Documentary film: Locavore

Posted on Nov 01, 2009 by Susie Collins in Blog, Home & Garden, Media/Videos, Susie Collins

A film about the return to local food or “Locavorism.”

Locavore is an inspiring new documentary about the inevitable return to the local diet. Less than a generation ago human beings worldwide traveled less than 10 miles to obtain the majority of the food they ate. Today the average conventionally grown vegetable has traveled more than 1500 by the time it has reached your pantry. Our food today is over processed, stale, and lacks nutrition. This new film, featuring some of the neo-pioneers of the Locavore movement will educate, inspire, and revitalize bringing health to our bodies AND our communities.

Link to learn more about the film.

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2 Responses to “Documentary film: Locavore”

  1. jacki

    17. Nov, 2009

    LOVE this video
    this is my HEART & SOUL is :)
    enjoy the dirt/soil…grow and eat organic
    I grow my OWN :) oxox jj

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  2. Susie Collins

    17. Nov, 2009

    Me too, Jacki! I envy that you are supplementing with wild harvest protein. You have the best of both worlds. OH, I wanted to tell you that I am getting a new Little Red Hen who was destined for the stew pot b/c she is roosting above my friend’s laundry line and her bigger girls won’t let her sleep in the coop. Poopy laundry not working too well for friend’s hubs, lol. So I am going to go meet her today to see if Little Red Hen will be a good fit for us. More eggs! :-)

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