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	+ =CANNING AND PRESERVING CLASSES= + ==SO EASY TO PRESERVE CLASSES at CORNELL COOP EXTENSION== + When your garden overflows with plump red tomatoes and the farmers' market explodes into rows of brilliantly colored fruits and vegetables, it's time to join in the flavorful tradition of preserving good food. Whether you are just getting started or you've been preserving food for awhile we recommend that you review the basics of canning foods with Cornell Cooperative Extension of Delaware County. Come and learn the newest research and techniques for canning using two techniques: water bath and pressure canning. + + This year based on consumer requests we are offering food preservation classes at the following locations: + + '''Hanford Mills, East Meredith + September 6, 2008 9:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.''' + Canning demonstrations focusing on hot water and pressure canning with a packet of food preservation resources on canning, drying and freezing food. + + '''Cornell Cooperative Extension office, 1 mile south of Hamden, Route 10 + September 8, 2008 6:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m. ''' Canning demonstrations featuring hot water and pressure canning with a review of canning, drying and freezing food preservation resources, procedures and tested recipes. + + Jeanne Darling, Executive Director/Extension Educator and Carol Brannen, Master Food Preserver, will be teaching these classes and sharing current recommended food preservation resources with participants. Cornell Cooperative Extension educators will also be preserving food with daily demonstrations at the Delaware County Fair. For a schedule of food preservation demonstrations check the web at cce.cornell.edu/delaware. + + To register for food preservation classes at Hanford Mills and Cornell Cooperative Extension in Hamden, mail your name, address and $10.00 to Jeanne Darling at PO Box 184, Hamden, NY 13782. Checks should be made out to Cornell Cooperative Extension. + + ==SLOW CANNING= + Putting it Up + Slow Food Catskills + + Date: '''September 7th''' + Location: '''Delaware County Historical Association''' + Contact: Patty Cullen slowfoodcats@gmail.com +

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- =PAST EVENTS= - [[Image(pinelake.jpg, thumbnail, 300, "May 4th")]] - [[Image(step.jpg, thumbnail, 300, "2007 Step It Up was so much fun!")]] - Here is a small sampling of photo's from "Step It Up Oneonta '08" shot and edited onto this page by Janet Sutta (thisfineday@hotmail.com) - - [[Image(StepItUp-1.jpg)]] - [[Image(StepItUp-2.jpg)]] - [[Image(StepItUp-3.jpg)]] - '''Please see the bottom for HOW TO EDIT.''' - - =='''''May 4th'''''== - [[Image(ecoart.jpg, thumbnail, 400)]] - '''Eco-Art Day on Sunday, May 4 @ Pine Lake''' - - - ="Easy Ways To Utilize Various Plants And Herbs As Food For Wellness"= - - Nurse-Herbalist, Marguerite Uhlmann-Bower presents an informative discussion on her favorite subject, "Eating Seasonally, with herbs as food, and foods as our best medicine." - Beginning with the simple joys of tea making,including infusions and decoctions, we'll discuss how old ways blend with new knowledge in the use of foods and herbs as our best nutrients. - Herbs have always been a part of our food chain. How did they become separate from what we know to be as food? Or did they? What is an herb? What separates them from being a food? And how do we choose these herbs and foods from season to season to maintain optimal health? - As we are now long out of our winter hibernating time, hear about the specific herbs and foods we can chose to help support a balanced system. Receive a take home chart as a guide that is easy to follow and adaptable to specific dietary needs. - - Sunday May 25th, 1 to 3pm, @ the Masonville General Store, 607.265.3808 - $10 Pre-registration required as class size is limited - [[Image(comfrey.jpg)]] -
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	+ =PAST EVENTS= + [[Image(pinelake.jpg, thumbnail, 300, "May 4th")]] + [[Image(step.jpg, thumbnail, 300, "2007 Step It Up was so much fun!")]] + Here is a small sampling of photo's from "Step It Up Oneonta '08" shot and edited onto this page by Janet Sutta (thisfineday@hotmail.com) + + [[Image(StepItUp-1.jpg)]] + [[Image(StepItUp-2.jpg)]] + [[Image(StepItUp-3.jpg)]] + '''Please see the bottom for HOW TO EDIT.''' + + =='''''May 4th'''''== + [[Image(ecoart.jpg, thumbnail, 400)]] + '''Eco-Art Day on Sunday, May 4 @ Pine Lake''' + + + ="Easy Ways To Utilize Various Plants And Herbs As Food For Wellness"= + + Nurse-Herbalist, Marguerite Uhlmann-Bower presents an informative discussion on her favorite subject, "Eating Seasonally, with herbs as food, and foods as our best medicine." + Beginning with the simple joys of tea making,including infusions and decoctions, we'll discuss how old ways blend with new knowledge in the use of foods and herbs as our best nutrients. + Herbs have always been a part of our food chain. How did they become separate from what we know to be as food? Or did they? What is an herb? What separates them from being a food? And how do we choose these herbs and foods from season to season to maintain optimal health? + As we are now long out of our winter hibernating time, hear about the specific herbs and foods we can chose to help support a balanced system. Receive a take home chart as a guide that is easy to follow and adaptable to specific dietary needs. + + Sunday May 25th, 1 to 3pm, @ the Masonville General Store, 607.265.3808 + $10 Pre-registration required as class size is limited + [[Image(comfrey.jpg)]] +

