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Hey farmers!
David Montgomery is a professor here at UW. He is a strong advocate
for soil conservation and restoration. He speaks directly to the
importants of our soil building practices at the UW farm. I recommend
checking his lecture out!
enjoy,
Ross
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From: Heather Day <hred2011@gmail.com>
Date: Mon, Apr 9, 2012 at 5:51 PM
Subject: [cagj-fjp] David Montgomery "Dirt author" speaking at
Sustainable NE Seattle April 19th
To: Food Justice Project list-serve Project list-serve
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From: "John Samaras" <jsamaras@earthlink.net>
Date: April 9, 2012 5:45:28 PM PDT
To: <seattlegoodfood@googlegroups.com>
Subject: {seattlegoodfood} David Montgomery speaking at Sustainable NE
Seattle April 19th
please share with your friends in NE Seattle (or any others interested):
..for all foodies interested in soil & soil restoration…
David Montgomery will be speaking about his recent book "Dirt" and his
upcoming book on soil restoration at Sustainable NE Seattle's General
meeting:
http://sustainableneseattle.ning.com/events/april-general-meeting-david-montgomery-author-of-dirt-soil-restor
Thursday April 19th, 2012 (see link above for details)
6:30pm social, tea & snacks
7:00pm program start
MacArthur Fellow David R. Montgomery is the author of Dirt: The
Erosion of Civilizations, King of Fish: The Thousand-Year Run of
Salmon,
and the forthcoming The Rocks Don't Lie: A Geologist Investigates
Noah's Flood.
A professor in the Department of Earth & Space Sciences at the
University of Washington,
Montgomery will talk about how his wife's gardening habit led them to
realize how soil restoration
could help humanity overcome some of the most daunting challenges of
the 21st century.
see you there!
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transform the globalized, industrial, corporate-driven food system and
promote existing alternatives as we join the global struggle for food
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