Land and Table featured on the cover of News and Advance[/caption] We have been laboring to build up the local food movement and the Land and Table community for two years now. From that initial meeting sitting around a small wooden table discussing the needs of the local food movement – to today, with dozens in attendance at our full blown monthly potluck gatherings – we have been amazed at the dedication and passion of this community. Recently, local newspaper reporter Amy Trent and photographer Jill Nance began attending our monthly gatherings and visiting with the farms in our network to tell the story of Land and Table. After several months the story finally hit the newsstands on the front page of the Sunday News and Advance (October 27. 2013) with a continuation of the article and accompanying articles on the inner pages. We were honored by their diligent storytelling and grateful to be able to give the wider community a glimpse into our vision and ongoing efforts. The News and Advance website titled the main article ‘Home Grown In Central Virginia’. But I think the news print version carried a more appropriate title: ‘Ripe For Revolution‘. If you missed seeing the articles in the newspaper check out the Web versions online:
]]>- Plant & Soil Amendments (Amherst) | July 19Join us Saturday, July 19 (5-7pm) for the monthly Land & Table community potluck and skillshare at Brooklyn Hills Ranch in Amherst County, Virginia. We will be covering some of the best effective organic amendments focusing on homemade foliar sprays for plants, and DIY soil amendments
- Intentional Movement (Bedford) | July 15Join us Tuesday, July 15 (6-8pm) at Mountain Run Farm for a community potluck and skillshare with Amber Lyssy, farmer and physical fitness specialist. Amber will be sharing key practices and tips for optimizing your physical fitness through intentional movement, holistic nutrition, and more.
- Art of Rotational Grazing (Amherst)Join us on Saturday, June 21 (5-7pm) at the Land & Table Amherst monthly potluck. Fred Lyssy will unpack the basics of holistic multi-species grazing.