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We really need to shorten the name of this initiative. 🙂 Since the forum in October, this article was published, and I thought it did a good job of summarizing what we’ve done in the last year, and some of the things we are working on. Helping more people grow their own food, watching the […]
Mayor’s Initiative for Healthy Sustainable Food Systems Drives Change in Portland, Maine Read More »
About a year ago Jeremy helped organize a community food forum in Portland, ME with a group of folks who had the network and the funding to gather everyone we knew to talk about our food and how it comes to our plates. From that event Portland’s new Mayor, Mr. Michael Brennan formed the Mayor’s
We found this new buying club that wanted to launch a COSTCO-like offering, but with better food from good sources, and as direct as possible. We support this kind of thing, and recommend it. It is both our business, and political action, to help make this happen. We wish them the best of luck in
Buying Clubs Make Bigger Strides in Seattle, WA Read More »
Food activism for the Internet Farmer keeps getting better and more interesting. Jeremy writes about his experience at buyingclubsoftware.com… Lakes Region Food Security Sub Committee Meetings
BuyingClubSoftware.com for Food Security Read More »
A private Facebook for discussions with collegues. A task and project manager. Does anyone need much more? 🙂 It’s called Convo.com and I encourage using it to organize and work with people. Seriously, this is an awesome tool. It is unfortunate that to prove this point we need to get all of us on there,
Exciting Technology – Convo.com Read More »
We wanted to let everyone know that recently our handy work was featured in a Portland Press Herald article. The piece, titled Soup to Nuts: In Maine, eating local just keeps getting easier, discusses several ways people can get local foods onto their dinner table. Among them are a new business called Clara Burke Kitchen
Making Local Food Easier Read More »
I am excited to announce a big change at Internet Farmer. As of today, the company goes from me, Jeremy Bloom, the Internet Farmer, to an official partnership. The new addition is Matt Hokanson (aka Hoke), a friend,  excellent programmer, and, in general, good guy. Over the past couple of years we’ve been developing a
A New Internet Farmer Read More »
The following is a basic demonstration of a local-food-oriented shopping system for online ordering followed by in-person pickup. An add-on module is available if you manage multiple pickup locations. The design may be different on your shopping cart, but these functions are basically the same. First we setup your products and categories and producers through
A Demonstration of Zen Cart Shopping Cart for Farmers Read More »
A couple days ago, a new client of the Internet Farmer made news for the work we are doing together. Yay for them, and yay for us! Enjoy… http://www.pressherald.com/news/group-grows-winter-business-with-online-farmers-market_2010-12-27.html If you are interested in our system that does this, please see our E-Commerce service page.
CapeSopo Market Makes Press Herald – And so did the Internet Farmer Read More »
After getting their recent newsletter I found MOFGA to be doing a weekly radio show up in Blue Hill, ME. You can hear it online if you are not in the listening area. For me, this is very exciting to hear people I see at the big events, and who organize many of the events
Common Ground Radio DEBUT Read More »