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demonstration food forest (to be 12 acres) in gaston oregon (near portland)

 
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we are beginning our 12 acre food forest in gaston oregon on september 27th with a food forest workshop. See Ibelow.

I initiated the victory gardens for all project in eugene, oregon where we created 650 gardens. as time went on i wanted to create food forests and after helping at7 folks do food forest realized that i wanted to create one where one of the hundred bottom lines was some money that could pay the workers.

so 3 years later it is finally happening at ananda center at laurelwood in gaston oregon. we are also constructing 2 large greenhouses for plant propagation.e

the community now has 60 acres and is buying another 175 acres where an ecovillage and some serious food growing will occur. we are committted to sustainability and permaculture. fortunately the water for the whole site comes in at the top of theproperty so we can have passive irrigation.

we are looking to borrow funds for the land purchase, permaculture and natural farming projects and the ecovillage buildout. we have a secure financial base.

thank you so much paul for this forum.






Food Forest on Keylines
Hands-on Permaculture Design and Forest Garden Construction
September 27-29 with Rick Valley efl@anandalaurelwood.org
Learn to observe the site, integrate with existing plants, trees and natural features, set up an initial keyline-type farm path pattern for irrigation, design and build a food forest on a slope. Cost: $250 includes up to 2 nights camping and organic vegetarian meals. anandalaurelwood.org/program/food-forest-creation/ <http://anandalaurelwood.org/program/food-forest-creation/>;


Food Forest Continued Hands-on Intensive
September 29-October 3 with Charlotte Anthony efl@anandalaurelwood.org
Continue the process from the Food Forest on Keylines workshop, practice surveying keylines and installing trees and plants in permaculture guilds. Learn to connect with nature to discover what she wants. Cost: $300, includes up to 4 nights of camping and organic vegetarian meals. http://anandalaurelwood.org/program/food-forest-hands-on-intensive/ <http://anandalaurelwood.org/program/food-forest-hands-on-intensive/>;







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I won't be able to make any of the dates, but I live just across the county line...I'd love to check out what you're doing there
 
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