Tickets are now on sale!
Tickets to the 2010 Farm to Table Conference are now on sale!
Please visit our ticket registration site to purchase tickets and regsiter to attend: Farm to Table Conference Registration Page
You can also purchase tickets for the Friday Night Food Tasting on the Food Tasting Registration Page.
Details for this year's conference:
- Conference tickets are $25. They include admission and breakfast for both Friday and Saturday.
- Friday Night Food Tasting tickets are $25. The food tasting is a great way to interact with exhibitors and get a taste of the great variety of local food and spirits.
- Exhibitors can now participate in the Saturday morning networking breakfast as a way to get to know other food producers in the region.
- Early Bird registration ends February 28, 2010. Our early bird special this year is Buy One Ticket, Get One Ticket free.
Information about partcipating exhibitors or to view the speaker and presentation schedule, please visit the Conference page on the PathwaysWellnessProgram.com website: www.pathwayswellnessprogram.com/farm_to_table_conference.html
Inquiries about Group Ticket Sales and Exhibitor/Sponsor participation should contact Erin Hart. Ph#:412-563-7807 or email: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
We hope to see you there!
Hoe a Row and Blog About it!
Western Pennsylvania is a great place to be for the local food comeback. Local food isn't, after all, something new. People have been eating local food since the dawn of agriculture. Now we can use the internet to blog about our local harvest. Many of the local food blogs in the Western Pennsylvania region go into detail about how the authors have whipped up their delicacies. I love visiting these sites for inspiration. Plus, it's a great way to spend some time on the 'net. Truly what Tim Burners-Lee had in mind! Call to end Factory Farms
This article was contributed by Maggie Henry |
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We now have a growing list of area farmers markets on our site. Check out the Local Food Events page to view by date or search by area.
These events were found by searching on the internet and a good number were taken from the excellend list put together by the Pittsburgh Post Gazette. They also have a handy interactive map to visualize the farmers markets closest to you: View Interactive Map.
You can submit your own events on our website after you become a registered member. Registration is free.
BBQ Chicken Experiment
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Last week I went shopping for some chicken. Everything I saw was too expensive, "vegetarian" or not the kind of chicken I’d like to eat.
I have had a local chicken from Sandra Brown of So’ Journey Farm in my freezer since last fall. I decided it was time to indulge and the chicken thawed in the fridge for a few days.



You know that feeling when you pick your 20th zucchini and you just want to throw it? Grilled, shaved, chopped; there are just so many things you can do with the bountiful zucchini plant before your mind starts to wander. I've found a solution! Find out what other, more creative, people are doing with their harvest. 