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Food for Thought Festival 2004
 

Extending the Season:
An Afternoon Workshop with Eliot Coleman

Saturday, September 18th, 2004
2:00 pm - 4:30 pm
Madison, WI

How to Register:
Fill out and mail the registration form along with payment by August 30th to:
REAP Food Group
PO Box 5632
Madison, WI  53705 

About the Workshop:
The traditional fresh produce season for market gardeners in the colder parts of North America begins in June and ends in September.  In defiance of long, cold Maine winters, Eliot Coleman, a leader in American organic vegetable production and market grower for over 35 years, has been developing an environmentally sound, resource efficient, and economically viable system for extending fresh vegetable production into "the other eight months.” 
Eliot is the author of “The Four Season Harvest” and “The New Organic Grower” two popular, and useful resources for every organic grower.

This workshop will cover techniques for year round greenhouse production of organic vegetables in cold weather climates.

Registration Fee:
$20 for the first person per farm or organization.
$ 5 for each additional person from same farm or organization.

Where:
Madison Area Technical College - Truax Campus
3550 Anderson St.  Room 120
Madison, WI  

Registration Deadline:

August 30, 2004

For More Information:
Karen Delahaut at 608-262-6429 or kadelaha@wisc.edu

Directions:
To get to MATC, exit I90/94 at Hwy 51.  Travel south on Hwy 51 to Anderson Street.  Turn right onto Anderson Street.

From the Farmers' Market on the Square:  Travel northeast on East Washington Ave. to Wright Street.  Turn left onto Wright Street and go north to Anderson Street.

There is ample free parking in the large lot across from the school.

Enter the building from the doors by the Mitby Theatre. Go down the hall and take the first right turn.  Room 120 is the first room on the left.


                                                  


The Eliot Coleman workshop is brought to you by: 
 

REAP Food Group

UW Fresh Market Vegetable Program
UW Center for Integrated Agricultural Systems
 UW Environmental Resources Center  

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MATC Culinary  Arts Department



The Food for Thought Festival is coordinated by the REAP Food Group.
If you'd like to get involved with REAP, please contact info@reapfoodgroup.org.