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  • Seacoast Harvest: A Local Food Guide 2009 - pick up a free copy, or print one here!
  • Edible White Mountains quarterly magazine is now available
  • New Interactive Map of NH Community Gardens
  • Giving Gardens Network's list of food pantries and soup kitchens accepting fresh produce
  • Vegetable Twilight Meeting, Picadilly Farm, July 2
  • Slow Food Seacoast Potluck Dinner, July 5
  • CSA Farm Tour: Human and Horse Powered Tillage, Wildroot Farm, July 7
  • NOFA-NH Organic Farm Tour, Rosaly's Garden, July 9
  • Livestock Field School: Poultry School, July 9
  • Canning Demonstration, Applecrest Farm Orchards, July 11
  • Slow Food Seacoast "Down on the Farm" - Annual Farm Picnic, July 12
  • Yard to Garden Workshop, Monadnock Localvore Project, July 12
  • NOFA-NH Community Farm Tour, Beetle Hill Farm, July 16
  • Preparing the Harvest: Pickles Workshop, July 21, Temple, NH
  • NOFA-NH Urban Gardening Tour, Concord, July 23
  • Food, Inc. premiere at Red River Theatres in Concord, July 24
  • NH Food Bank Golf Tournament, July 27
  • Local Foods Night at Gibson's Bookstore, Concord, July 30
  • Slow Food Seacoast Potluck & Meeting, August 2
  • NOFA Summer Conference, August 7-9, Amherst, MA
  • Livestock Field School: Swine School, August 22
  • August is New Hampshire Eat Local Month!
  • National Day of Action to Get Real Food In Schools, September 7

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    New Hampshire Center for a Food Secure Future

    The mission of the New Hampshire Center for a Food Secure Future (NHCFSF) is to advance a renaissance of New Hampshire food culture from farm to table, promoting food systems that support sound nutrition and healthy sustainable communities.

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