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The Gillings Sustainable Agriculture Project: A Gillings Innovative Laboratory May 6, 2010, 3:31 am Filed under: Education,Food,Sustainable Agriculture,University of North Carolina | Tags: Charlie Thompson, Triangle University Food Studies

Tune into The State of Things: WUNC, 91.5 FM, today at noon for a discussion of the the local organic food economy in North Carolina. The panel will be talking about this weekend’s Piedmont Farm Tour, and the dangers in the current federal food safety bills for healthy, local food systems.

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The Gillings Sustainable Agriculture Project: A Gillings Innovative Laboratory Many people who are involved in local food system reform also subscribe to the Tufts University Friedman School of Nutrition Science and Food Policy Comfood listserve. So when the well-known British chef, ...

The Tarheel Guide to Restaurants and Caterers Using Local Food has been released! Check out the story behind it which also links to the guide itself. http://www.hpdp.unc.edu/news/localfoodscateringguide

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North Carolina ranks as the number one state for antibiotic use in livestock feed! Read about it here: www.gillingsproject.wordpress.com

Aren't you curious about the first meeting of the NC Sustainable Local Food Advisory Council? Read about it here: www.gillingsproject.wordpress.com

The Gillings Sustainable Agriculture Project: A Gillings Innovative Laboratory Last Tuesday, the newly established North Carolina Sustainable Local Food Advisory Council held its first meeting. There are twenty-six seats on the statewide council, twenty-four of these appointees were ...

Click on the link below to read an article about the project in the current issue of The Carolina Alumni Review. At least ten UNC alumni have been involved with research! https://docs.google.com/fileview?id=0B9jc7F38N5H_YzU5MzBhMTAtNmZhYi00N2Q4LTg0OWYtNzRjMzg4ZDUxY2Zm&hl=en
Posted with the permission of Kathleen Kearns (www.kathleenkearns.com) and of the Carolina Alumni Review (http://alumni.unc.edu/article.aspx?sid=89).

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It's cold outside and the holidays are over...anyone else a bit down? Spice up your life with a trip to Angelina's Kitchen in Pittsboro where hot, delicious, local food abounds. Read more here: www.gillingsproject.wordpress.com and http://www.angelinaskitchenonline.com/

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Interested in learning more about the specifics of the project? The new blog post, which outlines all the major aims behind the project, will give you a better idea of what the project entails. www.gillingsproject.wordpress.com

Principal Investigator of the project, Dr. Alice Ammerman, will be on NC NOW airing tonight at 7:30 on WUNC. The story is part of a documentary series focused on environmental heroes produced and written by UNC Medical Journalism students. Tonight’s story profiles a couple working to create a sustainable farm and focuses on local food. http://www.unctv.org/ncnow/

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