Juniors Farm in Bend Oregon

Cob Project Campus is starting it's first mini (about the size of a tennis court) permaculture example on this mini permaculture in the making campus. This example will have a cob house, greenhouse and garden to show how one individual or a couple can sustain life for themselves here in a desert environment. Our campus is just under 3 acres in the middle of the high desert badlands in central Oregon. We are in the design process of this 200 square foot cobbit house but most of the prep has been done including ground work, tree and stump removal plus piling up dirt close to the build site, gathering materials and foundation rocks. Our curator, Samantha Rizzo is leading this project to become a fine example to those with little to any money to speak of for their own individual needs. We would like to keep this thread updated with photos and events concerning Juniors Farm and how others can have something similar to that on their own piece of ground.

COB PROJECT CAMPUS IS LOOKING FOR A FEW GOOD TEACHERS

If you are a sustainable living or earthen building teacher and have good cob building or other permaculture skills that you would like to teach here at the campus this year we want to hear from you.

Contact me Ruth Nichols by responding to cobprojectcampus@mail.com (yes mail... not gmail) to talk with us about what we are looking for and who is best to fill that spot. We have a few more time spots open for campus projects, teachers and room for one more intern couple or single.
We are still a new campus in the building process but this is the perfect time for good permaculture or cob building teachers to come and pick out of the premium spots being offered to teach in. Don't discount yourself if you have never taught a class but have a lot of skills. We can most likely work with you on that as well.

www.cobprojectcampus.org