sounds like your local supermarket ! (I guess this should read convenience
store in Yankese.)
Gideon.
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From: Allan Balliett [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Saturday, January 25, 2003 5:42 AM
Subject: Re: csa names
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sounds like your local supermarket ! (I guess this should read convenience
store in Yankese.)
Actually, Gideon, 'local' is what separates it from 'supermarket.'
The phrase is one that has been picked like 'authentic food' as a way
of indicating that if you buy Fresh (picked this morning) and
Hugh called to let me know he was in Moriarty this evening and let me know
everything was OK.
LOCK UP YOUR WIMMEN
Allan:
You wrote: the difficulty with the word CSA. Yes and yes again. On the
one hand, you say, CSA has meaning for the people in the niche you're
appealing to ... on the other hand, the term is difficult. Consider
dropping it. Let Fresh and Local become its own raison d'etre. As you say,
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*Did I spell it wrong? Sheldrake's hypothesis is that 'the more
people who know about something, the easier it is for other's to
learn about it.' This is not a local thing, it's a global thing. So,
I've got a 4part jpg of january's planting into I can email to anyone
who is interested in seeing how WORKING WITH THE STARS is setup.
You can pick up a real copy of this indispensable book from Hugh
Courtney at JPI.
-Allan
Woody -
I don't think I've been clear on my 'nobody understands CSA' laments.
Last year when our article ran in the post, we sold 160 shares in two
days. I talked to a lot of people who called. They were DESPERATE to
FIND A CSA! CSA **IS** the word that drew them in.
Unfortunately, to most,
Allan,
I disagree about that post article (of course I don't have it in
front of me to quote) but I think the author defined CSA for his
readers and he defined it as getting fresh vegetables straight from
the farmer without going to a farmers' market.
I agree, those people that called me from
Leigh -
My point is that the people I talked to all said that they had been
looking for a CSA and were afraid they wouldn't find one for this
season (last year) They didn't say they were lookign for vegetables
and saw an article about CSA and decided to buy vegetables. all the
ones I talked
My concern about CSA is the Community part. We all agree that
community (whatever that means) is a major part of what we are
striving for. It is just my practical, hands-on experience, that a
lot of the community that is talked about in the csa literature is
pie in the sky. It doesn't work,
When I started the Westchester County drop off site for Roxbury Farms two
seasons ago, only ONE member in 25 knew what a csa was and was relieved to
know about us. She is the one who has now taken over the drop off site for
the farm, instead of our garage.
Thanks, Jane. Yours is the other way
Dear group
I'm going to have to put a title on this at the end, if at all. Perhaps I
should limit it to just one theme - which will be, for now, where is BD in
the UK at?
Are there any British BDers who are experimenting with Steiner's preps, be
it with homoeopathy, radionics or whatever?
It
Leigh,
Where is yoiur farm located?
I live in Takoma Park.
Jane Parker
Leigh,
Where is yoiur farm located?
I live in Takoma Park.
Jane Parker
Jane - Check out his webpage www.bullrunfarm.com
Otherwise, he's in THE PLAINS, VA.
I'm also in THE PLAINS this season. Leigh's, what? The highest farm
in the county(?) and Im down in the rolling 'horse country' below.
Go Mausdorfer.
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From: Teresa Seed [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Sunday, January 26, 2003 9:11 AM
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Dear group
I'm going to have to put a title on this at the end, if at all. Perhaps I
should limit it to just one theme - which will be,
.I have to add one more suggestion:
You could feature Hugh's testimonial and call it AgriViagra.
Lurkin' Lance
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