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Michael Burns | 5 Aug 2011 05:51
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Free Online Tool for Farmers Markets


Hi All!

Hope all is well wherever you are.

Just wanted to tell you about our latest tool; we are really excited about it since it has been a couple years in the making.

Farming Faces is a tool for markets (and other groups of farmers) to set-up a mini-website that maps the vendors at their market and includes a live feed that connects to each farmer's facebook, twitter, a blog (if available). The idea is that these sites will be kept constantly "fresh" by capitalizing on the tools that are already being used.

I grew up on a farm and ran a CSA myself, so I know how hard it is to fit marketing in between all the other activities on a farm. We didn't want to create another point of failure and another "job" for farmers, so the Farming Faces sites will maximize the return on investment for the marketing time that farmers can spend on it.

Best of all, this service is *free* in support the other work we do with farmers. This service will remain free although we will add advanced paid services in the future.

Farmers market managers we have shown this to so far are really impressed with how easy it is to use and what a powerful tool it is to market their farmers. Just seeing a map of where all their vendors come from is really interesting because they have never had a way to create a comprehensive map before.

If you want to see an example check this one out:

Get more info and sign-up for a tour of the service at:

We look forward to your feedback!

-Simon Huntley
Lead Developer. Small Farm Central, LLC
Websites and ecommerce for direct-marketing farmers
http://www.smallfarmcentral.com
412-567-3864

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<div>Hope all is well wherever you are.</div>
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<div>Just wanted to tell you about our latest tool; we are really excited about it since it has been a couple years in the making.</div>
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<div>Farming Faces is a tool for markets (and other groups of farmers) to set-up a mini-website that maps the vendors at their market and includes a live feed that connects to each farmer's facebook, twitter, a blog (if available). The idea is that these sites will be kept constantly "fresh" by capitalizing on the tools that are already being used.</div> <div><br></div>
<div>I grew up on a farm and ran a CSA myself, so I know how hard it is to fit marketing in between all the other activities on a farm. We didn't want to create another point of failure and another "job" for farmers, so the Farming Faces sites will maximize the return on investment for the marketing time that farmers can spend on it.</div> <div><br></div>
<div>Best of all, this service is *free* in support the other work we do with farmers. This service will remain free although we will add advanced paid services in the future.</div>
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<div>Farmers market managers we have shown this to so far are really impressed with how easy it is to use and what a powerful tool it is to market their farmers. Just seeing a map of where all their vendors come from is really interesting because they have never had a way to create a comprehensive map before.</div> <div><br></div>
<div>If you want to see an example check this one out:</div>
<div><a href="http://pittsburghpublic.farmingfaces.com/">http://pittsburghpublic.farmingfaces.com</a></div>
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<div>Get more info and sign-up for a tour of the service at:</div> <div><a href="http://www.smallfarmcentral.com/farmingfaces">http://www.smallfarmcentral.com/farmingfaces</a></div>
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<div>We look forward to your feedback!</div>
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Shira Golding | 8 Aug 2011 22:54
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Fwd: great opportunity for permaculturist or organic farmer or farming couple

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Date: August 8, 2011 4:49:19 PM EDT
Subject: [sustainable_tompkins-l] great opportunity for permaculturist or organic farmer or farming couple
Reply-To: "Sustainability in Tompkins County" <sustainable_tompkins-l-Re1fH9pVRcMibAbXQ5Tkjg@public.gmane.org>

Partner wanted for new farm

We’re looking for a farmer / farm couple with expertise in any of vegetables, berries, fruit, mushrooms, medicinal herbs and / or livestock to help re-create a farm, preferably using permaculture principles, on this 150-year-old former dairy farm. It’s 200 acres, about 50 acres pasture / meadow, most of the rest forest, in East Meredith, NY (Delaware County, near Delhi / Oneonta).

There’s plenty of water, sun and worms. The barn is no more. The land is organic (unofficially). Would like to develop a relationship beginning with rent or lease, leading to some kind of cooperative arrangement.

This is a unique opportunity for the right people to establish an operation from scratch. To discuss possibilities, please call Carl Arnold at 718 788 5944 or 607 278 5820, or e-mail resume and letter to carlarnold-ee4meeAH724@public.gmane.org.


