Basics Feed Locally
Stuart Community
This is short.
Contact us below, please. Thanks.
1--It started with Todmorden UK—they wanted to become
self-sufficient in vegetables.
2-- Kotzebue in Arctic Alaska has figured out how to grow
fresh vegetables in the dead of winter.
3—Stuart’s people are hungry. Students, 1 in 8, ‘food
stamps’—a National Geographic article. We want to add our help.
4—We propose that more garden more and share. Churches
competing more in finding and feeding could be helped by more food grown.
5—‘Winter Harvest’ and other resources show us how to grow
year ‘round. (Sprouting too). There are mats to lay down for flowers to attract
songbirds, butterflies, etc.—couldn’t we make some for veggies?
6—We’ve started. Community garden, canning school
(upcoming), acres donated, seeds too. Presentations by the experienced.
7—Chuck thinks Captain Stuart’s founding of a town to help
farmers along the Big Mover—railroad—can be adapted to the present as we help
other community farmers along the Big Mover—internet—and that a manual of how
we are doing it could include ads for local businesses to sell online.
8—Hey, please just contact us at our Facebook Page or
website, Feed Locally – Stuart Community. We’d like your help, and so would the
1 in 8 that are ‘food-stressed’. [I’m at edencity@aol.com,
or Charles Howard Hartman on Facebook (see Notes), or
chuckhartmanhistoryconductor]
PS: Seed mats—roll out, water, watch it grow—we could make
‘em for veggies (I repeat). Free Little Library -> Free Little Food Pantries
(in Omaha, e. g.). Hunger Trees for every church? Library, New Beginnings
Church, permaculture, straw bale gardening, etc.
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