Slow Food Upstate

A local chapter of Slow Food USA in the Upstate of South Carolina

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Reply Moira McCormick
12:33 PM on November 08, 2010 
Hi,
I am having trouble viewing: Practical Tools and Solutions for Sustaining Family Farms Conference, Wednesday January 19, 2011 All day 5 hours ago . When I click on that link, I am told I do not have permission to view that page. I don't know if that link is broken or if I am not properly registered here.
Thank you so much.
Sincerely,
Moira McCormick
Reply Moira McCormick
10:42 AM on June 09, 2010 
Please learn more about the Polk County Agri-Tour at our website: http://www.polkcountyfarms.org .
Reply Moira McCormick
10:31 AM on June 09, 2010 
The Polk County Agri Tour day should be really fun, with free samples, petting animals, and a hayride at one stop!
The dinner ticket for the celebration evening at Giardini Trattoria (http://giardinigardens.com/id2.html) is a separate purchase. A portion of the dinner ticket sales will benefit the Mill Spring Agricultural Development Center.
Please contact me at my office in Columbus (just over the SC border!)at (828)-894-2281 or at mmccormick@polknc.org.
Reply Moira McCormick
10:26 AM on June 09, 2010 
Hey,
I'd like to invite you all to the first annual Polk County Agri-Tour and Celebration Dinner on Saturday, June 26, 2010. Come learn about local food and other agricultural-related ventures in and around Polk County and help us raise funds for the Mill Spring Agricultural Development Center, a business incubator for agricultural ventures in Polk County.

From 9AM to 5PM on Saturday, June 26, in and around Polk County, including the Cliffs Organic Farm in Marietta, South Carolina.
Participants will purchase $25 vehicle passes, with which any number of people in that vehicle may visit the participating farms during each farm's specified hours. Passes will be sold before the event, as well as at each stop during the event.
Farm tour participants are encouraged to bring a cooler and cash to make purchases that day, as well as to wear farm-appropriate clothing.

The farm tour will happen rain or shine, but individual host sites may use their discretion about weather.

Please find participating farmers and their profiles, attached.

The day will culminate in a celebration dinner at Giardini Trattoria in Columbus at 7PM, complete with locally-sourced dishes and live music. A portion of dinner tickets benefits the Mill Spring Agricultural Development Center. The dinner may be called Culinary Celebration at the Source, or, Be part of the Story from Topsoil to Table. Watch a slide show of local farmers and farms, as well as the Mill Spring Agricultural Development Center.
Reply Bob Bowles
07:16 PM on April 21, 2009 
HI Janette:

Great site! I do the www.slowfoodasheville.org site, membership and news. Love to put you up on our site. Can you do the same?

bob

Upcoming Events

Monday, Feb 6 at 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM
Monday, Feb 6 at 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
Monday, Feb 6 at 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
Tuesday, Feb 7 at 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM

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Moonshine Madness at Dark Corners Distillery

Celebrate the Southern Traditon of Moonshine with Slow Food Upstate at Dark Corners on January 15

Tour the distillary, learn how moonshine is made legally on Main St. and listen to some great music by Rocky Bottom Bluegrass, and of course, taste the hand spirited whiskeys made right here in Greenville, SC

This event will feature a special batch of Moonshine prepared with local Pumpkin Town corn by distiller and owner Joe Fenten. As a part of Slow Food Upstate's mission to educate the community with regards to local food, local food traditions, and sustainability, we would like to point out some of the "green" effects of this event...

CSA's now available for 2012 

A Community Supported Agriculture program allows you to purchase a share of the produce from the farm.  Each one is different-so explore

Parson's Produce

Bio-Way Farms

Clemson University Student Organic Farm

Internships now Available

Slow Food Upstate and the Earth Market

Bio-Way Farms

Parsons Produce

Red Fern Farms


Carolina Farm Stewardship Job Openings

Meet me at the Earth Market, on the lawn at the McDunn Gallery, 741 Rutherford Rd., Greenville SC 29609

Every Third Thursday, 2-6 pm through September.  

Earth Markets 2012

May 17, June 21, July 19, Aug. 16, Sept. 20

See the Earth Market on WSPA TV 

See our calendar for more information.

Membership to Slow Food Special Offer, $25.00 

Become a Member, for just $25.00   Special Offer extended.


Slow Food Upstate is featured on One Cause, a web site that allows you to shop on line and your selected merchants will contribute a percentage of the sale to Slow Food Upstate.  Go to www.onecause.com and become a member, then select Slow Food Upstate as your Cause to support.  Add the One Cause browser tab to your computer and select your merchants through the One Cause web site.  One Cause will then send Slow Food Upstate the contributions.  You must however, access the merchant through the One Cause web site to participate.

These contributions will help further the Slow Food Upstate programs and projects in our area.

 

 

Board Members

Jennifer Sparks

Janette Wesley, Chapter Leader

Ann Marshall

Debbie Cooke

Marnie Record, Co-Chair

Renato Vicario, Taste Integrity

Clark and Katherine Mizell

Adam Gautsch

Donna Johnston

Anna Kate Hipp

Linda Lee

Beth Kunkle, Clemson

Cassandra Nelson

Lil Glenn

James Wilkins