///////////English Translation Below///////////
アメリカ大使館とのコラボレーションにより、『農業』で『イノベーション』を起こしている起業家を、米国から招待しての講演会を開催致します！
私たちの生活になくてはならない農業。
日本では農業従事者の高齢化が叫ばれる中、これからの世代と農業の関わり方についてお話を伺います。
講演会後に弊団体の『2012年度活動報告会』も行いますので、併せてご案内申し上げます。
【日時】
2013年3月5日（火）
09:30 会場
10:00~11:00 講演会
11:00~12:00 活動報告会
【会場】
東京大学駒場コミュニケーションプラザ２F
（http://www.u-tokyo.ac.jp/campusmap/cam02_01_51_j.html ）
【費用】
無料
【お申し込み方法】
下記のリンクよりご登録を行ってください。
http://goo.gl/WDl1B
※ご登録は講演会と活動報告会がセットになっておりますが、どちらか一方のご参加でも結構です。
===講演会概要===
スタンフォードで学び、現在、自ら農園を開きながら農業にイノベーションを起こしている起業家による講演会です。若い世代へ向けたこれからの農業についてお話を頂きます。
From the Ground Up: A Young Farmer's Perspective from the U.S.
Zoë Ida Bradbury氏
Born onto a small sheep ranch on the Oregon, farmer and writer Zoë Ida Bradbury grew up birthing lambs in the spring, watching salmon spawn in the fall, and taming plums and tomatoes into canning jars all summer. Her love of food, farming and rural livelihood carried her full-circle back to her native coastal Oregon, where the 33-year-old now runs her own farm, with the help of her family, one employee, a couple of tractors, and a team of draft horses. The farm produces over 100 varieties of vegetables, fruit and berries for local restaurants, grocery stores, farm stand, upick, food banks, and a 100+ share community supported agriculture program.
Zoe is a Food and Society Policy Fellow and a tireless advocate for young and beginning farmers. She has written extensively on the topic and most recently co-edited a book of essays by new farmers entitled Greenhorns. Her writing has also appeared in Edible Portland, USA Today, Oregon Coast Magazine, The Oregonian, Grist.org, Draft Horse Journal and Stanford Magazine. She's the author of the online blog Diary of a Young Farmer.
Zoe completed her undergraduate work at Stanford University, where she studied ecological anthropology with a focus on sustainable agriculture. She received her master's degree from Antioch University with a focus on rural development, food systems and community change.
She makes her home in the rural community of Langlois with her husband, Daniel and two year old daughter, Cleo.
Valley Flora Farms: http://www.valleyflorafarm.com/
Diary of a Young Farmer: http://edibleportland.com/category/edible-online/diary-of-a-young-farmer/
===活動報告会概要===
2011年12月にシンガポールとの２国間での交換留学として始まった弊団体の活動も、2012年度は海外８カ国へとネットワークを広げ国内外で様々なプログラムを実施して参りました。
この度は、2012年度の活動と今後の団体の方針につきまして皆さまにご報告させて頂きます。弊団体の活動に少しでもご興味のある方は是非ともご参加下さい！
[Seminar on Youth x Agriculture x Innovation / Bizjapan Annual Activity Report]
With the support of the Embassy of the United States, Bizjapan is inviting a young entrepreneur from the United States, who is bringing many new ideas into the field of agriculture.
The average age of farmers in Japan is becoming higher and higher, which is a serious problem for the future of this country. Why is this happening?
In this session, we will learn how the next generation should be involved in farming from an energetic and inspiring lecturer.
After the lecture, we will have Bizjapan Annual Activity Report.
[Date and Time]
Tuesday, 5 March, 2013
09:30 Open
10:00~11:00 Lecture on Agriculture by Ms.Bradbury
11:00~12:00 Bizjapan Annual Activity Report
[Venue]
2F, Communication Plaza
The University of Tokyo Komaba Campus
10:00~11:00 Lecture on Agriculture by Ms.Bradbury
11:00~12:00 Bizjapan Annual Activity Report
[Venue]
2F, Communication Plaza
The University of Tokyo Komaba Campus
Free
[Registration]
Please register from the link below.
