Oh wow, thank you. I never really had any idea where to start when looking for PDCs and other such lessons. I do know that Statesboro has a very large farming community. I've just never made the time to reach out with all the time I devote to my classes, but I frequently go to the farmer's market that we hold each Saturday. There is always a good turn out there. I think Statesboro is going through its own food revolution at the moment and its always nice to see the activities we have going on all the time. If only I had the time to go.
But I am definitely going to try and put forth more effort into seeing what is around me. Thank you, a lot for the input. I saw where you mentioned Koinonia on another post, and man did that bring back memories!! I actually visited there as a
class trip during high school , because I happened to attend a Catholic school for my secondary education. It's really lovely there, and super peaceful. I think we went to study the idea of small, Christian communities and how they developed and worked in practice moreso than we went to study the agriculture though. So it would be awesome to go back and look at how they produce their food and have their communities set up.
Also during that same trip, we visited the Habitat for Humanity base in Americus and that was cool to see as well. I think I would like to reproduce that field trip with a different set of eyes as an adult. And it's a good excuse to get some delicious fresh, roasted
coffee in Americus from Cafe Campesino. I never forgot how amazing it tasted and that was when I was 15!