http://noumbrella.com HD Video Production Services Portland, Maine Tue, 20 Mar 2012 19:32:36 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.2 http://noumbrella.com/portfolio/food-for-maines-future/#comment-82 100 Towns & Cities Say “We Are Farmer Brown” on April 17! | Local Food Local Rules Tue, 20 Mar 2012 19:32:36 +0000 http://noumbrella.com/portfolio/food-for-maines-future/#comment-82 [...] for Maine’s Future is looking for 100 partners to help us show the new documentary You Wanted to Be a Farmer: A Discussion of Scale on Tuesday, April 17 around Maine and the [...] [...] for Maine’s Future is looking for 100 partners to help us show the new documentary You Wanted to Be a Farmer: A Discussion of Scale on Tuesday, April 17 around Maine and the [...]

]]> http://noumbrella.com/portfolio/food-for-maines-future/#comment-81 100 Towns & Cities Say “We Are Farmer Brown” April 17! « Food for Maine's Future Tue, 20 Mar 2012 19:21:24 +0000 http://noumbrella.com/portfolio/food-for-maines-future/#comment-81 [...] You Wanted to Be a Farmer: A Discussion of Scale, a new documentary by No Umbrella Media and the Sap Pail in association with Food for Maine’s Future, profiles Dan and Judy Brown of Gravelwood Farm in Blue Hill, Maine, and the issues surrounding the lawsuit filed against them by the State of Maine and Maine Department of Agriculture. The film features “inside-the-barn” interviews with Dan and Judy as well as conversations with their farm patrons. Topics range from the importance of producing food locally to the control over food policy by corporate-influenced government regulatory agencies. You Wanted to Be a Farmer is a revealing bottom-up look at food policy that raises important questions about the need for scale-appropriate regulation for neighbors feeding neighbors. [...] [...] You Wanted to Be a Farmer: A Discussion of Scale, a new documentary by No Umbrella Media and the Sap Pail in association with Food for Maine’s Future, profiles Dan and Judy Brown of Gravelwood Farm in Blue Hill, Maine, and the issues surrounding the lawsuit filed against them by the State of Maine and Maine Department of Agriculture. The film features “inside-the-barn” interviews with Dan and Judy as well as conversations with their farm patrons. Topics range from the importance of producing food locally to the control over food policy by corporate-influenced government regulatory agencies. You Wanted to Be a Farmer is a revealing bottom-up look at food policy that raises important questions about the need for scale-appropriate regulation for neighbors feeding neighbors. [...]

]]> http://noumbrella.com/uncategorized/portland-slow-riders-take-it-easy-on-first-friday-but-with-superhero-costumes/#comment-70 Erik West Thu, 26 Aug 2010 22:24:38 +0000 http://noumbrella.com/?p=1049#comment-70 This warms my heart!! This warms my heart!!

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