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Any greening the desert projects in the US?

 
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Thought it might be interesting to volunteer for a couple days on a project during our next out west trip.  Any suggestions?

https://permies.com/t/161023/biochar-production-tally-thread

 
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I asked Mr. Google who suggested:

Greening the Desert Project

If you are going to be in Texas you might check this one out:

Bamberger Ranch

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Anne Miller wrote:I asked Mr. Goofle who suggested:

Greening the Desert Project

If you are going to be in Texas you might check this one out:

Bamberger Ranch



Great resource for Texas. Thanks for sharing!

Betty G.

 
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Bamberger is an inspiration to me. Learning about his ranch in TX was what inspired me to try to do the same here in AZ. We hope to start a project started in northern AZ soon. The area we are looking at, I'm told was once the western end of the Great Plains.
 
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L Burton, welcome to the forum.

The secret to Bamberger's success is lots of water so look for land where water is plentiful and dig lots of wells as Bamberger did.

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