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Janet Happy Thanksgiving ROC! We are thankful for the work you do.

Roots of Change Thanks for places like Bi-Rite in SF, which according to ROC Fellow Anya Fernald, "shows how we could redevelop a regional food system in the Bay Area."
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Sam Mogannam stays in constant motion as he zips through Bi-Rite Market, the San Francisco grocery that has been in his family since the 1960s - answering questions, exchanging hugs with customers, and showing off the store's densely packed inventory and locavore credentials.

Elaine Thank you Chef Evan Kleiman for introducing me to this organization.

Roots of Change Click below to send a message of thanks to the USDA for their new focus on local food production and help us to keep the momentum going. (and our thanks to you if you've already acted)
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We’ve seen unbelievable changes at the federal level in the past year. A White House organic garden and a USDA program that supports the rebuilding of local and regional food systems seemed ...

Roots of Change Roots of Change President Michael Dimock writes about Thanksgiving, activism, and the USDA.
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Roots of Change (ROC) is a collaborative of diverse leaders and institutions which are unified in a common pursuit of achieving a sustainable food system in California by 2030.

Roots of Change Interested in learning more about innovations in the California food system, check out ROC's latest profile on George Work, a 3rd generation rancher/farmer and innovator from southern Monterey County.
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ROC connected with George Work in 2007 when he joined twenty-seven leaders from various food system sectors throughout the state as the first class of ROC Fellows

Roots of Change Stand up for local food - help Roots of Change send a message to the the USDA.
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We’ve seen unbelievable changes at the federal level in the past year. A White House organic garden and a USDA program that supports the rebuilding of local and regional food systems seemed ...

Nadia It all starts with awareness and then trying each day to live more green.

Leeloo Parks there is trouble signing the action petition at:
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We’ve seen unbelievable changes at the federal level in the past year. A White House organic garden and a USDA program that supports the rebuilding of local and regional food systems seemed ...

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Fresno County farmer John Diener has been awarded Californias 2009 Leopold Conservation Award.

Roots of Change ROC connected with Vance Russell in 2007 when he joined twenty-seven leaders from various food system sectors throughout the state as the first class of ROC Fellows. Learn more about Vance and how his organization, Audubon California's Landowner Stewardship Program, is currently working to positively impact climate change and agriculture.
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Roots of Change (ROC) is a collaborative of diverse leaders and institutions which are unified in a common pursuit of achieving a sustainable food system in California by 2030.

Roots of Change Editorial by Sen. Dean Florez, D-Shafter (Kern County), the majority leader in the state Senate.
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Each time another food-borne pathogen cuts a swath across America, we righteously seek out the culprit for what amounts to a public flogging.

Roots of Change Act now - by clicking on the link below - to send a message to USDA Secretary Tom Vilsack and Deputy Secretary Kathleen Merrigan to make local food more accessible to more people and to expand local food programs.
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We’ve seen unbelievable changes at the federal level in the past year. A White House organic garden and a USDA program that supports the rebuilding of local and regional food systems seemed ...



























