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yes indeed we do... ive been involved with the local food system in cleveland on many ends, and it is quite replete. we are talking about technological infrastructure that can help farmers and cooperatives bring this economy to a greater scale, maki…
check this out - do we have local food?
coolio
while you're at it - folks like City Fresh need scheduling and pickup/drop off software which they can use - say when they go out and pick up produce from the Amish. You're 80 miles up and there are orders for cauliflower and mushrooms, but…
Many of these supply chains already exist, they just need to be brought together. There are plenty of local companies who would probably be able to do a much better job than Sysco does, and a more transparent one at that. We are already working with…
I believe Sysco is a major compost player. So if nothing else - they can supply us much needed poop.
Or we can sell it to them!
Plenty of shit to go around for everyone - is what I say!
It seems nice, but I don't see why Sysco Corp. needs to be involved in our local food system... I have seen several services like these around.
coolio - BTW I teach a class Tuesday nights at CWRU
You're welcome to attend
Nord Hall, rm #410 - 6-9 pm
:-)
Local crop is building a network of of local farmers,ranchers, producers, dairy, etc providing traceability hold harmless and reliable functionality in distribution. We have used local crop and it gives us a great story to tell our customers our cus…
holy moly! you are THAT Marc Canter! I/we (FF, SS, OK) would be HONOURED to work with you!!
tell me more about your regional distributed network! I've been working with Social Synergy, Forward Foundation and Open Kollab on these, as have some of my colleagues. We are developing through these various social ventures the capacity for collabo…
Big design committee meeting today!
PolyCultures: Food Where We Live is a feature-length movie portraying the diverse communities of Northeast Ohio growing a more sustainable and local food system. It was produced by LESS Productions in conjunction with the New Agrarian Center.
:-)
exactly!
That looks amazing.
I'd like to mesh the Local Foods Cleveland knowledge base into a regional distributed network we're building.
Hmm - sounds like a job for a dashboard!
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- Digital City Mechanics
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- http://marc.blogs.it
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- marc@broadbandmechanics.com
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- I started a company called MacroMind which became Macromedia. I'm moving to Cleveland to work on workforce development and teach a class at CWRU.
- What gifts can you give to Cleveland's local food community?
- software
- What knowledge and practices do you want to learn?
- organizing via software adn videotutorials
- What about local food makes you most excited?
- food
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Had a great meeting today with Peter and Annabel
I'm here to investigate closer.
Think "knowledge base".
Here we go.
Think "knowledge base".
Here we go.
Posted on January 11, 2010 at 11:00pm —
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- At 11:05am on February 19, 2010,
Marc Canter said…
- I'm teaching a class right now which will provide software experiences to teh upcoming Hessler St. fber optic deployment.
Here's a blog post by me lauding someone named Lev Gonick:
http://blog.broadbandmechanics.com/2010/02/17/shooting-for-the-moon/
George Nemeth has been instrumental in getting me to move here and I'm involved (along with Peter McDermott and David Pearl) in the Sustainability 2019 efforts.
- At 11:01am on February 19, 2010,
Linda Alexander said… - Marc, what do you teach at CWRU?
- At 10:00am on July 11, 2009,
Susie Sharp said… - Silly, I didn't recognize you through your picture!
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