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Program Guide April 12-13, 2014 = Asheville, N.C MOREMORE THTHANAN 1515 0 0 WORKSHOPS!WORKSHOPS! PP.. 88 EECCO-FRIEO-FRIENNDLYDLY MMAARKETPLRKETPLACACEE PP.. 2727 OFF-STOFF-STAAGEGE DDEMOEMONNSTRSTRAATIOTIONNSS PP.. 2222 KEYKEYNNOTEOTE SPESPEAAKERSKERS PP.. 77 PROGRAM GUIDE APRIL 12-13, 2014 = ASHEVILLE, N.C. 2 www.MotherEarthNewsFair.com Booths 2419, 2420, 2519 & 2520 DISCOVER The Home of Tomorrow, Today Presented by Steve Linton President, Deltec Homes Renewable Energy Stage Check Fair schedule for details LEARN Deltec Homes Workshop Presented by Joe Schlenk Director of Marketing, Deltec Homes Davis Conference Room Check Fair schedule for details ENGAGE Tour our plant on Friday, April 11 Deltec Homes RSVP 800.642.2508 Ext 801 deltechomes.com 69 Bingham Rd Asheville Visit our Model Home in Mars Hill, NC Tel 800.642.2508 Thursday, Friday & Saturday, 10 am - 5 pm 828-253-0483 MOTHER EARTH NEWS FAIR 3 omes, H e are particularlye are Grit l W Motorcycle Classics Motorcycle l eader R ept. 12-14, 2014 S Utne Utne l ourles. They represent some of the mostrepresent ourles. 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H Stage peakers 6503 Campbell 6502 Folk School S 6026 CONTENTS tage 6501 6024 S H 6500 F56 F62 S Barn F 6028 eader 6605 F55 F54 F53 F52 F51 F50 reehouse reehouse 6604 Utne tage F1 F48 6603 Reader 19 tage 6602 VIP F2 F47 Stage IBITORS 27-33 R T (Boone Building) tage Demonstrations F3 F46 6601 S 6600 S F4 F45 P S F5 F44 F6 F43 H F7 F42 F8 F41 F9 F40 ff- rganic Gardening rganic Gardening F10 F39 eal Food eal Food enewable Energy F11 F38 www.MotherEarthNewsFair.com aturday aturday eed unday ponsors and Partners ponsors and Partners F12 F37 MOTHER EARTH NEWS FAIR 19 EX MA WORKS 4 Look for someone wearing a staff badge. Look for someone wearing 19 for the information desk the map on Page location. NEED HELP? S O Name by Exhibitors Booth Number by Exhibitors Marketplace Kids’ Kids’ at the Food Map S Modern Modern Earth Living Mother O Utne S Keynote Grit ConservancyThe Livestock R R S TITLE SPONSORS Deltec Homes has been the world leader in panelized Building on more than a decade of experience with Ed and Rachelle Begley’s passion for the environment high-performance structures ideal for residential or hybrid technologies, Ford Motor Company is creating together with The Flavor Guy’s passion for Mother commercial use since 1968. Deltec carries an extensive the future of the electrified vehicle. Consumers can Nature’s gifts have come together to create Begley’s line of designs from modest to high-end custom choose from three state-of-the-art electric technologies. and Bill’s Soda. This great-tasting, sugar-free soda is homes, and offers a builder-friendly, eco-friendly Ford’s six EVs provide a broad range of power options, a new addition to Nature’s Flavors, which has been system that is wind-resistant, seismic-resistant and to achieve high fuel-economy figures and exceptionally creating more than 8,000 natural and organic products adaptable to any setting. In 2007, Deltec installed low CO2 emissions simultaneously. from the essence of nature for more than 34 years. 273 photovoltaic panels on the roof of its production www.Ford.com Every product at Nature’s Flavors is vegan, gluten- and facility, enabling the company to build all Deltec Booths #2624, #2625, #2724 & #2725 allergen-free, and made with the environment homes with 100% renewable energy. in mind. www.DeltecHomes.com www.NaturesFlavors.com Booths #2419-#2422 Booths #2905-#2907 Purina Animal Nutrition is a national Yanmar, started in 1912, has from its very beginning organization serving producers, animal owners been dedicated to the small farmer. Their mission has and their families through more than 4,700 local always been to support and make the daily life of the cooperatives, independent dealers and other large rural farmer working in his fields easier.T oday Yanmar retailers throughout the United States. With an is known for several product lines, including diesel uncompromising commitment to animal excellence, engines, but their agricultural equipment is known as Purina Animal Nutrition conducts industry-leading being among the best in the world. Yanmar tractors R&D initiatives that create and sustain a valued harness immense power, with great efficiency, making portfolio of complete feeds, supplements, premixes, the daily routine of working on the land not only ingredients and specialty technologies for the livestock more manageable, but also more enjoyable. and lifestyle animal markets.
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