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Agriculture Farming

Farming

Our next projects with sustainable farming are:

Begin testing pumpkins as a specialty crop on the portion of the homestead for potential roll out to farmland. ($100)
Harvesting of beans. ($50)
Organic agriculture classes for our farmers, including at least 2 subsistence farmers. ($100 ea).

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