73(76 by 2001) Montreal community gardens with around 6,700 plots
http://www.eap.mcgill.ca/MagRack/COG/COG_A_93_04.htm
February, 1997 - A 112 page publication (in French) describing the Montreal
community gardens:
Creer un jardin communautaire
- L'amenager, le gerer, l'animer.
Auteurs: Andre
Friends,
Early this week, as I was trimming some of the dahlias in the Clinton
Community Garden in NYC, and doing some general maintenance, a lady whom I had
never
met before walked into our garden with her two small kids
I was wearing my Mets hat, as usual ( a wool 59 - a gift from my
Please respond to Betsy Johnson [ mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Over the next year, ACGA will be sponsoring at least four regional 2-day
trainings based on our Growing Communities Curriculum. The trainings are
funded through USDA's Community Food Security Grant Program. We
I received the following message from a friend who is interested in
agriculture in dry climates. I'm guessing that some of you can answer
her question more thoroughly than I can. I especially thought that
there should be some interesting information about restoring the use of
traditional crops
Hi Corrie,
Of course, I live CT where there is plenty of rain- too much for my taste
this year, but I immediately thought of this site:
www.nativeseeds.org
Because I live in the wrong climate, I have only been able to browse
through, gaze at the pictures and admire the diversity. I don't
Here's an inspiring example from Zimbabwe.
http://ag.arizona.edu/OALS/ALN/aln46/lancaster.html
Four things that I can think of that would help before you go would be to
1)take a permaculture workshop, read the major permaculture books, and look
at some of the videos. This will help with
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