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Sandra Repp | 8 Aug 2011 23:54
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8/24: Identifying Summer Diseases of Garden Vegetables

Identifying Summer Diseases of Garden Vegetables
Wednesday, Aug. 24, 6:30-8:30 pm
at Cornell Cooperative Extension of Tompkins County, 615 Willow Avenue, Ithaca NY
 
Diseases affecting vegetables can be difficult to identify, particularly in tomatoes, potatoes, and cucurbits, and are especially challenging when issues like drought and nutritional deficiencies occur.  Dr. Thomas Zitter, Cornell University plant pathologist, will lead this workshop for the home gardener.  Dr. Zitter will show fresh samples or color images, and will discuss detection and identification of summer vegetable diseases, and possible control measures.   Fee: $5/person, please pre-register.  Call Cornell Cooperative Extension of Tompkins County at 607-272-2292 for more information or to reserve a seat. 

Map & details:
http://ccetompkins.org/calendar/11/04/18/identifying-summer-diseases-vegetables-your-garden
 
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Identifying Summer Diseases of Garden Vegetables <br>
Wednesday, Aug. 24, 6:30-8:30 pm<br>at Cornell Cooperative Extension of Tompkins County, 615 Willow
Avenue, Ithaca NY<br>&nbsp;<br>
Diseases affecting vegetables can be difficult to identify, particularly
in tomatoes, potatoes, and cucurbits, and are especially challenging when
issues like drought and nutritional deficiencies occur.&nbsp; Dr. Thomas
Zitter, Cornell University plant pathologist, will lead this workshop for
the home gardener.&nbsp; Dr. Zitter will show fresh samples or color
images, and will discuss detection and identification of summer vegetable
diseases, and possible control measures.&nbsp;&nbsp; Fee: $5/person,
please pre-register.&nbsp; Call Cornell Cooperative Extension of Tompkins
County at 607-272-2292 for more information or to reserve a seat.&nbsp;
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Map &amp; details:<br><a href="http://ccetompkins.org/calendar/11/04/18/identifying-summer-diseases-vegetables-your-garden" eudora="autourl">
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Sandra Repp | 12 Aug 2011 14:37
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CCE Master Gardener Training, Sept. 13-Nov. 8


Aug. 11, 2011 Press Release     
Contact: Pat Curran, 272-2292
For Immediate Release

The Master Gardener Program of Tompkins County Cornell Cooperative Extension announces that applications will now be accepted for the fall 2011 Master Gardener training. Master Gardeners are Cooperative Extension volunteers who receive training in horticulture and related subjects, and in return, use their volunteer time to assist the Horticulture Program at Extension in its outreach efforts. The MG training begins Sept. 13 and runs through Nov. 8 and is scheduled mainly for Tuesdays afternoons and evenings during that time.

To receive more information and/or an application, please contact Pat Curran, Horticulture Manager, at 607-272-2292, or at pc21-HmMyXyqgL2CVc3sceRu5cw@public.gmane.org
Please include your full name, mailing address, telephone number(s), and e-mail address
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Aug. 11, 2011 Press
Release&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;<br>
Contact: Pat Curran, 272-2292<br>
For Immediate Release<br><br>
The Master Gardener Program of Tompkins County Cornell Cooperative
Extension announces that applications will now be accepted for the fall
2011 Master Gardener training. Master Gardeners are Cooperative Extension
volunteers who receive training in horticulture and related subjects, and
in return, use their volunteer time to assist the Horticulture Program at
Extension in its outreach efforts. The MG training begins Sept. 13 and
runs through Nov. 8 and is scheduled mainly for Tuesdays afternoons and
evenings during that time.<br><br>
To receive more information and/or an application, please contact Pat
Curran, Horticulture Manager, at 607-272-2292, or at
pc21@...<br>Please include your full name, mailing address, telephone
number(s), and e-mail address</div>
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kUDZO Agbeve | 15 Aug 2011 14:01
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Re: CCE Master Gardener Training, Sept. 13-Nov. 8

Can Ghanaians/Africans apply for this course?

