Local Food Forum
Bob BenensonIf you love to eat local food... if you grow local food, market local food, serve local food in your farm to table restaurant, teach about local food, expand access to local food, just want to know more about local food... this is YOUR newsletter.
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Agriculturalists Unite: Let-Us-Grow-Our-Own-Food Plan Taking Shape
Advocates for Urban Agriculture and Chicago Community Gardeners Association have co-presented three listening sessions to harvest ideas to advance urban food growing in the city. Attendees at the October 2 listening session’s breakout on “c...
Green City Market Moves Its Winter Market (a Couple of Blocks)
Photo by Bob Benenson
Wild Onion Co-op Teams With American Indian Center on Fall Fest
I have written before about my strong interest in American Indian issues. So I was delighted to learn Friday that Wild Onion Market co-op in Chicago’s Rogers Park neighborhood will partner with the American Indian Center of Chicago on a Fal...
Applications Open for Food Animal Concerns Trust's 2026 Grants
Food Animal Concerns Trust (FACT) advocates for the welfare of farm livestock and helps inform and support farmers who believe in this cause.
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I am passionate about local food. Welcome to the farmers, markets, chefs, home cooks, educators and advocates in the Chicago region.
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