What do farmers and doctors have in common and how can they teach us about health and well-being?

Farmacology

UC Marin Master Gardeners

present author

Daphne Miller M.D.

Friday, August 23, 2013 6-8:30 pm p.m.

Join Daphne Miller MD in a discussion about her latest book, Farmacology: What Innovative

Family Farming Can Teach Us About Health and Healing, which chronicles her year-long

exploration of sustainable agriculture where she learns from farmers and ranchers how to be a

better family doctor. Miller approaches medicine with the idea that health and healing may be

found not only in the medical system but also in edible gardens, farmsteads, home kitchens,

ranches, nature trails and more.

Before the talk, enjoy appetizers from Nicasio Valley Cheese Company and local artisan

purveyors. Taste wine from Scribe and Zaremba. Meet local farmers and community members

interested in this vital topic. Learn what Master Gardeners are doing to create a healthy

environment for Marin County. Daphne Miller is a practicing physician and a contributor to Health, a section

of the Washington Post. She’s been profiled in the New York Times, O Magazine, Harvard Medical Magazine, Vogue, the Michael Krasny

Show, Dr Oz Show, and others. http://drdaphne.com

This is a Benefit for UC Marin Master Gardeners, a group of dedicated volunteers who provide research-based horticultural information to residents of Marin County.

http://marinmg.org

American Legion Hall 500 Magnolia Ave. Larkspur, CA 94939 Tickets: $30 in advance $40 at the door Purchase Tickets: http://ucanr.edu/farmacologyLimited Seating!