Dear All,

The Community Growers Roof-top Farm is located in Riverwest, Milwaukee.

Riverwest Milwaukee is the neighborhood where all of God's children
are partnering
In Will Allen's Growing Power inspired backyard food gardens, community gardens,
Roof-top gardens, edible playgrounds, aquaculture systems for
developing nations,
Including most likely the Congo Bio-diversity Project and lots more.

Much can be learned about Riverwest, most likely to be the first
neighborhood to
Win a Nobel Peace Prize, by glancing through the pages of the
"Riverwest Currents."

http://www.riverwestcurrents.org/

Much can be learned about other partners to Will Allen's Growing Power Projects,
In the U.S.A., Latin America, Eastern Europe, and perhaps the West Bank...at

http://www.milwaukeerenaissance.com/GrowingPower/HomePage

http://www.milwaukeerenaissance.com/SweetWaterFishFarming/HomePage

Will Allen rightly says the key challenge today is...

To Grow Farmers!

Community Growers is an experimental project, as will be the
Sweet Water Organics Fish Farm Experiment,
Testing the replicability of Growing Power methodologies.

We Wish to Partner With the Wider World!

One of the inspirations behind the Milwaukee Renaissance
Is to partner with people in the wider world
To accelerate the good food movement.

The marriage of urban agriculturalists with restoration artisans
Will make the installation of these systems advance.

Consumptive Capitalism Is a Cancer

Fast Food & Industrial Agriculture Are Forms of Slow Poisoining:
Of People and the Environment

Growing Power food based organizing is a practical step
Toward  "Commonwealth Economics" that understands the need
For market mechanisms but equally important the need for
Commonwealth Values.

Commonwealth Economics Will Be the 21st Century Metaphor & Paradigm

It's time!
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