Monday, June 29, 2009
Routt County Riders 4th of July Parade
June 25, 2009
IN THIS ISSUE
4th of July Parade
JULY RCR MEETING
RCR CONTACT INFORMATION
www.routtcountyriders.org
President: Robin Craigen Vice President: Lisa Shafer robin@movingmountains.com lisa@steamboat-springs.com
Secretary/Treasurer: Scott Schlapkohl Exec. Director/Admin: Jackie Brown
sschlapkohl@msn.com jbrown@marabouranch.com
JOIN ROUTT COUNTY RIDERS IN THE 2009 4TH OF JULY PARADE!!
Please ride your bike in this year's Independence Day Parade in support of Routt County Riders! Meet at Orange Peel Bicycle Shop wearing your RCR bike jersey and celebrate the accomplishments and goals of our cycling club by joining the parade through Steamboat Springs!
DATE: SATURDAY, JULY 4, 2009
TIME: MEETING AT 9:00AM / PARADE AT 10:00 AM
PLACE: OUTSIDE ORANGE PEEL BICYCLE SHOP
RSVP TO JACKIE @ jbrown@marabouranch.com
NEXT RCR MONTHLY MEETING WILL BE HELD ON THURSDAY, JULY 02, 2009 AT 5:30PM
Meeting Location: We are switching to the Board room on the 1st Floor of the Mountain Resorts / Resort Group Building at 2150 Resort Drive. Come to the door at the back of the building and head upstairs to the 2nd Floor.
Tuesday, June 23, 2009
Deep Roots Spring/Summer Newsletter
Hello! from
Deep Roots
Spring/Summer '09 Newsletter
... and the beet goes on!
Pass the Bread
It's almost here! Pass the Bread will be happening on Friday, June 26 in Routt County. This is a wonderful new event that is designed to bring together people from throughout Routt County, with the intent of strengthening our sense of community. Our goal is to have 100 homes hosting dinner for 8-12 people, all on the same evening; each home will have both guests that they know and guests that they don't (yet) know. Please visit our web site for more information about being either a host or guest: http://.passthebreadcelebratecommunity.wordpress.com
Community Agriculture Dialog
The Routt County Community Agriculture Dialog was held on March 18, and we received a lot of great input and ideas. The information was presented during a session of the event What's in Your Foodshed?. A final report has been written, and it was presented to Colorado U.S. Senator Michael Bennet during a visit to Steamboat Springs in April. The report will also soon be mailed to local, regional, state, and national elected officials, as well as to numberous agricultural and land-use organizations.
"Fresh" the movie
Library Hall, July 15, 7pm
"Russ Kremer, the President of the Missouri Farmers’ Union and of Ozark Mountain Pork Coop discusses the danger of concentrating animals in feedlots . . .
Will Allen, 6ft 7″ former professional basketball player, is now one of the most influential leaders of the food security & urban farming movement. His farm and not-for-profit, Growing Power, have trained and inspired people in every corner of the US to start growing food sustainably...
Joel Salatin writes in his website that he is “in the redemption business: healing the land, healing the food, healing the economy, and healing the culture.” And if you visited his farm, you’d know he means it & lives it!
He produces beef, chicken, eggs, turkey, rabbits, and forestry product. Yet, Joel calls himself a grass-farmer, for it is the grass that transform the sun into energy that his animals can then feed on. By closely observing nature, Joel created a rotational grazing system that not only allows the land to heal but also allows the animals to behave the way the were meant to — as in expressing their “chicken-ness” or “pig-ness”, as Joel would say." - http://www.freshthemovie.com/
Save the Date! "In Cahoots" July 30
Deep Roots and the Community Agriculture Alliance will be hosting specialguest Cindy Dvergsten on the evening of Thursday, July 30 at the Community Center. The theme for the speech will be "In Cahoots: Community Supporting Agriculture Supporting Community." While agriculture sustains civilization, it takes a community to support agriculture. Cindy will be discussing ways for us in the Yampa Valley to create a community that will help sustain family farms and ranches. Please watch the Deep Roots summer calendar or our web site for more details (www.deeproots-co.org).
On June 1 Deep Roots had our first membership meeting. Merry Lester gave an engaging presentation on the topic of crop rotation in your garden. She showed her multi-year rotation among her raised beds. The advantages of crop rotation are to keep the soil enriched and keep pest/disease down. She also provide plant door prizes.
(A membership form is attached to this email if you'd like to become a member.)
DEEP ROOTS calendar on AIRSET
non-members can view it, and will have it embedded in or linked to our website. Airset is a free cloud group which gives you the option to link your personal calendars with the Deep Roots calendar and have all of your information in one place.
The Beet List Blogspot
This is the place to be to find out about events, share ideas and keep connected to the Yampa Valley community. Postings include art, ecology and agriculture as we are dedicated to a healthy, sustainable and vibrant lively hood in beautiful northwest colorado. Farmers markets... garden clubs... sharing & swapping of your harvest... ask a question... give an answer.. visit - http://beetlist.blogspot.com/
... and the beet goes on!
Saturday, June 20, 2009
Steamboat Springs harvest share/swap, gardening tips, inquiries etc...
HAYDEN FARMERS MARKET
Fridays, Starting June 19th
Market from 5:00 pm to 8:00 pm
Walnut Street
Produce, Flowers, Food, Crafts, and More
See you there!
(Vendors interested can call 846-0616 for more information)
Hayden Garden Club & Farmers Market Info
Saturday, June 13, 2009
HISTORIC ROUTT COUNTY FUNDRAISER TOMORROW!
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Tuesday, June 9, 2009
Oak Creek Community Garden
I just wanted to let you know that the OC community garden is still in the works. We've been waiting on materials before scheduling a work day.
With the help of JoAnn and Michael Mow, we've acquired some logs to use for raised beds, and Bob (Public Works) is providing us with top soil.
If anyone has access to rebar, we need several pieces to secure the beds.
We'll keep you posted on a work day.
Thanks,
Lynne Paschal
"If you're gonna have a garden ya'gotta have some dirt!"- Luna Tart
Monday, June 8, 2009
HISTORIC ROUTT COUNTY
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Monday, June 1, 2009
Cayuse Classic
Come help us celebrate our 10th Anniversary AT THE 2009 CAYUSE CLASSIC! Cay•use {ki- yoóss} (noun) : a small pony of a western North American breed
A Family Event and Benefit for The Community Agriculture Alliance
SATURDAY, JUNE 13, 2009Sidney Peak Ranch, Steamboat Springs
Bring your Horse and Enter the Events!
Horse events for Adults and Kids from 9 am to 1 pm - Enter You and Your Horse in any of the following: Hunter Jumper Show; Ranch Horse Versatility, or PokerRun Trail Ride or
Plus!! Bring the Family for a Fun-Filled Day and Evening!
Spectators invited to participate in the Our Newest Event - the Outfitter’s Race!!! with a Calcutta Auction! ~ 4:00pm
CASH BAR & LIVE ENTERTAINMENT Yampa Valley Boys! ~ 5: 00 pm
WESTERN BARBECUE DINNER Catered by C’s Catering! ~ 6:30 pm BBQ Dinner Tickets: $50 adult / $10 youth 8-13 / 7 and under FREE
BENEFIT AUCTION - Helping Community Agriculture Alliance Keep Our Heritage Alive ~ Bid on your favorite Basket of Goodies!
Visit our website www.communityagalliance.org for Information, Horse Event Registration, Schedule of Activities, Directions and more or call 879-4370
Corporate and Sponsorship Opportunities Available
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