Familyfarmed.org in the News

	FamilyFarmed.org in the News click the title to view the full article
	New York Times \| “Does Organic Imply Grazing?” \| September 14th, 2005 Sustain president Jim Slama contributes to the New York Times article “Does Organic Imply Grazing?”.
	TimeOut Chicago \| “Green Thinkers.” \| May 12-19, 2005 “ [Jim Slama] also developed…FamilyFarmed.org, a website, labeling project and annual expo that connects regional farmers with consumers and commercial buyers.”
	Cover Story from the Chicago Tribune's "Good Eating" Section Chicago Tribune \| “Natural Progression: Organic farmers continue to gain ground across the Midwest, but it’s still a tough row to hoe.” \| March 16, 2005 “ Farmers markets are booming for the same reason CSAs are booming,” [Sustain President Jim] Slama said. “Both food sources provide a venue in which they have a lot of trust.”
	Herald & Review, Decatur, IL \| “The natural approach.” \| April 10, 2005 “ Jim Slama, president of Sustain, a Chicago-based environmental group working to build markets for organic farmers, said too many people perceive organics as ‘hippie food’ when it’s actually a $13 billion industry growing by 20 percent a year.”
	Progressive Grocer \| “Twelve Chicago Grocers Join Program to Support Local Organic Farmers.” \| March 8, 2005 “ Twelve grocers…confirmed their commitment to stock and sell food that is grown in the Midwest by certified organic farmers.”
	Chicago Tribune \| “’Local food’ zealots plant seeds of a trend.” \| March 4, 2005 “ But now comes ‘local food.’ It's more than just food, it's a movement. Slama is one of its leaders.”
	Chicago Tribune \| “Organic farmers come to town.” \| March 2, 2005 “ Ever wondered how the food you eat gets from farm to table? The FamilyFarmed.org Expo will help you learn more.”
	Chicago \| “Greener Pastures” \| March 2005 “ Jim Slama believes organic farming can thrive as a business. Now he has to convince the rest of the world.”
	Conscious Choice \| “Organic Foods Expo Coming to Navy Pier.” \| March 2005 “Business is booming in the organic-products industry but factory farms are reaping an unfair share of the profits, according to local advocates. They plan to help change that by re-establishing a person-al relationship between you and the farmer who grew the broccoli on your dinner table.”

	FamilyFarmed.org in the News click the title to view the full article
	New York Times \| “Does Organic Imply Grazing?” \| September 14th, 2005 Sustain president Jim Slama contributes to the New York Times article “Does Organic Imply Grazing?”.
	TimeOut Chicago \| “Green Thinkers.” \| May 12-19, 2005 “ [Jim Slama] also developed…FamilyFarmed.org, a website, labeling project and annual expo that connects regional farmers with consumers and commercial buyers.”
	Cover Story from the Chicago Tribune's "Good Eating" Section Chicago Tribune \| “Natural Progression: Organic farmers continue to gain ground across the Midwest, but it’s still a tough row to hoe.” \| March 16, 2005 “ Farmers markets are booming for the same reason CSAs are booming,” [Sustain President Jim] Slama said. “Both food sources provide a venue in which they have a lot of trust.”
	Herald & Review, Decatur, IL \| “The natural approach.” \| April 10, 2005 “ Jim Slama, president of Sustain, a Chicago-based environmental group working to build markets for organic farmers, said too many people perceive organics as ‘hippie food’ when it’s actually a $13 billion industry growing by 20 percent a year.”
	Progressive Grocer \| “Twelve Chicago Grocers Join Program to Support Local Organic Farmers.” \| March 8, 2005 “ Twelve grocers…confirmed their commitment to stock and sell food that is grown in the Midwest by certified organic farmers.”
	Chicago Tribune \| “’Local food’ zealots plant seeds of a trend.” \| March 4, 2005 “ But now comes ‘local food.’ It's more than just food, it's a movement. Slama is one of its leaders.”
	Chicago Tribune \| “Organic farmers come to town.” \| March 2, 2005 “ Ever wondered how the food you eat gets from farm to table? The FamilyFarmed.org Expo will help you learn more.”
	Chicago \| “Greener Pastures” \| March 2005 “ Jim Slama believes organic farming can thrive as a business. Now he has to convince the rest of the world.”
	Conscious Choice \| “Organic Foods Expo Coming to Navy Pier.” \| March 2005 “Business is booming in the organic-products industry but factory farms are reaping an unfair share of the profits, according to local advocates. They plan to help change that by re-establishing a person-al relationship between you and the farmer who grew the broccoli on your dinner table.”