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March 18, 2009
My recent excursion to St. Croix and the Virgin Islands Sustainable Farm Institute provided me with the opportunity to meet and spend time with an incredible group of young men and women who were taking part in a two month training program in the study of sustainable farming methods.
The program is called the Ridge to [...]
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July 5, 2007
I received the following question from Andreas who is seeking information related to sustainable agriculture and organic farming internship opportunities in the Pennsylvania or Virginia areas. It’s been more than twenty years since my three year organic farming internship and the scene has changed but there are fundamental issues that should always be considered.
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Lizann: I started two fig trees from cuttings about 5 years ago. they are planted in large containers & grew very...
Luposian: I bought a small pot of Black Diamond watermelon plants and… for the first time in my entire life...
Dan Pittillo: I had peanut beans scorched in the sun beneath floating row cover. Has anyone else had this problem?
Jamie: When would be the best time to re-pot my fig tree. This is the 3rd year I’ve had it. I move it outside...
Ray: Hello Bart, thanks! I wiped the underside of my Goji leaves and have had no problem since. Cheers !!
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