Great article about growing local food here.
(and don’t forget, if you want to get on the garden listserv, see post below for address).
The urban gardener
Kingston Whig-Standard (ON)
Mon 05 Nov 2007
Page: 1 Section: Front
Byline: Jennifer Pritchett – Environment Reporter
A Queen’s researcher has found that if Kingston residents grew some
of their own fruit and [...]
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There is so much discussion and attention on food issues these days. Finally, fortunately, and necessarily. Here are a couple websites that are worth checking out.
First, the UN has a Food and Agriculture division. This year, on October 16th, they will celebrate World Food Day with the theme, Right to Food.
- The Right to Food [...]
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Posted in 1, tagged interconnections, soil tests, donations, water, urban agriculture, rain barrels, sourcing materials, Dalhousie University, mulching, soil contamination on July 2, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
Well, the beds are planted, the fence is up, some paths are mulched, the bulletin boards are up, our rainbarrels have arrived, and the university is engaged.
The garden has seen some lovely help in the last week, and is looking well loved for the efforts. Thanks to the transplant donations from Ted Hutton [...]
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Here are a bunch of tasty tidbits that have passed through across my screen lately that may be of interest.
First up, Spin Farming. Small Plot INtensive farming is a business model out of Saskatechewan to do successful organic market gardening in urban environments. Here is a lovely article about it.
Second, SeeMore Green made the [...]
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