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Re: One more MIA Manitoban.....
sidvicious02 #289183 01/29/10 04:45 PM
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Wow... quite an adventure indeed!


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Re: One more MIA Manitoban.....
sidvicious02 #289192 01/29/10 05:36 PM
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 Originally Posted By: sidvicious02
Well thanks for all the welcomes! That's what I really love about this place - you can disappear for a year and a half and then slide right back in like you never left, same old great group of people!

John, no unfortunately I haven't had a chance to check out the Saskatoon Symphony since I left and now that ranks up there on my list of regrets: that I neglected to take full advantage of my close proximity....I probably could have traded a night or two at the symphony for my 2 year quest to eat at every Asian restaurant in the city (there were over 70)! \:\) But it wouldn't be the same story if I had said every restaurant...but two.

Bren, absolutely we'll have to get together again. I'll fire you a PM some day because it appear as though I'll be travelling more frequently to Winnipeg during the month of February (my gf has a contract working for a broadcaster during the Olympics and will be working out of Wpg). Also you are correct, we are primarily "dirt" farmers - thankfully too - it's been a tough year for cattle & hog producers. I actually thought if anyone was interested, I would post some pics/writeup about what goes on at our fairly typical farm...might give a few some insight into where there food is coming.

Again thanks for all the well-wishes and welcome-backs!
Scott


Having just finished watching "Food Inc." - I would welcome pics of a typical farm. Don't know what your setup is like but there was an oldstyle farmer from Virginia in the movie. If he lived anywheres near me, I would drive 2hours to his operation to buy my Beef, Poultry, and Pork.


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Re: One more MIA Manitoban.....
sidvicious02 #289196 01/29/10 05:59 PM
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 Quote:
I have had a chance to skim through more than 100K unread posts

Now that you're done reading Peter's posts, are you gonna check out the rest of them?


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Re: One more MIA Manitoban.....
fredk #289201 01/29/10 06:58 PM
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Re: One more MIA Manitoban.....
fredk #289212 01/29/10 08:07 PM
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I felt a disturbance in the force, searched my feelings, and traced it to this location. The perpetrator left evidence, but is nowhere to be found.

I'll get you.

Re: One more MIA Manitoban.....
pmbuko #289328 01/30/10 05:55 AM
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Welcome back, Scott!

I actually noticed the other day that you were online, and was hoping you'd announce your presence with authority. Or something.

Would love to hear more stories about your new life.


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tomtuttle #289336 01/30/10 10:52 AM
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 Originally Posted By: tomtuttle
announce your presence with authority.
Even our authorities aren't very authoritative.

Bren R.

Re: One more MIA Manitoban.....
BrenR #289399 01/30/10 06:34 PM
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thanks again guys!

Hey Rob, I haven't had an opportunity to see Food Inc. yet, but I will have to try and track it down somewhere so I can have a look. Having not seen it I can't comment too much but it does appear that there will be a few modern agriculture myths perpetuated in the movie that I can hopefully help to dispell. That being said there also appears to be a number of valuable messages througout the website/movie such as eating locally, but more for environmental and "support the local producer" reasons than anything else. At any rate, hopefully I can help a few more people realise where there food comes from and how it is produced on a modern farm!


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Re: One more MIA Manitoban.....
sidvicious02 #289622 02/01/10 02:33 AM
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That whole "eat locally" thing is fine if you live in California.

The rest of us would get scurvy by about March.


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Re: One more MIA Manitoban.....
tomtuttle #289652 02/01/10 05:07 AM
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umm, yeah...

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