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Carter Anderson of Save The Trash has made some cold frames of recovered materials.

If you are starting a garden, you should seriously consider a cold frame to get a jump on the season.

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Welcome to the VSR Website!

The Vegetarian Society of Richmond is a 501 (c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to promoting vegetarianism through education, activities and advocacy.  We want to be a great resource for you by providing information about vegetarianism and related issues.  We seek to unite vegetarians and those interested in vegetarianism in the Richmond area. Activities may include restaurant visits, potlucks, lectures, classes, hikes, field trips and outreach such as the annual Chili Cookoff, the Healthy Child Initiative, free literature distribution and the Richmond Vegetarian Festival.  

The Society recognizes that its members are vegetarians or interested in vegetarianism for a variety of reasons including personal health, religious beliefs, environmental concerns, animal rights and world hunger and that not all members share all of them. Our meetings are open to members and non-members alike and membership is open to both vegetarians and non-vegetarians.  The Society is an all volunteer organization and depends upon donations of both time and money. Memberships sustain the Society as the only organization providing information on vegetarianism in the Richmond area.

 
VSR Billboard!

For the month of June, the VSR billboard will be going up at Hull St. and Mayo Bridge. Check it out!

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Ukrops's Golden Gift program
Ukrop’s has re-launched their Golden Gift program, and you can help the Vegetarian Society of Richmond earn a portion of the $400,000 payout!
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Richmond Vegetarian Festival 2008!!

Saturday June 21, 2008
Noon to 6pm
Azalea Gardens at Bryan Park

 

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New Vegan Website: www.VeganMeans.com

The following article appeared in ActionLine Spring 2008

Launching Vegan Means

by Heather Steel | Spring 2008

How much protein do you need each day and where can a vegan find it? Is fish oil really the best source of Omega 3? (And what’s Omega 3?) What are the greatest factors in making our weather unstable and changing the climate of our Earth? The answers to these questions and many others await you at Friends of Animals’ newest website, Vegan Means.

The Internet provides an overwhelming amount of information on most any topic, vegan living included. Vegan Means has distilled some of the information, and offered carefully considered new commentary, to provide an attractive and easily digestible platter of knowledge relevant to those who decide to opt out of animal-based businesses.

 

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CSA News
www.RuralVirginiaMarket.com is another CSA that is almost full and delivers to Byrd House Market and Goochland Farmers Market. You can check out their site at the above link.
 
For all the Victory Farms wait-listers (www.victoryfarmsinc.com) - info on another CSA farmer that plans to start delivering in Richmond this season:
Ploughshare community farm is offering shares in the Richmond area for 2008. They
currently have 50 shares available. Please check out their webpage at
www.ploughsharecsa.com.
VSR member Ken Lyle is starting a CSA this year:
http://growingcommunity.net/joomla/
 
 
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