On 8/12/11, Sandra Repp <sjr37@...> wrote:
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> Aug. 11, 2011 Press Release
> Contact: Pat Curran, 272-2292
> For Immediate Release
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> The Master Gardener Program of Tompkins County Cornell Cooperative
> Extension announces that applications will now be accepted for the
> fall 2011 Master Gardener training. Master Gardeners are Cooperative
> Extension volunteers who receive training in horticulture and related
> subjects, and in return, use their volunteer time to assist the
> Horticulture Program at Extension in its outreach efforts. The MG
> training begins Sept. 13 and runs through Nov. 8 and is scheduled
> mainly for Tuesdays afternoons and evenings during that time.
>
> To receive more information and/or an application, please contact Pat
> Curran, Horticulture Manager, at 607-272-2292, or at pc21@...
> Please include your full name, mailing address, telephone number(s),
> and e-mail address

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Shira Golding | 16 Aug 2011 21:46
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Sunday Aug 21: Share Tompkins Community Swap Meet at Joanie and Ian’s Place

Joanie Cartier and Ian Jones are graciously offering their yard for a  
summertime swap!

Sunday, August 21, 3-6pm
213 First Street, Ithaca, NY

RSVP on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=188951944504977

Things to bring for trading/swapping/bartering​/giving away:
Clothes, toys, food, books, electronics, plants, tools, housewares and  
anything else you want to share!

This event is a little different than others because our hosts are  
willing to donate all of the leftovers – but please don’t unload  
your junk on them!

Since this is a neighborhood swap meet, feel free to bring some  
potluck food, your family and friends, and stay awhile.

Call McKenzie at 717-903-4871 with any questions.

Hope to see you there!

Share Tompkins: http://sharetompkins.wordp​ress.com

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Shira Golding | 18 Aug 2011 15:22
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8/25: Share Tompkins Visioning Meeting

Share Tompkins Visioning Meeting

Thursday, August 25, 6-8pm
Owl Cafe above Autumn Leaves book store
115 The Commons
Ithaca, New York

RSVP on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=245494768815650

Share Tompkins has been going strong now for over two years! During  
that time, we've had an event almost every month and we have really  
energized local sharing culture. More and more groups are organizing  
swaps both in partnership with and independently of Share Tompkins and  
now there is a new locally-produced website called Swidjit (http://swidjit.com/ithaca 
) that makes sharing and bartering online even easier for our  
community. Along the way, we've been featured in the New York Times,  
Yes! Magazine and Positive News and were recognized as a "Sign of  
Sustainability" by Sustainable Tompkins.

So what's next? We could keep doing more of the same, but those of us  
who are core event organizers are getting a bit fatigued, so others  
would have to really step up to run these gatherings. Alternatively,  
we could focus more on promoting other groups' events and perhaps  
organize only one or two Really Really Free Markets and/or Swaps a  
year. Another thing that I'd like to offer is more "meta" events in  
which we discuss strategies for bartering effectively and attempt to  
ignite more sharing groups like toolshares, resilience circles, etc.

There are, of course, lots of other things we could do. So we're  
having a meeting to see where people's energy is and move forward with  
a collective vision!

Please feel welcome to come and participate even if you have never  
been to an organizers' meeting before!

- Shira :)

Share Tompkins: http://sharetompkins.wordpress.com
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Sequoya | 18 Aug 2011 23:36
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land and cabin for sale

Dear Friends,
 
I apologize for any cross posting, but want to make sure that you all know that I am looking to sell my land and cabin in the Finger Lakes National Forest. It is the most amazingly secluded and peaceful situation in the region, although not very accessible once the snow flies.
 
You can find details and photos at www.SoaringSpirit1.org/moving_on  Since I will be out of touch by early September, I would love to give the potential next stewards a personal tour of the place before then. In any case, I've developed an owner's manual detailing all of the specialized systems and appliances here.
 
