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Come & Enjoy Our 13th Annual Festival, May 5-6, 2013<br />
Sunday and Monday, 10 am to 7 pm both days<br />
Celebrate spring with 150 vendors, 75 old time<br />
musicians, and more than 40 craftsmen. Browse<br />
through thousands of varieties of plants and learn how<br />
to grow them with our acclaimed guest speakers.<br />
Come and join us and more than 7000 gardeners at<br />
America’s premier event of seeds, plants, music, culture<br />
and the celebration of historic foods. Join gardeners<br />
from 30-40 states. Bring the kids, who will be admitted<br />
free, for a full day of children’s fun and educational<br />
activities. Area schools are invited to bring their classes.<br />
Enjoy a sense of community with fascinating seed collectors,<br />
renowned musicians, national speakers, historic demonstrators,<br />
food activists, home schoolers, western re-enactors, organic growers,<br />
gourmet chefs, free thinkers, Ozarkian crafters, trendy vendors and<br />
herbal hippies!<br />
read more at www.rareseeds.com<br />
Paul Wallace of the Petaluma Seed Bank<br />
and Dr. William Woys Weaver<br />
Guest Speakers<br />
Dr. William Woys Weaver, internationally-known food historian<br />
and author of 16 books.<br />
Dr. Jeffrey Nekola, a Research Associate in the Biology Division<br />
of the New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science in Albuquerque,<br />
New Mexico, an Adjunct Associate Professor for the University of New Mexico,<br />
and Research Associate in the Section of Mollusks at the Carnegie Museum of<br />
Natural History.<br />
roNNie CummiNs, founder and director of the Organic Consumers<br />
Association.<br />
Jim loNg, herb gardener and prolific writer who travels the world looking<br />
for interesting new herbs and vegetables.<br />
ira WallaCe, a Central Virginia Master Gardener who serves on the<br />
board of Organic Seed Alliance and who is a worker/owner of the cooperatively<br />
managed Southern Exposure Seed Exchange.<br />
osCar “HaNk” Will iii, the great-grandson of the founder of the<br />
notable Oscar H. Will Co. seed and nursery business. As Editor in Chief of<br />
grit magazine, he also farms with his wife, Karen, on their Kansas acreage.<br />
kareN keb Will, a freelance writer and editor who started her own<br />
home-based baking business. Her new book about starting a home-based business<br />
will be out this spring.<br />
JoHN brazaitis, a life-long organic beekeeper and local honey producer.<br />
208 208 www.rareseeds.com