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Brad Masi
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NEO Permaculture

A forum to promote information exchange, mutual aid activities, announce events, and identify topics of interest in applying permaculture design to the regeneration of urban, suburban, and rural landscapes in northern Ohio and beyond.
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A forum to promote information exchange, mutual aid activities, announce events, and identify topics of interest in applying permaculture design to the regeneration of urban, suburban, and rural landscapes in northern Ohio and beyond.
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A forum to promote information exchange, mutual aid activities, announce events, and identify topics of interest in applying permaculture design to the regeneration of urban, suburban, and rural landscapes in northern Ohio and beyond.
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"Hey Everyone, Food and Water Watch, City Rising Farm, Blaine Avenue Community Garden and The Green Triangle are teaming up to GREEN your St. Patty's Day. Join us on March 17 from 9:30am-noon at City Rising's Permaculture Garden to help…"
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Local Foods Summit 2012 at Lorain County Community College, Spritzer Center

March 10, 2012 all day
An opportunity for networking and learning for people interested in all aspects of growing a local food system in north-central Ohio.Learn about growing a local food system, whether you are a backyard gardener, farmer, business owner, eductaor, or just someone interested in getting involved with efforts to grow local food systems.The event will be structured in a way to enable you to learn new ways to get involved with local food systems, meet and network with others, learn from some of the…See More
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Local Foods Summit 2012 at Lorain County Community College, Spritzer Center

March 10, 2012 all day
An opportunity for networking and learning for people interested in all aspects of growing a local food system in north-central Ohio.Learn about growing a local food system, whether you are a backyard gardener, farmer, business owner, eductaor, or just someone interested in getting involved with efforts to grow local food systems.The event will be structured in a way to enable you to learn new ways to get involved with local food systems, meet and network with others, learn from some of the…See More
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Your business, organization or project:
NEOFoodWeb
Your website:
http://www.neofoodweb.org
Tell us about yourself:
I presented serve as a free lance writer, consultant, teacher, and filmaker specializing in local food systems. From 2000-2009, I directed the New Agrarian Center. We are based at the George Jones Farm in Oberlin, a 70 acre farmstead owned by the college that includes market gardens, restored wetland and woodland habitat, and a funky strawbale office. We work regionally through the City Fresh program to improve local food access in inner-city neighborhoods, coordinate youth programs, garden installations, and community food security. We also produce short web-films and documentaries that highlight the diversity and inspiration of our collective local food work in Northeast Ohio. I believe strongly in local foods as an example of authenticity marketing. You know the people, the land, and the community involved with growing it, eating it, and composting it!
What gifts can you give to Cleveland's local food community?
Community organizing, film, writing, permaculture, natural building, research, regionalism, farming, farm to college, urban food systems, photography
What knowledge and practices do you want to learn?
Cross-regional collaboration
What about local food makes you most excited?
Compost and what it tells us about the workings of the universe...

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At 3:05pm on July 6, 2010, Josh Koppen said…
Hi Brad,
I'm hoping to catch up with you about the glenville project. Give a call 440-522-0637
Thanks a bunch,
Josh
At 2:28pm on September 4, 2009, Ryan Kennedy said…
Brad,
Thanks so much for hosting the Polycultures screening at the Waterloo Cafe last night. It's a great film and the discussion that followed was very motivational. Let me know about the best days to come help out on the farm.
At 12:30pm on August 18, 2009, Sudhir Kade Raghupathy said…
Great vids, Brad - and great to connect with you the the Summit last week. Look forward to designing key metrics with you on our social ventures !
At 1:19am on December 4, 2008, Nick Swetye said…
Hi Brad - good to see you. Hope to say that in the flesh before too long! Keep on keeping on and happy holidays!
At 4:44pm on October 22, 2008, Pam C said…
Brad, I saw your event for Michael Pollan. I thought you might be interested that he was interviewed on Fresh Air (NPR) on Oct. 20. For those of us who can't make it to the Oberlin event it is well worth it to listen to the 40 minute interview. In addition there is a link to his OPEN LETTER TO THE NEXT PRESIDENT and a sample from IN DEFENSE OF FOOD.
Pam Cerio

Just google or go to npr.org, programs Fresh Air, Past shows, Oct 20, Food as a National Security Issue or you can try the link below.
http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=95896389
At 10:23pm on September 5, 2008, Jenita McGowan said…
Welcome!
 
 
 

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