Feel free to share this information with any like-minded folks. Thank you!--Susan Wiener
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<div>I apologize for any cross posting, but want to make sure that you all know that I am looking to sell my land and cabin in the Finger Lakes National Forest. It is the most amazingly secluded and peaceful situation in the region, although not very accessible once the snow flies. </div>
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<div>You can find details and photos at <a href="http://www.SoaringSpirit1.org/moving_on">www.SoaringSpirit1.org/moving_on</a>&nbsp; Since I will be out of touch by early September, I would love to give the potential next stewards a personal tour of the place before then. In any case, I've developed an owner's manual detailing all of the specialized systems and appliances here.</div>
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<div>Feel free to share this information with any like-minded folks. Thank you!--Susan Wiener</div>
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Common Circle Education | 19 Aug 2011 02:04

Joanna Macy & Larry Korn - Regenerative Leadership and Urban Permaculture Design Certification Program - Los Altos, CA

Hello friends,

We're deeply honored to announce an incredible course with Larry
Korn (www.larrykorn.net), Joanna Macy (www.joannamacy.net) and
Kevin Danaher (www.greenfestivals.com) at the stunningly beautiful
Hidden Villa (www.hiddenvilla.org) -- combining Urban Permaculture
Design, Regenerative Leadership and The Work That Reconnects
(www.joannamacy.net/theworkthatreconnects.html)

With powerful instructors and a deeply rich curriculum grounded
in social/urban/suburuban permaculture and regenerative
leadership, this is the most powerful and complete permaculture
training available.  As the nation's leadership, sustainable
living and permaculture school, Common Circle Education changes
people's lives.  Join us to build the life you've always wanted
and the world where all beings thrive.

"Common Circle's Permaculture Design course was a genuine heart
and mind opening experience. If you are interested in finding
how you can be part of the life giving earth healing solution
in today's global ecological and social crisis this course
gives you an in depth and extensive overview of what it takes
to make it happen. "  - Jessica M, Course Graduate

-- More info  <at>  http://www.commoncircle.com/pdc --

Join an unforgettable program in leadership, permaculture and
sustainable design in California with the world's most renowned
instructors and change your life, your community and your
planet.  Not only do Common Circle Education courses offer the
most complete curriculum of any similar course, but the people
who come to the programs make this the most powerful leadership
training offered anywhere.

What:   Permaculture Design & Regenerative Leadership Certification
Who:    Larry Korn (www.larrykorn.net)
        Joanna Macy (www.joannamacy.net)
        Kevin Danaher (www.greenfestivals.com)
Where:  The incredible Hidden Villa, Los Altos Hills, California
        see www.hiddenvilla.org to get a sense of the
        incredible retreat site where we hold these life-
        changing programs!
When:   October 23 - November 4th

-- Sign up before August 31st and bring a friend FREE! --
-- or come by yourself and take $1000 off tuition --
-- Payment plans as low as $200/month available! --

-- More info  <at>  http://www.commoncircle.com/pdc --

During the workshop, we will talk about:

* Smart nature-inspired design principles
* Rainwater catchment and storage
* Greywater - smart water re-use with plant filters
* Food forests & garden design for food abundance
* Eco-psychology and Regenerative Leadership
* Intentional community design and dynamics
* Bio-remediation and toxic waste cleanup
* Natural building design - cob, strawbale and more
* Soil biology and regeneration
* Sustainable transportation and fuels
* Green business and sustainable economics
* Natural patterns and principles
* Everything you ever wanted to know about plants and soil!

"My experience in the course was invaluable.  I find myself with a
new permaculture lens that I can put on at will, and see the world
around me in a way that I feel leads to making more conscious
decisions and living better in harmony with the earth."
   - Deborah F., Course Graduate

This course will combine critical design skills with leadership,
nature connection, and most importantly an urban focus, building
and exceeding upon the internationally-recognized Permaculture
Design Certification curriculum.  Our programs offer by far the
most complete curriculum of any similar course -- with a huge
focus on leadership, personal growth and community design as well
as green business.

You'll learn how to create sustainable, thriving human systems,
from green houses and organic gardens, to local micro-economies
and communities, using sustainable design principles that are
applicable to every human system, from businesses, communities,
and cities to personal relationships.

"The experiences I have had and people I have met through
Common Circle has been life changing.  On these trips, a
community is created and everyone's individuality is honored,
welcomed and celebrated as you work together each day to
prepare meals, confront issues large and small and discover
how each and every one of us can be the change that we wish
to see in the world." - Marlee F, Course Graduate

Because of our unique focus on Urban and Suburban solutions,
our courses are radically different from most other programs,
teaching permaculture as a design science rooted in nature.
With most of the world's population in cities, we must
meet people where they live with real sustainable solutions.

