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"Food Forest Guilds" Subsections

 
Jason Long
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NOTE: THIS THREAD IS GEARED TOWARDS PAUL, HOWEVER ANY CONSTRUCTIVE INPUT IS HIGHLY RECOMMENDED

After reading TCLynx recent thread, and seeing Paul's comment in regards to creating guild topics (ie "Apple Guild, "Banana Guild") I got really excited. It would be amazing to have people posting specifically about guilds they are using or have seen and the experience with them. I would really love to see a whole subsection, (ie "PERMACULTURE", "ORGANIC GARDENING",etc) to be strictly for "FOOD FOREST GUILDS".

This new subsection could be a gold mind, and really help organize where the info is kept. I am really excited to start seeing guilds posted up and will soon be posting some of mine I am creating!

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Charles Kelm
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I second the motion!

Western Washington (Zone 7B - temperate maritime)

 
Brenda Groth
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good idea

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http://restfultrailsfoodforestgarden.blogspot.com/

 
Savannah Thomerson
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Yes - that would be very useful!!


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I'm interested.
 
Mariah Wallener
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I would love to see something like this.
 
Paula Edwards
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That would be great!
 
christopher shooski
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great idea
 
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