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	+ -->This event has been funded by everyone involved in making this day happen. + For the people. By the people.<-- + '''A few fabulous local food stores:''' + Good Cheap Foods - Delhi. + Turquoise Barn - Bloomville. + Green Earth - Oneonta + BJ's - Oneonta + Masonville General Store - Masonville + Pepacton Health Food Store - Downsville + Harmony Hill Retreat Center - East Meredith + + '''All the teaching circle facilitators.''' + + '''HerbDay Committee members:'''''' + Alice Bleu + Tara Collins + Rene' + Deb Eisenberg + Katherin Ferris + Kathy Murphy + + +

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	+ + '''Preview of teaching circles:''' + + '''12 to 1 p.m.''' + Lunch - dish to pass and recipe to share + + '''1:00 to 1:30 p.m.''' + Formation of First Set of Teaching Circles + + '''1:30 to 3:00 p.m.''' Teaching Circles + Wild Crafting Concepts with Judy Millar + Composting for Our Planet (includes Humanure) with Alice Bleu + Herbs as Therapeutic Foods with Marguerite Uhlmann-Bower + + '''3:15 to 4:15 p.m.''' + Plant Identification Walks + with various teachers breaking up into small groups + + '''4:15 to 4:30 p.m.''' + Formation of Second Set of Teaching Circles + + '''4:30 to 6:00 p.m.''' Teaching Circles + Permaculture with Daniel Blacklock + Herbal Medicine Cabinet with Sharon Hubbs-Kreft + Flower and Insect Interdependence with Bill Schnippert + + '''6:00 to 6:15 Closing Circle'''

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	+ '''-->HerbDay - Herbal Exchange Day at Harmony Hill Retreat Center in East Meredith, New York<--''' July 27st, 2008 From 12:00 p.m. thru 6:00 p.m. Free and Open to the Public + LUNCH is from 12 p.m. to 1 p.m.Bring a Dish to Pass and the Recipe to Share. + + Teaching Circles begin at 1 p.m.and end at 6 p.m. + + -->A day of celebrating the importance of Herbs and our Natural World + + * Self-Sufficiency & Wellness + + * Nature Stewarding & Conservation + + * Natural Resources & Permaculture + + * Local Needs & Where we can begin<-- + Learn from each other in a forum of teaching circles for a sharing of all our experiences. + Bring a chair or cushion to sit on. Join us as we allow Nature to be our guide for the + healing of each other and of our Earth. + + Register by emailing chris@harmonyhillretreat.com or call her at 607-278-6609 + Parking $5 + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

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- '''Noon:''' Free Subs for lunch (meat and veggie options) - T-shirt Screen Printing; Bring a shirt to print the Pine Lake Logo on - '''12:30 PM:''' "What is Permaculture?" presentation from Steve Gabriel of the Finger Lakes Permaculture Institute in the Vaudevillian - '''2:15 - 5:00:''' Permaculture Walking Tour will go around the property and discuss land usage and how to use permaculture to your advantage; meet at the Lodge - '''12:30-5:00:''' Charlie Bremer's Sound Sculptures in the Strawbale Cabin - Mural Painting: Challenge Course wall; located behind the Outback's
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- Evening events are held in the Pavilion and the Lawn below - '''6:00 PM:''' 3rd Annual Chili Cook-off & Sausage Fest! Come eat chili and sausage and vote for the best chili. - '''7:30 PM:''' Fire Spinning Interactive Workshop - '''8:30 PM:''' Fire Spinning Show with DJ Andris Ballins on the wheels of steel - '''All Day:''' Open Boating & Frisbee Golf! - - '''Contact Grassroots@hartwick.edu for questions.''' - - =='''''May 10th'''''== - Step It Up Oneonta 2008 - We are looking for an inspired soul to take charge and organize a bicycle parade and rally for Step it Up Oneonta. Please contact Colleen Blacklock 607 287-3888 or Ed Lentz 607 263-5425 - - Here is a small sampling of photo's from "Step It Up Oneonta '08" shot and edited onto this page by Janet Sutta (thisfineday@hotmail.com) - - [[Image(StepItUp-1.jpg)]] - [[Image(StepItUp-2.jpg)]] - [[Image(StepItUp-3.jpg)]] - - Other events in the region can be found at these sites: - [http://www.nyfarms.info/calendar.html NY Farms] - [http://www.fingerlakespermaculture.org/winterweekendspdc.htm Finger Lakes Permaculture Workshops] - [http://nofany.org/events/2008conference/nofa-nyconf08completebrochure.pdf NOFA-NY Winter Conference] (pdf) - - -----
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	+ Other events in the region can be found at these sites: + [http://www.nyfarms.info/calendar.html NY Farms] + [http://www.fingerlakespermaculture.org/winterweekendspdc.htm Finger Lakes Permaculture Workshops] + [http://nofany.org/events/2008conference/nofa-nyconf08completebrochure.pdf NOFA-NY Winter Conference] (pdf)

