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Powerful Buyers and the Grocery Supply Chain: What Does it Mean for the Independent Grocer? - American Antitrust Institute On this episode of Ruled by Reason, AAI President Diana Moss hosts David Smith, CEO of Associated Wholesale Grocers, and Chris Jones, SVP of Government Relations and Counsel for the National Grocers Association. They take up a front-line issue: consolidation in the retail grocery supply chain and th...

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Organic Gardening and Revolutionary Politics - Crowdcast Register now for PLACE's event on Crowdcast, scheduled to go live on Thursday July 16, 2020 at 12:00 pm PDT.

RIDE to FARM!
If you are an avid cyclist, or have an interest in supporting beginning dairy and livestock farmers, consider getting involved with the 16th Annual Ride to Farm. Ride to Farm is a fundraiser supporting the Wisconsin School for Beginning Dairy and Livestock Farmers (WSBDF), a program of UW-Madison CIAS and Farm and Industry Short Course. Ride to Farm is going virtual this year! What that means is that you can bike to the destination of your choice, whether a farmers market, local grocer, or anywhere else, and raise funds for the school while doing it. Riders can register at http://ridetofarm.dojiggy.com/. There is no registration fee, but riders are expected to commit to raising at least $100 in donations. Top fundraisers will qualify for prizes.

Not a cyclist but want to donate to the ride? You can support individual riders or the ride in general using the Pledge link at the website listed above.

Wisconsin School for Beginning Dairy and Livestock Farmers Due to COVID-19, the 16th Annual Ride to Farm will be virtual. Registration opens July 6th, 2020! Join us for a beautiful ride somewhere of your choice! Whether you plan to bike to a farm, a farmers market or a grocery store that sells local dairy, meat and eggs, please raise funds for beginning da...