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Supporting the One Farm at a Time project The Last Crop is a documentary film that tells the story of Jeff and Annie Main, who like many farming families, confront an uncertain future as development impinges on their rural community and their children choose careers off the farm. What sets the Mains apart is their resolve to ensure their land will be affordable and productive for future farmers.
One Farm at a Time is a collaborative project that is raising funds and awareness to protect Good Humus, and eventually other local farms to ensure opportunities for young farmers and sustainable sources of local food for generations to come. Upcoming events will feature the film and a discussion with the filmmaker, farmers and others:
San Francisco: When: Wednesday, January 25, 6:30-8:30 pm Where: SF School of Digital Filmmaking, 925 Mission Street Cost: $10 General, $5 students/seniors Tickets at Brown Paper Tickets/The Last Crop Film
Sacramento: When: Tuesday, January 31, reception at 6:30, screening and discussion to follow Where: Sierra 2 Community Center, Curtis Hall 2791 24th Street Cost: $15, $10 Co-op owners and students Register at www.sacfoodcoop.com or 916-868-6399 Extras: Organic snacks, beer and wine will be available at the reception.
Ecological Farming Conference: When: Friday, February 3, 12:15 pm Where: Asilomar Conference Center, Pacific Grove, CA Cost: Free to conference attendees
Auburn: When: Tuesday, February 7, 7-9 pm Where: The State Theater, 985 Lincoln Way Cost: $10
Davis: When: Thursday, February 9, 6:30-8:30 pm Where: Storer Hall, UC Davis Campus Cost: Free
Additional screenings are being planned in Palo Alto on January 26, at Pie Ranch in Pescadero on January 27 and at the Sacramento Food Film Festival on March 10.
For more information, visit: www.onefarmatatime.org www.thelastcropfilm.com www.sacfoodcoop.com |
