Wednesday, September 03, 2008

Join us at Green Edmonds Festival

visit us at greenedmonds!
This year Field Roast will have a booth selling sausages at the Green Edmonds Festival! This outdoor festival will provide a fun and friendly environment for Green businesses and organizations to showcase their products, services and ideas and for attendees to learn how to live a Greener, healthier lifestyle. Exhibitors will offer everything from home improvement ideas to children's products to organic foods to arts and crafts. Sessions scheduled throughout the day on the solar-powered stage will provide easy, cost-effective ideas for living a Greener life. Admission is FREE! To get there click here.

Hope to see you there!

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Thursday, August 14, 2008

Come see us at Hempfest!


This year at Seattle's annual Hempfest at Murtle Edwards Park, you will be able to buy Field Roasts' Apple Sage Sausage with hemp seed! Thats right! a host of Field Roast familiars and employees will sell the special edition sausage from a booth at the event.

The 2008 theme for this highly attended event is; Industrial Hemp, and what it can do for America. "With our nation's stumbling economy, soaring gas prices, and recent global shortages of food and energy we can't afford to ignore the fact that industrial hemp can play a useful role in securing the vital interests of our nation. There are so many various uses for hemp, it really may be the the world's most resourceful plant. We are putting a special "hemphasis" on the things Hemp can deliver, and we will have some special displays and presentations from some of the nation's leading experts this year at Hempfest." This excerpt from their website emphasizes the fact that in the events' seventeenth year in the making, Hemp is still a viable and important issue today.

Hempfest runs from August 16th-17th from 10am-8pm, and spans three Seattle waterfront parks: Elliott Bay Park (North Entrance), Myrtle Edwards Park, and Olympic Sculpture Park (South Entrance).
Admission is FREE!

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