Morningsun Herb Farm, will be joining other prominent farmers and chefs @ Slow Food International's Terra Madre 2006 gathering in Turin, Italy

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Rose Loveall-Sale, the owner of Vacaville's Morningsun Herb Farm, will be joining other prominent farmers and chefs, including Chez Panisse's Alice Waters, at Slow Food International's Terra Madre 2006 gathering in Turin, Italy.

Terra Madre, or Mother Earth, will be the largest-ever international gathering of small-scale farmers and food producers, and will provide a forum for producers whose traditional ways of life and methods are threatened by an industrialized world food supply. Terra Madre will run concurrently with Salone del Gusto, also organized by Slow Food and considered to be the most important international fair dedicated to high quality artisan food from around the world.

Loveall-Sale's Vacaville farm grows more than 600 different kinds of culinary, medicinal and landscaping herbs.