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Archive for August 7, 2007
Lee Farm Day - mark your calendars
August 7, 2007 by Sara Zoe.
Sunday, August 19th, 2007 is Lee Farm Day, a day when 14 of Lee’s farms open their barns and fields for us. The day is organized and sponsored by the Lee Agricultural Committee and Friends of Lee Open Space.
More information is available on the Flag Hill website.
The Lee Farm Day 2007 brochure (.pdf) includes a map, addresses and highlights of each farm, and suggested route.
The Lee Agricultural Committee is an amazing exemplar of how agricultural committees can affect positive change - the town of Lee is now known for being farmer friendly, thanks to the work of the Ag committee.
Creating an Agricultural Commission in Your Hometown (.pdf), a publication of the NH Coalition for Sustaining Agriculture has more about the history and projects of the Lee Agricultural Committee.
Visit Seacoast Eat Local’s calendar of local food events for more fun.
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