I've created an interactive page for the Ypsi Urban Farmers and Gardeners on The Local Food Summit Ning site. Check it out and become a member and contributor.
-Dan
Tuesday, April 7, 2009
Monday, April 6, 2009
March 28, 2009
Over 20 people attended the March Ypsi Urban Farmer Breakfast at Bombadill's, brought to you by Growing Hope. The air was warm, the morning sun shining, and folks really seemed excited for spring.
People shared what they are doing in the community and the theme of sharing and how to work together seemed to carry over from the past two breakfasts. It seems Ypsi urban farmers are looking for ways to share and create a strong community around urban agriculture.
Peter Thomason took a group over to Thomason Family Farm to check out seedlings, rabbits, chickens, and goats.
Lisa Bashert has been hosting free movie nights as part of Ypsilanti Transition Town.
Student's at EMU are starting a garden and looking for tips, collaborators, and willing workers in the community.
There was talk of bees, inventory mapping, movie nights, community potlucks, and low income garden installs.
Thank you to all who made it out bright and early on Saturday and I'll see you in April.
People shared what they are doing in the community and the theme of sharing and how to work together seemed to carry over from the past two breakfasts. It seems Ypsi urban farmers are looking for ways to share and create a strong community around urban agriculture.
Peter Thomason took a group over to Thomason Family Farm to check out seedlings, rabbits, chickens, and goats.
Lisa Bashert has been hosting free movie nights as part of Ypsilanti Transition Town.
Student's at EMU are starting a garden and looking for tips, collaborators, and willing workers in the community.
There was talk of bees, inventory mapping, movie nights, community potlucks, and low income garden installs.
Thank you to all who made it out bright and early on Saturday and I'll see you in April.
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