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  • The South Sound Community Farm Land Trust is happening at Evergreen Organic Farm House on January 9th from 7 to 9 pm. They will be featuring "Farmers and Farmland for the Future: Beyond Conservation Easements" and a discussion that follows. Hope to see you there. (Click for image or page print out)

  • Some new photos in the NEW Photo Gallery section has been posted with some images from a recent field trip down to Mike Beugh's place to help with the harvest of grapes and to learn about wine making. Along the way we visited "Burnt Ridge Nursery & Orchard" in Onalaska, WA; "Hop two it" which looks at new ways to grow food in a greenhouse; Grist Mill which is a water powered mill, and WELL worth the visit!

Published in the CPJ. June 3, 2006.

" The ‘farm team’, a group of students in Field Ecology, are all taking on individual projects in the end part of spring quarter to assess ecological attributes of two stands surrounding the Organic Farm to add to the discussion about organic farm expansion. The main facets of our study will consider whether there are any unique species or important habitat features. The two sites of the stands are as follows..."

  • Pratice of Sustainable Agriculture group photo on a trip in Oregon looking at some of the farms out that way. (Photo taken by Ocean on Sharon's Camera)

  • A short video (28mb, 4:48 minutes, Windows Media Video) of the PSA class and the work being done on TESC Organic Farm (to view click on the link or right click and "save target as" this will download it to your computer).

Published in the CPJ. May 4, 2006.

"I have a lot of respect for vegans. I have a lot of respect for anyone who thinks about how their lifestyle and diet impact the landscapes of the earth and the people, plants and animals that live there. I think it's great to make an effort to have a diet that causes no harm to the planet. But, at the risk of becoming the least popular CPJ columnist, I have to say that I also think that a vegan diet isn't always the best means towards this end."

Published in the CPJ. April 27, 2006.

"Everyone knows that if a piece of food says Organic on it then it's the best piece of food that you can buy. You don't need to think any further about where it came from, just toss it in the shopping cart and head on over to the cheese cooler...."

Published in the CPJ. April 20, 2006.

"Everyone knows that if a piece of food says Organic on it then it's the best piece of food that you can buy. You don't need to think any further about where it came from, just toss it in the shopping cart and head on over to the cheese cooler...."

  • Keeping it Growing why we grow food here
    by Jesse Dutton Miller

    Published in the CPJ. April 13, 2006.

"Another spring has sprung and another group of students has begun learning how to grow food at the Evergreen Organic Farm. The Practice of Sustainable Agriculture program is an Evergreen tradition; this is approximately the 31st year that students have grown food here."

  • CELL Meetings occur every other Monday at 3-4:30pm at TESC Farmhouse (dates are April, 17, May 1, May 15, May 29. All community member are welcome to come and partake or just listen into what is happening on the farm. Please come visit!

 

 

 

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