-- Sign up before August 31st and bring a friend FREE! --
-- or come by yourself and take $1000 off tuition --
-- Payment plans as low as $200/month available! --

-- More info  <at>  http://www.commoncircle.com/pdc --

Starting by learning the lessons from nature with some of the
world's most renowned organic farming experts, we will then look
at how to apply what we learned from the soil and the water to
building sustainable, lasting institutions.

Common Circle Education is the nation's ecological design and
sustainable living school with courses in Oregon, Hawaii and
California; our instructors are some of the most well-known
leaders in sustainability, organics and permaculture design.

We hope you will be able to join us for this incredible,
life-changing experiential course!

Much gratitude,

Vladislav for Common Circle Education
commoncircle.com

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Common Circle Education | 19 Aug 2011 02:45

RE: The Permaculture and Sustainability Across America 2012 Bicycle Tour

Hello friends,

You know that at Common Circle Education, we're busy changing
the world -- and we take our responsibility as the nation's
leadership, sustainable living and permaculture school
seriously.  Today we're announcing our most powerful program
yet - a cross-country permaculture design course on bike.

More details  <at>  http://commoncircle.com/cross-country-bicycle-tour

Come ride your bicycle with us across the country learning
about and promoting sustainability and permaculture. Our most
powerful program yet - a supported cross-country tour (support
vehicle, meals and lodging included) to farms and
sustainability sites, integrated with our award-winning
permaculture design and regenerative leadership certification
and much more -- this program will change your life.

This three-month intensive course combines our Urban
Permaculture and Regenerative Leadership Certificate training,
followed by a Wilderness First Aid training before we head on
the road cycling from Eugene, Oregon all the way across
America to Washington DC (we’ll be roughly following the
TransAM bike route – about 4200 miles), promoting and
learning about sustainable living and intentional communities.
The stunning places you will visit on this program and the
extraordinary people you will meet will challenge and inspire
you..

Who: You and your neighbors who care about a sustainable
future for America.  As always, all of our programs are
designed for beginner and intermediate cyclists.

Where: Eugene, Oregon to Washington, DC

When:  June 1 - August 31, 2012

Program cost:  $6000 regular rate
               pay just $4500 before September 1st
               payment plans available

More details  <at>  http://commoncircle.com/cross-country-bicycle-tour

This program is about sustainable community living –
through the extensive training and preparation, the group will
form a self-contained community on wheels that will cycle
across the nation learning and promoting sustainable living.
Because all of our programs are always designed for beginner
and intermediate cyclists, we will teach you how to fix your
own flats, fundamentals of bicycle mechanics, wilderness first
aid, many safe bicycle touring skills, and provide you with
the best possible routes. The permaculture training at the
start of the course will give you a very thorough foundation
in sustainable community design. Our experienced program
co-facilitators will help facilitate the entire program,
holding the community container and sharing their experience
and guidance along the way — but otherwise serving
primarily as members of the community.

Here are some quick facts about this program:

--> Includes our Urban Permaculture Design and Regenerative
    Leadership Certification training
--> Includes our Oregon Sustainability in Motion Bike Tour
--> Includes a Wilderness First Aid certification training!
--> We will be following the TransAM route – roughly 4000 miles.
--> Average of 60 miles per day (~4-8 hours per day) with
    rest/service days roughly once per week
--> This is a supported tour – a vehicle carries all the gear.
--> Meals are included – organic and vegan ingredients and
    menu will be provided, group members take turns cooking
--> Experienced and knowledgeable tour support staff team
    will cycle with the group.
--> Camping accommodations for most of the program

Aside from the amazing places you will visit on this course,
the most inspiring and transformational aspect of this program
is undoubtedly the incredible community that will form
throughout the course. The depth and richness of dialogue of
each of our programs naturally leads to friendships and
relationships that last well past the expedition itself.
We’ve often heard comments from participants who mention
that they have never experienced community the way that they
have during a Common Circle Education program.

Want to know more?  Call us or email!

Much gratitude,

Vladislav for Common Circle Education

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