to know those neighbors who came better than with a large crowd. The children played, made… Continue
We pulled our farm wagon into the front yard to put the food on - it was delicious! The turnout was not huge, but the smaller numbers really helped us get to know those neighbors who came better than with a large crowd. The children played, made… Continue
Posted on October 18, 2010 at 12:40pm — 1 Comment
Have you held your know-your-neighbor event yet?
This is Kathy from the Lawrence County Gateway Farm, aka Pasture Nectar. One of the foundations of the WFNA plan is to build community. Remember the motto: Your best defense in hard times is a well fed neighbor. So, do you know your neighbors.....well enough to check in on them from time to time? How about knowing them so well that you can spot a vehicle in their drive that doesn't belong there? Do they know and trust you well enough to have you keep an eye on their house while they're on… Continue
Posted on October 14, 2010 at 12:47am — 2 Comments
Heads up - SB 1619 will force people out of rural areas into cities
Folks, this is already accomplished in Singapore...the second highest population density in the world. The outcomes of this bill are anathema to the Well Fed Neighbor plan. One of our goals is to re-populate the rural areas with producers, not stack everyone up in high-rises. Please pay attention to what this bill is trying to accomplish and oppose it. …
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Posted on September 21, 2010 at 12:54pm
Comment Wall (2 comments)
- At 8:32pm on September 8, 2010,
Ruth Ann said… - Freshly picked from the yard, lightly steamed with a little bit of olive oil and sea salt, doesn't get any better than that!
- At 8:16pm on May 17, 2010,
Julie Blackard said… - Hi Kathy!! It's Julie Blackard. Welcome! Nice to see you on here. :)
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