[Ccpg] topics to cover for the Premiere issue of EDIBLE CENTRAL COAST ??

[bob banner]

Now that the final touches of the Spring issue of HopeDance are  
complete... I am eager to get on with getting edible CENTRAL COAST off  
the ground and into reality! Here are some ideas, notions, topics,  
suggestions....
Also, this is what we "advertised" on the back cover of the Spring  
HopeDance issue:

<<edible CENTRAL COAST:
A new FREE quarterly magazine is coming to San Luis Obispo County...  
featuring stories about sustainable agriculture, healthy eating  
venues, wonderful local farmers and gardeners, CSAs, Farmer’s Markets  
transitioning wineries... celebrating local and seasonal recipes...  
The new colorful magazine will be about eating healthy food as well as  
learning HOW our food is grown and prepared and all the exciting new  
developments in this area, especially the farm-to-school programs,  
Food-not-Lawns, and the local slow food movement!

Send us a list of your favorite wineries, restaurants, foods, recipes,  
ideas for stories we ought to cover, places we ought to feature,  
events we need to cover, etc.  We will send you a FREE eBook (about  
Food) as our thanks.

Contact Bob Banner at
bob.banner at gmail.com.>>



Topics to cover for the premiere issue of edible CENTRAL COAST
central coast grown
ncredible edibles ... how grassroots urban farmers/gardeners are  
creating a movement
food not lawns
slow food
farm to school
farmers markets
permaculture guilds in the area
how many foodies are there: omnivores, locavores, vegans, raw,  
vegetarians, carnivores.. can we all work together?
conferences, workshop, classes
CSAs
Cafe Vio in Paso
Natures Touch
Spencers?
radio shows about food: Melanie (Natures Touch), Charles (Big Sky),
new CSA and new restaurant Tom Hill Organics in Paso
the 13 acre urban garden in SLO (Dalidio)
the community garden waiting list
the vineyard team / sip
sustainable wineries
withering food coops
the winery that is growing food and having a storefront in Templeton,  
I believe....
films, books to review

websites to explore
food directories
advertisements
suggestions,
comments,

thanks for listening,

bob banner
ps. if you are outside SLO county, apologies for this email.. but if  
you have any suggestions, Im all ears!


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Radical Solutions Inspiring Hope
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Templeton, CA 93465

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