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2nd Annual Northeast Kingdom Farm & Food Summit

Saturday, April 14, 2012 from 9:00 AM to 5:30 PM (EDT)

Jay, United States

2nd Annual Northeast Kingdom Farm & Food Summit

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2nd Annual Northeast Kingdom

Farm & Food Summit

 

SATURDAY APRIL 14, 2012

at the new conference center at the Hotel Jay at Jay Peak Resort

 

An entire day of workshops and presentations for Northeast Kingdom Farmers & Food Producers.  Lunch is included and will be provided by Jay Peak Resort.  In keeping with the event, lunch will feature many locally produced foods. 

New this year...a Northeast Kingdom Tasting & Networking Event where attendees can sample and purchase (cash only) locally produced specialty foods, wines, cheeses, and more from 4 - 5:30 pm.  

Pre-registration is required with a suggested donation of  $10 per person (includes presentations, lunch, and the NEK Tasting/Networking).  Space is limited so please register SOON and no later than March 31st. 

 

Should you need to cancel, please call 802-626-8511 or email Assist@TraveltheKingdom.com so that your space can be made available to someone else.

All registrants will receive a complete list of workshops with times and descriptions prior to the event.

 

 

WORKSHOPS/PRESENTATIONS INCLUDE:

 

Monitoring the Soil Resource to Achieve Production, Water Quality and Flood Regulation Outcomes -  Abe Collins of Collins Grazing and New Soil Quantum and Heather Davis, Food System Monitoring & Evaluation Research Associate at the Center for an Agricultural Economy

 

Diversified Agriculture - Eric Paris of Tamarlane Farms & The Lyndon Freighthouse

 

DiginVermont.com – Opening a Web Portal on Vermont’s Food and Agricultural Experiences - Alyssa Nathanson of Vermont Agriculture and Culinary Tourism Council (VtACT)and Eleanor Leger of Eden Ice Cider and the Northeast Kingdom Tasting Center 

 

Food Safety Regulations and Best Practices for Farmers Markets - Londa Nwadike of UVM Extension

 

The Journey & Lessons of Suburban Homesteaders - Markey Read & Tim King of Honey Dew Homestead

 

Close the Loop! Northeast Kingdom: Strategy session on developing community-based composting programs in the NEK- Tom Gilbert and Noah Fishman of Highfields Center for Composting

 

How Food Hubs are Helping Support Communities Access Local Food - Abbey Willard, Local Food Administrator and Katherine Simms, Executive Director, Green Mountain Farm to School

 

Financing the Community Supported Farm  -  Ben Waterman of UVM Center for Sustainable Agriculture and Kristina Michelsen, Attorney at Law

 

Vermont Food Venture Center:  A New Opportunity - George Keener, Elena Gustavson, and Annie Rowell of the Center for an Agricultural Economy

 

Raising Backyard Chickens & Chicken Tractors - Markey Read & Tim King of Honey Dew Homestead

 

To Market, To Market: Starting a Value-Added Food Business - Heidi Krantz of the VT Small Business Development Center, Center for an Agricultural Economy, and Vermont Food Venture Center with Janice Blair of Vermont Kale Chips, Michelle Guenard of Michelle's Specialty Foods, and Linda Fox of Sumptuous Syrups of Vermont

 

Newport. Fresh by Nature. Campaign Connecting Local Farms with Downtown Newport Restaurants - Presented By Patricia M Sears, Executive Director of Newport City Renaissance Corporation with Steve Breault, Co-Owner of Newport Natural Food Market & Café, and Chris Venegas of Green Mountain Farm Direct.

 

Vermont Working Landscape Enterprise Campaign - Paul Costello of Vermont Working Landscape Partnership and the Vermont Council on Rural Development

 

Vermont-Raised Meat: Opportunities for Growing the Local Livestock Industry - Panel members include Jenn Colby (Vermont Pasture Network); Sam Fuller (NOFA-VT), Shirley Richardson (VT Chevon Meats); Janet Steward (Greenfield Highland Beef); Sean Buchanan (Black River Produce). Moderated by Chelsea Bardot Lewis of the VT Agency of Agriculture.

 

Using Community Farming to Build “Hyperlocal” Food Systems - Jennifer Black and Khristopher Flack of Fresh Start Community Farm

 

Marketing on a Shoestring: Harnessing Free Social Media Tools to Promote Your Sustainable Business - Alison Kosakowski, Marketing and Promotions Administrator (and farmer), VT Agency of Agriculture

 

 

For more information, please contact Northeast Kingdom Travel & Tourism Association at 802-626-8511 or Assist@TraveltheKingdom.com

 

 

 

 

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830 Jay Peak Rd.
Jay, 05859

Saturday, April 14, 2012 from 9:00 AM to 5:30 PM (EDT)


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