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	+ ="Easy Ways To Utilize Various Plants And Herbs As Food For Wellness"= + [[Image(comfrey.jpg)]] + Nurse-Herbalist, Marguerite Uhlmann-Bower presents an informative discussion on her favorite subject, "Eating Seasonally, with herbs as food, and foods as our best medicine." + Beginning with the simple joys of tea making,including infusions and decoctions, we'll discuss how old ways blend with new knowledge in the use of foods and herbs as our best nutrients. + Herbs have always been a part of our food chain. How did they become separate from what we know to be as food? Or did they? What is an herb? What separates them from being a food? And how do we choose these herbs and foods from season to season to maintain optimal health? + As we are now long out of our winter hibernating time, hear about the specific herbs and foods we can chose to help support a balanced system. Receive a take home chart as a guide that is easy to follow and adaptable to specific dietary needs. + + Sunday May 25th, 1 to 3pm, @ the Masonville General Store, 607.265.3808 + $10 Pre-registration required as class size is limited +

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- '''''May 4th''''' - Sustainability, Permaculture and Art festival at Pine Lake in West Davenport - Hartwick College's Grassroots Environmental Club - ''More information upcoming''	+ =='''''May 4th'''''== + [[Image(ecoart.jpg, thumbnail, 400)]] + '''Eco-Art Day on Sunday, May 4 @ Pine Lake''' + '''Noon:''' Free Subs for lunch (meat and veggie options) + T-shirt Screen Printing; Bring a shirt to print the Pine Lake Logo on + '''12:30 PM:''' "What is Permaculture?" presentation from Steve Gabriel of the Finger Lakes Permaculture Institute in the Vaudevillian + '''2:15 - 5:00:''' Permaculture Walking Tour will go around the property and discuss land usage and how to use permaculture to your advantage; meet at the Lodge + '''12:30-5:00:''' Charlie Bremer's Sound Sculptures in the Strawbale Cabin + Mural Painting: Challenge Course wall; located behind the Outback's
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- - March 6 - “Our Path to Farming: an Ongoing Journey towards Sustainability”. - On Thursday, March 6, 2008, Dan and Kate Marsiglio, owners of Stony Creek Farm in Walton, will give a talk titled “Our Path to Farming: an Ongoing Journey towards Sustainability”. The talk will be held at 7 p.m. in the Strawbale House, at Pine Lake, 1894 Charlotte Creek Road, Davenport, as part of the Conversations at the Lake series. The Marsiglios own and operate Stony Creek Farm, a small family farm located in the Northwest corner of the Catskills in Walton, New York. Stony Creek Farm adheres to rigorous free-range pasturing practices for all their animals and supplement the animals’ grazing diets with certified organic grains. This talk, which is free and open to the public, is sponsored by Pine Lake. Conversations at the Lake is a series of informal talks on subjects relating to sustainability and the environment. - -

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- '''''FEBRUARY''''' - '''16th''' - [[Image(speak.jpg, thumbnail, 300, "FARMERS' SPEAK-OUT")]] - FARMERS’ SPEAK-OUT - SATURDAY Feb 16, 1 – 4:30 pm - First Presbyterian Church, 296 Main Street, Oneonta - - SOUP AND BREAD SERVED - Childcare and Children’s activities provided - Please let us know if you plan to bring kids. - - Open and Free to all - Farmers, consumers, store owners, distributors, - local government officials, non-profit agencies - - OPEN MIKE: Come and speak your thoughts and ideas - - • How can we develop local food infrastructure? - • What do farmers need to sell their food locally? - • What do consumers want from the local farmers? - • How can we work together as a network of local communities? - BUYING FROM LOCAL FARMS is a simple way to liberate our food supply from oil dependence. Come talk with local farmers and others about the problems and opportunities we face in getting fresh, nutritious local food, supporting our farmers, keeping cash within our own local economy, protecting farmers’ livelihood, preserving open space and reducing use of fossil fuels. - - INFO: Colleen Blacklock 607 287-3888 or Ed Lentz 607 263-5425 - Sponsored by: EWG: ENVIRONMENTAL WORKGROUP, SO: SUSTAINABLE OTSEGO - OCCA: OTSEGO COUNTY CONSERVATION ASSOCIATION, - CADE: CENTER FOR AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENTA AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP - NOFA: NORTHEASTERN ORGANIC FARMER’S ASSOCIATION - Can we work together ...?	+ '''''May 3rd''''' + Step It Up Oneonta 2008 + 'More information upcoming'

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