[Registration]
Please register from the link below.
http://goo.gl/WDl1B
From the Ground Up: A Young Farmer's Perspective from the U.S.
[Lecturer]
Ms. Zoë Ida Bradbury
Born onto a small sheep ranch on the Oregon, farmer and writer Zoë Ida Bradbury grew up birthing lambs in the spring, watching salmon spawn in the fall, and taming plums and tomatoes into canning jars all summer. Her love of food, farming and rural livelihood carried her full-circle back to her native coastal Oregon, where the 33-year-old now runs her own farm, with the help of her family, one employee, a couple of tractors, and a team of draft horses. The farm produces over 100 varieties of vegetables, fruit and berries for local restaurants, grocery stores, farm stand, upick, food banks, and a 100+ share community supported agriculture program.
Zoe is a Food and Society Policy Fellow and a tireless advocate for young and beginning farmers. She has written extensively on the topic and most recently co-edited a book of essays by new farmers entitled Greenhorns. Her writing has also appeared in Edible Portland, USA Today, Oregon Coast Magazine, The Oregonian, Grist.org, Draft Horse Journal and Stanford Magazine. She's the author of the online blog Diary of a Young Farmer.
Zoe completed her undergraduate work at Stanford University, where she studied ecological anthropology with a focus on sustainable agriculture. She received her master's degree from Antioch University with a focus on rural development, food systems and community change.
She makes her home in the rural community of Langlois with her husband, Daniel and two year old daughter, Cleo.
Valley Flora Farms: http://www.valleyflorafarm.com/
Diary of a Young Farmer: http://edibleportland.com/category/edible-online/diary-of-a-young-farmer/
Since established in December 2011 as a bilateral student exchange program between Japan and Singapore, Bizjapan has grown rapidly and the range of our activities has been widened to a large extent.
In this session, we would like to share our achievements within the year 2012, and explain our plan in the year 2013 as well as our goal in a long term.
===About the lecture===
[Title]From the Ground Up: A Young Farmer's Perspective from the U.S.
[Lecturer]
Ms. Zoë Ida Bradbury
Born onto a small sheep ranch on the Oregon, farmer and writer Zoë Ida Bradbury grew up birthing lambs in the spring, watching salmon spawn in the fall, and taming plums and tomatoes into canning jars all summer. Her love of food, farming and rural livelihood carried her full-circle back to her native coastal Oregon, where the 33-year-old now runs her own farm, with the help of her family, one employee, a couple of tractors, and a team of draft horses. The farm produces over 100 varieties of vegetables, fruit and berries for local restaurants, grocery stores, farm stand, upick, food banks, and a 100+ share community supported agriculture program.
Zoe is a Food and Society Policy Fellow and a tireless advocate for young and beginning farmers. She has written extensively on the topic and most recently co-edited a book of essays by new farmers entitled Greenhorns. Her writing has also appeared in Edible Portland, USA Today, Oregon Coast Magazine, The Oregonian, Grist.org, Draft Horse Journal and Stanford Magazine. She's the author of the online blog Diary of a Young Farmer.
Zoe completed her undergraduate work at Stanford University, where she studied ecological anthropology with a focus on sustainable agriculture. She received her master's degree from Antioch University with a focus on rural development, food systems and community change.
She makes her home in the rural community of Langlois with her husband, Daniel and two year old daughter, Cleo.
Valley Flora Farms: http://www.valleyflorafarm.com/
Diary of a Young Farmer: http://edibleportland.com/category/edible-online/diary-of-a-young-farmer/
===Annual Activity Report===
Since established in December 2011 as a bilateral student exchange program between Japan and Singapore, Bizjapan has grown rapidly and the range of our activities has been widened to a large extent.
In this session, we would like to share our achievements within the year 2012, and explain our plan in the year 2013 as well as our goal in a long term.
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