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Looking forward to being part of our new Organic Market in Oakville - looking forward to seeing all of you there!
Inge & John
Clover Roads Organic Farm
Wednesday, February 18, 2009
Saturday, February 7, 2009
Welcome to OSFP's Organic Market Blog
After 2 years of being incubated with funds from the Kerr Village BIA, the founders of the Kerr Village Organic Farmers Market have incorporated as the non -profit organization "Oakville Sustainable Food Partnership", {OSFP}.
Our goal is to support a variety of projects related to food security in our community. Our main project for 2009 is to provide a market for those ecological famers and producers who live within our local foodshed.
The Kerr Village BIA has decided to proceed with a farmers market in Heritage Square that supports local but not necessarily organic farmers. As such, the OSFP is seeking a new location for our farmers. We remain committed to the sustainable methods of growing used by our vendors. We also remain committed to partnering with local community groups and volunteers who share our vision, and look forward to hearing from them.
Together we can help to sustain our fragile environment, strengthen our community, and increase the economic security of those farmers on whom we depend.
Our goal is to support a variety of projects related to food security in our community. Our main project for 2009 is to provide a market for those ecological famers and producers who live within our local foodshed.
The Kerr Village BIA has decided to proceed with a farmers market in Heritage Square that supports local but not necessarily organic farmers. As such, the OSFP is seeking a new location for our farmers. We remain committed to the sustainable methods of growing used by our vendors. We also remain committed to partnering with local community groups and volunteers who share our vision, and look forward to hearing from them.
Together we can help to sustain our fragile environment, strengthen our community, and increase the economic security of those farmers on whom we depend.
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