The Dish
Join us for a special Vermont Restaurant Week edition of The Dish with Seven Days and the Intervale Center with support from ArtsRiot. The Dish is a quarterly panel discussions that dives into hot food issues with the help of local experts.
The Dish: What the Hemp?
Thursday, April 26, 2018
5:30pm – 7:00pm
ArtsRiot, 400 Pine St
Doors open at 5:00pm. Cash bar.
Industrial hemp is planted on over 1,200 acres of Vermont’s working lands. While there has been much discussion of the oil extracted from the plant (CBD), it’s worth noting the many uses of this versatile crop. From animal feed to fuel, fabric to dietary supplements, industrial hemp provides opportunities for Vermont farmers to diversify their operations. With the increasing interest and popularity of CBD products, growers now have a new market for their crop. Here in Vermont we’ve seen a growth in CBD-infused products from coffee and juice to oils and supplements. We’ve even seen a number of restaurants experiment with cooking with CBD. Join us during Vermont Restaurant Week as we explore the hemp crop and hear from farmers, chefs, business owners, and agronomists about the ways in which the evolving understanding of hemp and CBD is impacting our food system.
Brought to you by Seven Days, City Market, and the Intervale Center with special thanks to ArtsRiot.
FREE! $5 suggested donation to benefit the Vermont Foodbank.
Meet the Panel:
- Noah Fishman, ZenBarn
- Abha Gupta, UVM Extension
- Chris Condon, Luce Farm
- Ashley Reynolds, Elmore Mountain Therapeutics
Discussion moderated by Sasha Goldstein, Deputy News Director for Seven Days.
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Previous Topics
Panel
- Noah Fishman, ZenBarn
- Abha Gupta, UVM Extension
- Chris Condon, Luce Farm
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Ashley Reynolds, Elmore Mountain
Therapeudics
Women in the Food Industry,
A Place at the Table
Panel
- Allison Hooper, Co-Founder of Vermont Creamery
- Heather Newcomb, FRESH Food Program Manager at Vermont Works for Women
- Cara Chigazola Tobin, Chef-Owner at Honey Road
- Beth Whiting, Co-Owner at Maple Wind Farm
- Enid Wonacott, Executive Director at NOFA Vermont
Global Foods,
Local Perspectives
Panel
- Martha Caswell - UVM CALS
- Jacob Davignon - Rainforest Alliance
- Eric Lampman - Blue Bandana/Lake Champlain Chocolates
- Tony Naples - Starbird Fish
- Lynn Ellen Schimoler - City Market
Panel
- Miles Hooper, Vermont Creamery
- Shirley Richardson, Vermont Chevon, LLC
- Karen Freudenberger, Vermont Goat Collaborative
- Matt Birong, 3 Squares Cafe
Panel
- Teresa Mares - UVM, Huertas Project
- Naomi Wolcott-MacCausland - UVM Extension, Farming Across Cultures
- Lorenzo Alcudia - Migrant Justice/Justicia Migrante
- Hilary Martin - Diggers’ Mirth Collective Farm
Panel
- Lynette Richards - Community Kitchen Academy
- Benjy Adler - Skinny Pancake
- Faye Conte - Hunger Free Vermont
- Sarah Alexander - Intervale Gleaning and Food Rescue Program
- Rachel Schattman - UVM
Tackling the Topic of Food Access
Panel
- Theresa Snow - Salvation Farms
- Ren Weiner - Miss Weinerz
- Nick Savasta - Cheese and Wine Traders
- Michele Morris - Chittenden Solid Waste District (CSWD)
Panel
- Terrence Bradshaw, Ph.D Research Associate Professor UVM
- Colin Davis, Co-Founder Shacksbury Cider
- Eleanor Leger, Eden Specialty Ciders
- Kris Nelson, Co-Founder Citizen Cider
- Bill Suhr, Owner/Orchardist Champlain Orchards
Panel:
- Bruce Hennessey - Maple Wind Farm
- Frank Pace - Guild Fine Meats
- Sam Fuller - NOFA Vermont
- Sam Smith - Intervale Center
Panel
- Dave Rogers - NOFA-VT
- Heather Darby - UVM Extension
- Tom Vogelmann - UVM CALS
Panel
- Beth Whiting, Maple Wind Farm
- Lindsay Harris, Mountain Home Farm
- Meghan Giroux, Vermont Edible Landscapes
- Mike Ingalls, Intervale Conservation Nursery
- Heather Darby, UVM Extension
Farming in the Time of Climate Change
Panel
- Andy Jones, Intervale Community Farm
- Joshua Faulkner, UVM Extension
- Jeff Jones, Upper Valley Produce
- Eleanor Tison, Green Mountain College
Panel
- Anne-Marie Lefebvre - Seeds of Renewal
- Dr. Amy Trubek - UVM, Nutrition and Food Science
- Dr. John Crock - UVM, Anthropology's Consulting Archaeology Program
- Chief Don Stevens - Nulhegan Abenaki Tribe