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    Deborah Schapiro talks with Julie Shaffer, Zora O'Neill & Tamara Reynolds.
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    Julie Shaffer Talks About Heritage Turkey's At Emory (27:52)

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    Emory University, Patrick Martins, Heritage Foods USA, Slow Food Atlanta, hospitals connected with the university, sustainable foods, Thanksgiving, turkey's, culture and tradition, Heritage breed turkey's, carving boards, serving a broad breasted white, taste test between Heritage breeds and industrial turkey's, what are the differences?, flavor, Heritage turkeys have more flavor, texture is different, Chef Virginia Willis, highest priority goes to Georgia farmers, eight state region, locavore, sourcing sustainably and locally, energy and water conservation, recycling, every little thing you do can make a difference, a good place to start is composting, White Oak Pasture, grass fed beef, Springer Mountain Farms, chicken, farm spotlights, rare breeds on are the verge of extinction, slow food, they turkey's have been taken off the endangered list and put on the watch list, you have to eat them to save them, two years of planning for a one day event at Emory, be happy with baby steps, hopefully in ten years there will be a viable market for this rare cattle breed, student programs and courses, Julie grew up in rural Ohio, wild salad greens, Carlo Petrini, cattle, anthropology, there are 700 members in slow food Atlanta,

    Zora O'Neill & Tamara Reynolds: Forking Fantastic (29:06)

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