Dan Kittredge

Dan is director of the Real Food Campaign and past executive director of Remineralize the Earth. Dan grew up on a farm the son of two prominent leaders in the organic farming movement: Julie Rawson and Jack Kittredge. He manages two organic farms currently, and has worked directly with farmers in Central America, Russia and India as well as across the USA researching and developing sustainable agriculture techniques.

Dan is the strategic developer behind the Real Food Campaign. He is passionate about raising the quality of nutrition in our food supply through collaboration with all interested stakeholders, from growers to grocery stores. He is currently teaching biological soil management systems to farmers and gardeners throughout the Northeastern USA and has called for the first National Conference on Nutrient Dense Food.

Dan's vision includes a highly educated public that appreciates the benefits of nutrient dense food and seeks it out, wholesalers and retailers who understand the market potential and sources of supply, a robust distribution system, and a synergistic web of connection between the farming community, labs for soil and tissue testing, and biological farming consultants who help farmers to make it happen. Critical to Dan's vision is the development of rigorous standards certifying food as nutrient dense. email: Dan

Tad Montgomery

Tad Montgomery, founder/director of Tad Montgomery & Associates of Brattleboro, VT, is an ecological engineer working to develop a more harmonious balance between humanity and the environment. His efforts span many fields and disciplines, including biofuels, global climate change, ecological wastewater treatment, biochar, pollution remediation, renewable energy technology development, ecological design, permaculture and sustainable agriculture.

He brings organizational and entrepreneurial experience to the RFC and a deep understanding of ecology and biological systems. Tad is working on research for the Real Food Campaign, the interactive teaching portion of the RFC web site and overall organizational development.

email: Tad

Aside from the staff listed above, you may use the following to send messages relating to particular aspects of the RFC:

Certification
For anything relating to the process of certification and standards for nutrient dense food, email: certification [at] RealFoodCampaign.org

Web Site
Thoughts and suggestions regarding the RFC web site should be sent to: webmaster [at] RealFoodCampaign.org

Conference
For those people with special interest or questions concerning the upcoming national conference on nutrient dense food, scheduled for December, 2010, please send an email to: Conference [at] RealFoodCampaign.org

Workshops
The RFC is in the process of teaching workshops to farmers and gardeners on growing nutrient dense food.  To learn about these workshops visit the link to our workshop schedule at: http://realfoodcampaign.org/content/events
or send an email to: workshops [at] RealFoodCampaign.org

Research
The RFC is engaged in multiple research projects, from on-farm studies to complex programs in collaboration with the ivory towers of our land grant colleges.  To learn more or to become involved with RFC research, send an email to: research [at] RealFoodCampaign.org