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Marin Organic and Point Reyes Books Present
In Collaboration with Marin Agricultural Land Trust:
2012 Food For Thought Author Series
Featuring Joel Salatin
Sunday, April 15 at 5:00 p.m.
Dominican University, Guzman Hall
50 Acacia Avenue, San Rafael, CA
Inspiring Thoughts from a Third Generation Alternative Farmer!
Ticket Price: $35 - book and ticket with reserved seating
$20 - ticket (no book included)
To purchase tickets for this Food for Thought 2012 event, please click here (https://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001nvVR8Nmt61b14KTwFvZjhOiYIrhBYQ1vHTg69HQRCyjksXMt0c2zIA3RyJlImUgfQARKv4pBVXhDmcmIlrvjc63i9brQewa1hrfNe5KS2h7dpVm3XcLIfGZf9pyLwWLztC7CKl9e6z AiWxn5eGR8c0lvXCZhGhkahbPqat4anL7RmanJ4WBHZ4W0lq_cC35tOk7R9Uu508ct7nHagafLpg==).
Are you a student or food producer? Discounted $15 tickets (no book included) are available at the door with proper identification. Email [email protected] to reserve a spot.
Event Details
Food movement pioneer Joel Salatin's business card reads: 'Food Choice Advocate, Dream Doer.' He describes his occupation as "mob-stocking herbivorous solar conversion lignified carbon sequestration fertilization."
Salatin was featured in Michael Pollan's Omnivore's Dilemma and is a now a popular speaker across the country, inspiring thousands with his humorous and conviction-based lectures. He has written nine books and the most recent, Folks, This Ain't Normal, conveys the gravity of the ecological and cultural crisis our country is facing.
Join us for a light tasting of local food, lecture and book signing with Salatin, and see how you can "re-find your responsibilities to this Earth we call our nest."
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Co-Presenters: Marin Agricultural Land Trust
Event Sponsor: Dominican University of California Green MBA Program
Food For Thought 2012 Presenters:
For additional details on all Food For Thought events,
please visit www.marinorganic.org (https://www.marinorganic.org/) or click here (https://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001nvVR8Nmt61ZNdD4FqGFZzqhGQiZCB7pDu_84kQNKu_YbRx-3dooDok7A1RJVXlsNJGfeAqhjg3HYYOiPqYqEoODapMhsL-Y8i0zvlr0-f6t4jKdknUEDlfeo8J7zGKY4).
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https://www.waccobb.net/forums/waccobb/keep90days/2012-04-08_0851.png
Marin Organic and Point Reyes Books Present
In Collaboration with Marin Agricultural Land Trust:
2012 Food For Thought Author Series
Featuring Joel Salatin
Sunday, April 15 at 5:00 p.m.
Dominican University, Guzman Hall
50 Acacia Avenue, San Rafael, CA
Inspiring Thoughts from a Third Generation Alternative Farmer!
Ticket Price: $35 - book and ticket with reserved seating
$20 - ticket (no book included)
To purchase tickets for this Food for Thought 2012 event, please click here (https://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001nvVR8Nmt61b14KTwFvZjhOiYIrhBYQ1vHTg69HQRCyjksXMt0c2zIA3RyJlImUgfQARKv4pBVXhDmcmIlrvjc63i9brQewa1hrfNe5KS2h7dpVm3XcLIfGZf9pyLwWLztC7CKl9e6z AiWxn5eGR8c0lvXCZhGhkahbPqat4anL7RmanJ4WBHZ4W0lq_cC35tOk7R9Uu508ct7nHagafLpg==).
Are you a student or food producer? Discounted $15 tickets (no book included) are available at the door with proper identification. Email [email protected] to reserve a spot.
Event Details
Food movement pioneer Joel Salatin's business card reads: 'Food Choice Advocate, Dream Doer.' He describes his occupation as "mob-stocking herbivorous solar conversion lignified carbon sequestration fertilization."
Salatin was featured in Michael Pollan's Omnivore's Dilemma and is a now a popular speaker across the country, inspiring thousands with his humorous and conviction-based lectures. He has written nine books and the most recent, Folks, This Ain't Normal, conveys the gravity of the ecological and cultural crisis our country is facing.
Join us for a light tasting of local food, lecture and book signing with Salatin, and see how you can "re-find your responsibilities to this Earth we call our nest."
~ ~ ~
Co-Presenters: Marin Agricultural Land Trust
Event Sponsor: Dominican University of California Green MBA Program
Food For Thought 2012 Presenters:
For additional details on all Food For Thought events,
please visit www.marinorganic.org (https://www.marinorganic.org/) or click here (https://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001nvVR8Nmt61ZNdD4FqGFZzqhGQiZCB7pDu_84kQNKu_YbRx-3dooDok7A1RJVXlsNJGfeAqhjg3HYYOiPqYqEoODapMhsL-Y8i0zvlr0-f6t4jKdknUEDlfeo8J7zGKY4).
Not a Friend of Marin Organic yet? Check out the benefits waiting for you here (https://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001nvVR8Nmt61ZkBRX3h3QNIV47ekai9Tk2kc-7hWKVKrvCO16dtnWjLrgVikz-fEJEZ-U8QBxialhSaQCjDt6vva7D6K5ju2UBpEkC0KdhAFbT--8elzIRgdcSJvZJWPVirTD1qfUNpJI2u_bwJ9xsIg==)!
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