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Sooke Pocket News Sooke Daily Gem: Mary Alice Johnson of ALM Organic Farm
Times Colonist Something new for retired school teacher and innovative nurturer
Sooke News Mirror Down on the farm
Sooke News Mirror ALM saves and shares seeds and offers advice
Sooke News Mirror Life On the Farm
Sooke News Mirror Farm and Gardening Gala
EAT Magazine 5 Things To Buy at the Market This Weekend
EAT Magazine Sooke Farm Tour set for Sunday, August 18
EAT Magazine Local Food Hero, Mary Alice Johnson
The Canadian Organic Grower Efficiency on the Farm
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Deconstructing Dinner Conscientious Cooks VII
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From COABC: What is organic? To the farmers growing food and getting their hands dirty every day, organic is everything. A way of life, a way forward to a better food system, and, of course, a way to grow healthy, delicious food that is good for people and the planet. This is our Manifesto. with Mary Alice Johnson and Keeley Nixon of ALM Organic Farm
What's in a seed? For farmers, seeds are pure magic, a symbol of life, and full of possibility. From the seeds they lovingly plant in the earth each season, to the seeds of knowledge handed down from generation to generation, farmers share a bit of this magic.
Mary Alice & Marika & the gang work really hard to be Sooke’s top food producing farm. As she says in the video, you have to be a business person, but there’s still always time for fun! I shot the video, recorded & edited the sound and edited the video in iMovie9. Thanks to my friend Neil McCann again for the great music and always grateful that my buddy Tim Smith helps rescue my voice recordings. Equip: Canon EOS 600D Canon VIXIA HFG10 –Thanks to MediaNet Sound: Zoom H2 / Edited in iMovie9
This 1995 documentary by Media Network Society celebrates the experience and unique contributions of women in sustainable agriculture. Women share their love of organic farming, their challenges, successes and creative solutions to such issues as access to land, finding support, cooperative marketing, physical demands, spiritual connections, and environmental health.
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