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First Person: Three Organic Reasons To Visit Policy Makers in D.C.

Posted on April 8, 2015 by FamilyFarmed

The week that organic advocates descend upon Capitol Hill has come to be regarded as Organic Week in D.C., and for good reason. We always have a battalion of organic stakeholders armed with expert knowledge and a passion for the organic community.

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Posted in Farm Bill, Federal farm subsidies, Food education, Food policy, Good Food business development, Good Food Festivals, Good Food movement, Good Food Policymaking, Natural food and products industry, Organic farming, Sustainable food systemsTagged FamilyFarmed, farm policy, federal farm policy, federal food policy, federal organics policy, Food Policy, food policy making, Good Food Festival & Conference, Organic Trade Association, UNFI, United Natural FoodsLeave a comment

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Ten Delicious Facts About Chicago Good Food

Rick Bayless Demo at GFFC

Family Farmed is proud of the blossoming Good Food movement in our hometown of Chicago, so we put together a list of 10 Delicious Facts about Good Food in the Windy City (click on the photo to read the article). We want our readers to know what's happening in your hometown, too! If you would like to contribute a column about your Good Food scene, please contact bob@familyfarmed.org

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