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Local food experts discuss changes in food culture, how to capitalize on it, and how to get healthy food to all

Unknown 10:41 AM community supported agriculture, farming, food, local food, nutrition, restaurants, vegetables
Story and photo by Melissa Landon Kentucky Health News Local food experts gathered at the University of Kentucky April 9 to discuss how Ken...
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At roundtable on food and agriculture, Prince Charles says we need to reconnect with the food system and nature, keep stock

At roundtable on food and agriculture, Prince Charles says we need to reconnect with the food system and nature, keep stock
Unknown 7:47 AM agriculture, food, local food, nutrition
Prince Charles "called for urgent restructuring of local and global economies to save humanity from itself" in a whirlwind visit t...
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Wendell and Mary Berry welcome Prince Charles and wife to Louisville, where prince will focus on local food and sustainability

Wendell and Mary Berry welcome Prince Charles and wife to Louisville, where prince will focus on local food and sustainability
Unknown 3:07 PM environment, environmental health, local food, nutrition
In honor of a royal visit on Friday to Louisville by Prince Charles and his wife Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, who will be highlighting iss...
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Prince Charles to keynote Louisville health and food symposium

Unknown 2:35 PM alternative medicine, food, homeopathy, local food, nutrition
Prince Charles and Camilla Parker-Bowles Prince Charles of the United Kingdom will keynote a health symposium in Louisville March 20. The pr...
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Comer encourages Kentucky schools to serve fresh local foods on 'Farm Fresh Fridays'

Unknown 8:16 PM agriculture, local food, school lunch
State Agriculture Commissioner James Comer wants Kentucky schools to offer fresh, local foods for students on Farm Fresh Fridays. The progra...
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