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DTSTART;TZID=America/Halifax:20211023T140000
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URL:https://devourfest.com/program/kiss-the-ground-w-alone-out-here-in-per
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SUMMARY:Kiss the Ground w/Alone Out Here - IN PERSON
DESCRIPTION:Kiss the Ground\nNarrated and featuring Woody Harrelson\, this 
 film reveals that by regenerating the world’s soils\, we can stabilize E
 arth’s climate\, restore lost ecosystems\, and create abundant food supp
 lies. Kiss the Ground illustrates how\, by drawing down atmospheric carbon
 \, soil is the missing piece of the climate puzzle.\nCountry\, 2020\, 84 m
 inutes\nDirectors Joshua Tickell\, Rebecca Harrell Tickell\nDistributor Ro
 co Films\n\nAlone Out Here\n\nA farmer’s 22-year commitment to transform
  the genetics of his herd are pitted against the beef industry\, who hold 
 the future of his family’s 4th generation farm in their hands. Through h
 is incredible journey of loss and survival\, we learn what it takes to be 
 true to yourself\, at any cost.\nAustralia\, 2021\, 24 minutes\nDirector L
 uke Cornish\n\nThis film will feature an in-theatre tasting by Chef Jenni 
 Lessard. Dish: Askiy Garden Salad- Lakota squash\, bean and maple purée\,
  amaranth and late harvest greens\, spruce tip &amp\; juniper vinaigrette\
 , puffed wild rice\, charred corn\, bison dry meat.\n\nThis film will be f
 ollowed by a panel featuring (bios below):\n\nAngus Ells (Bragg Lumber Com
 pany)\nJoe Piotti (Sweet Earth Farm)\nDr. Andy Hammermeister (Dalhousie Fa
 culty of Agriculture)\nCatherine Manning (Manning Family Farm)\nModerator 
 Joey Pittoello (JustUs!)\n\nSponsored by the Nova Scotia Federation of Agr
 iculture\n\nJenni Lessard\n\nJenni Lessard is a Métis chef\, recipe devel
 oper\, and Indigenous Culinary Consultant for Wanuskewin Heritage Park. Sh
 e grew up in the boreal forest of Northern Saskatchewan\, with no TV recep
 tion. She filled her time picking berries\, rosehips\, and lake mint\, the
 n used them in her cooking. Jenni’s first restaurant\, at age 14\, was F
 light Delight\, a burger truck at the La Ronge Municipal Airport. In 2005\
 , with no formal culinary training\, Jenni opened New Ground Cafe in the f
 arming community of Birch Hills\, SK. Live music events\, art\, and Jenni
 ’s unique blend of storytelling and cooking garnered a province-wide cli
 ent base\, when she moved to Saskatoon to focus on catering. Jenni is Secr
 etary of the Indigenous Culinary of Associated Nations\, Vice President of
  Métis Local #126\, and sits on the steering committee of Slow Food Saska
 toon. She makes her home in the Qu’Appelle Valley on Treaty Four Territo
 ry. @chefjenni\n\nPanellists: \n\nAngus Ells (Bragg Lumber Company)\nAngu
 s Ells grew up on a mixed livestock and crop farm in the Annapolis Valley 
 and has been involved in farm management and consulting agronomy for the p
 ast three decades. He is currently the manager of carrot operations for Br
 agg Lumber Company – the Canadian farming division of the Oxford Food Gr
 oup. Angus has been involved in several agricultural organizations and com
 munity groups. Angus resides in Sheffield Mills\, Kings County\, N.S. with
  his wife Nova Keddy.\n\nJoe Piotti (Sweet Earth Farm)\nJoe Piotti operate
 s a mixed 200 acre farm/woodlot in Colchester County\, managing Belted Gal
 loway grass fed beef cattle\, forest raised Berkshire pigs\, pasture raise
 d poultry\, a certified organic haskap orchard\, Christmas tree lot and wo
 odlot. Before farming\, Joe worked in the banking and investment banking i
 ndustries for over 35 years in New England. Joe actively farms with his w
 ife Stephanie\, and two young children\, Luke &amp\; Sadie.\n\nDr. Andy Ha
 mmermeister (Dalhousie Faculty of Agriculture)\nDr. Andrew Hammermeister i
 s the director of the Organic Agriculture Centre of Canada (OACC) and an A
 ssociate Professor in the Faculty of Agriculture at Dalhousie University\,
  Nova Scotia\, Canada. Andy is the Director of the Organic Agriculture Cen
 tre of Canada which offers online organic courses and co-manages the natio
 nal science program for organic agriculture. Andy grew up on a mixed beef 
 and grain farm in southeast Saskatchewan. He has a Bachelor’s degree in 
 Agriculture with a specialization in soil science from the University of S
 askatchewan. He completed his Master’s in Land Reclamation and his Ph.D.
  in Applied Ecology at the University of Alberta.\n\nCatherine Manning (Ma
 nning Family Farm)\nCatherine Manning of Manning Family Farm grew up on a 
 dairy farm\, completed her BSc in Animal Science at NSAC and agriculture h
 as always been a huge passion in her life. She is actively involved in the
  4-H program\, on both club\, county\, and provincial levels and is involv
 ed with the NS and Maritime Angus Associations Catherine and her husband D
 ean\, have mixed farm operation consisting of greenhouses\, vegetables\, g
 rain and beef cattle in Falmouth\, NS. They were recently awarded The Envi
 ronmental Stewardship Award (TESA) from the Canadian Cattlemen’s Associa
 tion for 2021.\n\nModerator Joey Pittoello (JustUs!)\nJoey Pittoello is Ge
 neral Manager at Just Us! Coffee Roasters Co-op\, in Hortonville\, Nova S
 cotia\, and is responsible for producer-relationships. This allows him th
 e opportunity to regularly visit organic coffee\, chocolate\, and sugar pr
 oducers around the world--many of whom practice organic regenerative agric
 ulture and agroforestry. He is also the past chair of the Atlantic Canada 
 Organic Regional Network (ACORN) and currently sits on the Organics Nova S
 cotia (ONS) steering committee. Joey has worked on several commercial orga
 nic farms over the past 15 years\, and currently lives and works with his 
 wife and two children on their hobby farm in Hortonville.\n\nIn keeping wi
 th Nova Scotia provincial health regulations and a desire to keep all our 
 guests safe and healthy\, Devour! will require proof of full Covid-19 vacc
 ine immunization along with a valid photo ID upon entry to all events with
  no exceptions. For all Devour! Covid Protocols\, please visit our website
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