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Roger Doiron
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- Scarborough, ME
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This virtual group is for people who communicate about food and ag issues via the media: print, radio, tv, online, etc.
love it
looking for ways to use it
will let you know
This virtual group is for people who communicate about food and ag issues via the media: print, radio, tv, online, etc.
This virtual group is for people who communicate about food and ag issues via the media: print, radio, tv, online, etc.
This virtual group is for people who communicate about food and ag issues via the media: print, radio, tv, online, etc.
Hi! I have a local NH blog about recipes, NH events and green living. Come check it out! http://livinglocalnh.blogspot.com/
Profile Information
- What is your full name (first and last)?
- Roger Doiron
- What state do you live in?
- Scarborough, Maine
- How would you characterize the place where you live?
- Suburban
- What is your primary organization affiliation?
- Founder of Kitchen Gardeners International
- What other food and agriculture organizations are you involved with?
- Maine Organic Farmers and Gardeners Association
Maine Farmland Trust
Scarborough Land Conservation Trust
- Do you grow any of your own food?
- Yes
- Website address #1:
- http://www.kitchengardeners.org
- What aspect of food and agriculture are you most passionate about?
- Helping people and communities to become more self-reliant in terms of their food.
Roger Doiron's Photos
Roger Doiron's Videos
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Gardeners Have the Power!
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Northeast Farm Bill Overview
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Fridays at the Farm
Added by Roger Doiron
Comment Wall (11 comments)
- At 10:07am on January 23, 2009,
Ric Tedford said… - Roger - not sure if you saw this article in our Madison paper: http://www.madison.com/tct/news/stories/434201
- At 7:07pm on October 1, 2008,
Squash Blossom said… - Roger,
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?
Thanks,
Jen
- At 1:14pm on July 7, 2008,
Donnell said… - 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?
- At 5:19pm on June 27, 2008,
Tina Ellor said… - 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!
Thanks again,
Tina
- At 1:13pm on June 27, 2008,
Eric Burkhart said… - Glad to be a friend Roger.
http://www.myspace.com/riverghosts
- At 12:34pm on June 27, 2008,
Chris Durkin said… - Thanks for the invite!
Chris Durkin
- At 3:32pm on June 26, 2008,
Laura Kramar said… - Thank you for starting this website--what a wonderful resource for those of us who are always looking for local foods!
Laura
- At 3:15pm on June 26, 2008,
Bee's Wing Farm said… - Hi Roger, we are a small garlic farm in the Monadnock Region. You can visit beeswingfarm.blogspot.com for more information -- best wishes,
Edie Powell
- At 10:46am on June 12, 2008,
Alicia Ghio said… - Thanks for the compliments on my blog post A Local Meal. I love the start of farmers' market season.
Thanks too for this website - it's a great way to share!
- At 10:11am on May 26, 2008,
Janit London said… - Thank you very much.
-janit
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