Movie arsenal

[Melissa Campbell]

I know this is more of a disscusion forum thing, but I wanted more people to be able to see my post,

I would like help compiling an arsenal of movies, so far I have:

Food Inc.
The world according to Monsanto
King Corn
The end of suburbia
Big River

I'm working on an idea........to send movies to those who would use them to have a movie showing in their area. I imagine I will need to contact the makers of the movies to see if I can legally do this. I want to make copies and give them away for free. Any thoughts, suggestions or someone who would like to work on this with me?

Thanks,
Melissa C.

[Melissa Campbell]

Note to self: Fresh and the Futrue of food.

[Melissa Campbell]

For the Huston extensions one? It looks like it is already in the video section, if that is the one you are talking about.

[Dick Nugent]

How do I upload the Utube link below to the movie arsenal?

[Dick Nugent]

Wal-Mart contributed money and workers for our garden. They also supplied potting soil and peat moss on several occasions. Its a smart move to get publicity helping to feed the poor.

[Master Gardeners ofGreene County]

That's just the surface Melissa... but it's a good start! Glad you find it informative.

[Melissa Campbell]

I didn't know there were so many movies out there.........

[Melissa Campbell]

Thank you Nat ") I did not know about this newsletter.

[Melissa Campbell]

Way to go Dick N.

Wal-Mart? how did they help?

[Master Gardeners ofGreene County]

Melissa,

You'll have to check with copyrights. Each will be a little different and you might be surprised at how different they are.

Have you seen the Our Kitchen Garden Newsletter? The newsletter goes with the Vegetable Demonstration Garden at the MG Garden at Nathanael Greene Park. This month's issue includes the titles, descriptions, web links, and ISBN numbers for 24 food/garden related documentaries. Check it out, you might find it informative.

http://extension.missouri.edu/greene/mgg/ourkitchengarden.htm

[Dick Nugent]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h4miy7MrPMY&feature=channel

This is a photo history of the beginning of the Houston Community Garden Project, Houston Missouri