A member supported non-profit organization working to integrate healthy, sustainable and locally grown food into the lives of all Georgians.
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- Founded:
- 1997
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- FRUIT TREE SALE
Atlanta Community Food Bank
Saturday, January 23 at 9:00am
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Riverview Farm Volunteer Work Day 12/19/09Created about 2 weeks ago
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Georgia Organics Georgia Organics is moving! Right now we're packing up. Tomorrow is moving day, wish us luck with the weather.
Georgia Organics Farmer D Organics is having a Fruiting Tree and Berry Workshop on January 17. Good opportunity to learn how to grow your own fruit before our Incredible Edible, Grow-It-Yourself, Fruit Tree, Vine and Berry Bush Sale http://bit.ly/8FByq7
Location:Briarcliff Garden Center
Time:1:00PM Sunday, January 17th
Georgia Organics Georgia Trend's 2009 Silver Spoon awards features some of our best friends and supporters. (Oh yeah, great chefs too!)
www.georgiatrend.com
The first to suffer, the last to recover – restaurants are leading economic indicators for both the worst of our current fiscal crisis, and, many hope, the way out of it.
Georgia Organics Pleased to announce that for the first time ever, the GO Conference Farmers Feast will feature all local wines: Montaluce, Persimmon Creek, Tiger Mountain, Shannon Vineyard, and Still Pond. Check them out and support our local wine AGRIculture as it really starts to "grow" here in GA.
januaryminiseries.eventbrite.com
The Funny Farm presents January Gardening mini-series @ The Funny Farm -- Stone Mountain, GA
Georgia Organics http://ow.ly/SIx7 Pressure rises to stop antibiotics in agriculture
Georgia Organics GREAT article on some school gardens in Savannah.
savannahnow.com
In Yiddish, it's called beshert, something that's meant to be.
Georgia Organics Only 4 days left for members to register for the Georgia Organics Conference http://ow.ly/SGmD
Georgia Organics Watch out, "Daily Show" guest tonight is Michael Pollan.
Georgia Organics Working on a how-to guide for participating online during the 13th Annual Georgia Organics Conference
Georgia Organics
"Farming full time is a lot of physical labor, and I enjoy social media
for the short breaks I can take. I don’t watch television and I spend
so much of my life either outside or in the kitchen. I rarely see
people, speak mostly to animals, and social media gives me a little
human contact."
www.zacharyadamcohen.com
Lisa Richards of Mack Hill Farm is interviewed by Ulla Kjarval a food blogger, designer and farmer about how farms can use social media to tell their stories, embrace the community and help their business
Georgia Organics http://ow.ly/P1te BizWeek: Local food plays much more critical role in economic dev than previously thought. SNAP
Georgia Organics "If you think local foods are more expensive than their conventional counterparts, think again." - Study
www.leopold.iastate.edu
AMES, Iowa -- If you think local foods are more expensive than their conventional counterparts, think again. Research conducted last summer by the Leopold Center for Sustainable Agriculture shows few differences ...
Georgia Organics Macon Telegraph: Longleaf pines may help combat climate change, study finds.
www.macon.com
Its the season for celebrating pine trees, and some scientists say theyve found a new reason to celebrate the Southeasts not-so-conical longleaf pine: It could help the region cope with climate change.
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