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  • From: Leigh <lh AT pressroom.com>
  • To: "Market Farming" <market-farming AT franklin.oit.unc.edu>
  • Subject: Re: Food of the Future
  • Date: Fri, 29 Mar 2002 08:00:28 -0500

Title: Re: [market-farming] Food of the Future
Jill,
It's nice that you found some good news.  I was to busy fuming over this from the Bush's recent USDA nomination.


A SATURDAY FOOD CHAIN RELEASE FROM METROFARM.COM
(NOTE:  a special request for your assistance follows this release.)
There are simply too many farmers!  At least, that seems to be the contention of Undersecretary of Agriculture for Rural Development nominee Thomas Dorr.  His solution?  Replace family-scaled farms with 225,000-acre giants and reduce rural America to 1 farm for every 350 square miles.
This Saturday morning at 9am Pacific on AM 1080 KSCO, AM 1340 KOMY, AM 1480 KGOE and 107.5KMPH, the Saturday Food Chain with Michael Olson hosts Iowa farmers Darrel Bailey and George Naylor for a conversation about the Dorr nomination for Undersecretary of Agriculture for Rural Development.  Topics include a profile of Thomas Dorr from his neighboring Iowa farmers; what the  industrialization of agriculture means to rural America; and the security issues raised when many farm families are replaced by few farm corporations.
Listeners are invited to call the live program with questions and comments at 831-479-1080 or 831-477-1340.  If you are unable to receive these radio stations, YOU CAN LISTEN to the Food Chain as a live stream or as a recorded archive by logging on the radio page at www.metrofarm.com.
You can also share your thoughts on this subject at the discussion group: http://bbs.cartserver.com/bbs/p/2466/index.cgi.
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NOTE:  The Saturday Food Chain is now available via satellite to radio stations throughout the United States and Canada.  Please help with the dissemination of the program by copying the hotlink below and emailing it to the Program Director of your favorite newstalk radio station.  Tell her or him how much you would like to hear the Food Chain in your area:
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