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24
.  Ibid.

25
.  Rogers, “Thomas Jefferson, America's Founding Foodie.”

26
.  Jefferson, “To Dr. Vine Utley, March 21, 1819,” in
The Writings of Thomas Jefferson
, XV:187.

27
.  Hatch, “Thomas Jefferson's Legacy in Gardening and Food.”

28
.  Jefferson, “To Dr. Vine Utley, March 21, 1819.”

29
.  Thomas Jefferson Foundation, “Paris Residences.”

30
.  Wulf,
Founding Gardeners
, 151.

31
.  Thomas Jefferson Foundation, “James Hemings.”

32
.  Ibid.

33
.  Webster, ed., “Memorandum of Mr. Jefferson's Conversations,” in
Private Correspondence of Daniel Webster
, 364–66.

34
.  Rogers, “Thomas Jefferson, America's Founding Foodie.”

35
.  Jefferson, “Jefferson to Stephen Cathalan, Monticello, June 6, 1817.”

36
.  Jefferson,
Thomas Jefferson's Garden Book
, 222.

37
.  Peter Hatch in discussion with the author, May 2013.

38
.  Lily Fox-Brugière in discussion with the author, January 2013.

39
.  Waters, introduction to
A Rich Spot of Earth
, xi.

40
.  Moser, “All the President's Produce.”

41
.  Ibid.

42
.  Michie Tavern, “The Tavern's History.”

43
.  Cindy Conte in discussion with the author, January 2013.

44
.  Gabriele Rausse in discussion with the author, February 2013.

45
.  Ibid.

46
.  Ibid.

C
HAPTER
2

47
.  Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, “Virginia Agriculture Facts and Figures.”

48
.  Ibid.

49
.  Ibid.

50
.  Ibid.

51
.  Ibid.

52
.  Ibid., “Virginia Century Farm Program.”

53
.  Ibid.

54
.  Ibid., “Virginia Agriculture Facts and Figures,”

55
.  Schum, “The Plain People.”

56
.  Donnie Montgomery in discussion with the author, March 2013.

57
.  WSET, “Franklin Co's Homestead Creamery Receives Grant from Governor McDonnell.”

58
.  Ibid.

59
.  Ibid.

60
.  Donnie Montgomery in discussion with the author, March 2013.

61
.  Ibid.

62
.  Benyus,
Biomimicry
, introduction.

63
.  Zach Miller in discussion with the author, March 2013.

64
.  Erica Hellen in discussion with the author, March 2013.

65
.  United States Department of Agriculture National Agricultural Statistics Service, “NASS Survey 2010.”

66
.  Stanley, “Renting Farmland.”

67
.  Seymour,
Self-Sufficient Life
.

68
.  Ibid.

69
.  London, “Permaculture: A Quiet Revolution—An Interview with Bill Mollison.”

70
.  Ibid.

71
.  Owen,
Green Metropolis
, 301.

72
.  Pollan, “Sustaining Vision.”

73
.  Polyface Farms, “Our Story.”

74
.  Ibid.

75
.  Goodman, “Joel Salatin, America's Most Influential Farmer.”

76
.  Ibid.

77
.  Ibid.

78
.  Gail Hobbs-Page in discussion with the author, March 2013.

C
HAPTER
3

79
.  Talhelm, “Charlottesville Tops
Forbes'
Wealthiest & Most Charitable Lists.”

80
.  McEvoy, “The $5 Tomato.”

81
.  Ibid.

82
.  Reddy, “Sotheby's Puts Veggies on the Block.”

83
.  Kate Collier in discussion with the author, April 2013.

84
.  C-VILLE writers, “Local Food Hub Linking Farm and Table in Five Counties.”

85
.  Ibid.

86
.  Emily Manley in discussion with the author, May 2013.

87
.  Grace Communications Foundation, “Where Can You Find Sustainable Food?”

88
.  Zach Buckner in discussion with the author, May 2013.

89
.  Relay Foods, “Press Release: Relay Foods Establishes Largest Online Food Marketplace in Mid-Atlantic U.S.”

90
.  DiMaggio, “Local Farmers Markets.”

91
.  Provence, “Un-wreathed: City Market Founders' Kin Kicked Out.”

92
.  Stephanie Andregg-Maloy in discussion with the author, January 2013.

C
HAPTER
4

93
.  Satran, “Best Restaurant Cities.”

94
.  Kurlantzick, “36 Hours in Charlottesville, Va.”

95
.  McGowin, “Taste Charlottesville's Growing Local-Food Movement.”

96
.  Gail Hobbs-Page in discussion with the author, March 2013.

97
.  Will Richey in discussion with the author, June 2013.

98
.  Harrison Keevil in discussion with the author, June 2013.

99
.  Dean Maupin in discussion with the author, June 2013.

100
.  Matt Rohdie in discussion with the author, June 2013.

101
.  Adriana Hill in discussion with the author, June 2013.

102
.  Donnie Montgomery in discussion with the author, June 2013.

C
HAPTER
5

103
.  Jefferson, “Thomas Jefferson to Thomas Appleton, Monticello, 14 January 1816.”

104
.  Jefferson, “Thomas Jefferson to John Dortie, 1811,” in
Thomas Jefferson's Garden Book
, 462.

105
.  Ibid.

106
.  Monticello, “Vineyard.”

107
.  Ibid.

108
.  Ibid.

109
.  Ibid.

110
.  Ireland, “Barboursville Wine Slated for Chinese Import.”

111
.  Apple, “Jefferson Gets His Wish.”

112
.  Ibid.

113
.  Ibid.

114
.  Luca Paschina in discussion with the author, July 2013.

115
.  Apple, “Jefferson Gets His Wish.”

116
.  Brashear, “Growing Good Wine in Virginia's Unlikely Clime.”

117
.  Gabriele Rausse in discussion with the author, February 2013.

118
.  Margaux and Company, “Gabriele Rausse.”

119
.  Ibid.

120
.  Burrus, “A Vintner's Vintner.”

121
.  Berninger, “Vines and Wines: Trump Winery's 2007 SP Reserve.”

122
.  Kerry Woolard in discussion with the author, March 2013.

123
.  Mark Thompson in discussion with the author, May 2013.

124
.  Vintage Virginia Apples, “Apple Varieties.”

125
.  Morris, “Professor Apple.”

126
.  Tim Edmond in conversation with the author, May 2013.

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