Please join us tonight at 7 pm in the Assembly Room at the Belmont Public Library for a panel discussion on the challenges and opportunities faced by Belmont's last working farm and other farms around the state - and what you can do to promote and raise local food. The discussion includes Kent Lage, the Director of Forestry Programs at the Massachusetts Farm Bureau; Henry Ogilby, whose family has owned Richardson Farm, aka Sergi Farms, since the 1600s; Sal Sergi, whose family has farmed the land at Sergi Farms since the 1940s; and Joan Teebagy, who keeps bees at Sergi Farms and raises vegetables and chickens in her backyard.
Please note that unfortunately, Nathan L'Étoile, Assistant Commissioner of the Massachusetts Department of Agricultural Resources, is unable to attend this evening's discussion. Kent Lage, Director of Forestry Programs at the Massachusetts Farm Bureau, has graciously offered to fill in.
The Belmont Public Library invites you to read "Animal, Vegetable, Miracle". Use this space to find the latest information on One Book One Belmont 2009 and to post comments of your own.
Tuesday, September 22, 2009
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