This video is part of Kitchen Gardeners International's "Eat the View" campaign to convert part of the White House lawn into an edible landscape. It features KGI founder, Roger Doiron, digging a new garden on his "white house" lawn.
Together, gardeners and good food advocates pitched in to help give the White House and the Obamas a healthy kitchen garden. Now it's time for gardeners arou...
November 13, 2009 at 8am to November 14, 2009 at 12pm
WHAT: A working conference to build our Northeast Food System AND NESAWG's Annual Meeting
WHEN: November 13-14, 2009
WHERE: Desmond Hotel and Conference Center
WHO: Food system advocates, policymakers, planners, researchers, Extension and other educ…
The Natural Resources Conservation Services (NRCS) has created a special $50 million pool of funding for a new Organic Initiative under the Environmental Quality Incentives Program (EQIP). The Initiative will provide payments and technical assistanc…
What's your connection to Northeast food and farm issues (please mention any organizational affiliations you have)?
I'm the Regional Organizer for the Northeast Sustainable Agriculture Working Group (NESAWG). As part of this work, I manage NESAWG's website as well as this site. I'm also involved in other nonprofit groups including the Eat Local Foods Coalition of Maine and Kitchen Gardeners International.
I found your video on Kitchen Gardeners International about planting a garden on the White House lawn and I loved it. I'm a professional magazine writer and blogger as well as the editor of a gardening magazine and would love to potentially interview you. Can you drop me a line and lemme know what the best way to reach you would be?
I read an article in the op page of the AZ Republic about Kitchen Gardeners Int'l, written by Ellen Goodman. I find it very encouraging that there are people so motivated to change the paradigm of our current agriculture. I would be interested to know how many of these gardens exist across country, and if there are any coops or partnerships with local grocers to sell this homegrown produce?
Thank you for the invitation. I am completely new at this sort of networking and have not yet built a page! I happen to be in Maine right now on vacation in Waterford and hope to visit some aquaculture sites to help in making informed decisions on the NOSB in regards to standards!
NESAWG is the Northeast's Food and Farm Network –
a 12 state regional member organization working for a healthier, more sustainable, secure food system.