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maurice small
- Elyria, OH
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First Unitarian Church o…
11 members
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Oberlin Food
8 members
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NEO Soil Builders
10 members
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Good Food Co-op
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10,000 Farmers in 10 Yea…
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We are a community garden open to anyone needing a place to grow and learn about sustainable, organic gardening.
Now in our 2nd year, we have about 60 4' x 8' plots with 20 members. Available plots for the current season will be filled each March.
what roll can oberlin play in lorain county food distribution and what is the position of the lorain county food security council?
This networking blog keeps track of all sorts of campus and community groups involved in the food movement in Oberlin.
susan is on top of it, as always. cover crop and turn it in or pass the small animal law and let the goats and sheep do it. thinking about the poo. always about the poo.
Soils are the foundation of food. Healthy soil, healthy food. Lands become desert at the rate of nearly 50 million acres per year, 50% faster than deforestation. Nearly 75 million tons of topsoil are eroded annually. Let's regenerate soils!
Join this group to receive updates on the Good Food Coop, a student and community run cooperative food store in Oberlin, OH.
We are at a pivotal point and are considering major restructuring. Your continued interest is much appreciated!
feb 2010. how many "farmers" do we have now on our way to 10k?
This is one of the key initiatives that emerged from the Sustainable Cleveland 2019 Summit. Our hope is that individuals and organizations in Northeast Ohio collaborate around this shared vision for scaling up local food production and job creation.
A premier urban garden at the corner of 74th and Union Avenue. As part of the Sustainability Summit 2019, this group has committed to working with the Slavic Village and Cleveland community to unify the residents thru shared activities.
Profile Information
- Your business or organization:
- consulting
- Your website:
- http://mauricesmall.tumblr.com
- Your e-mail (if you want to share):
- mrsmall216@yahoo.com
- Tell us about yourself:
- justa happy guy from the projects. west 28th and detroit. cleveland born and raised.
- What gifts can you give to Cleveland's local food community?
- passion!
- What knowledge and practices do you want to learn?
- TRUE community cultivating.
- What about local food makes you most excited?
- youth, youngstown and you!
Comment Wall (11 comments)
- At 8:10am on March 12, 2010,
Gordon Square Farmers' Market said… - so how do you weigh all that compost?
- At 9:04am on March 1, 2010,
Paul McClain said… - Hey Maurice - thanks for friending me and joining my community garden group page. We're getting ready for the year and will have a seed-starting workshop on March 20th. I'd like to talk to you sometime about resources - Paul
- At 10:00pm on February 28, 2010,
Barry J Benjamin said…
- Check out www.sustainablelifetv.com
We are looking for content all the time. Paul McClain was interviewed in one of the segments on Bioneers.
Barry
- At 7:22pm on November 7, 2009,
Jim Haviland said… - Passion is what fuels the fire! I hope we can see you soon.
- At 8:37am on November 2, 2009,
Brad Hutchison said… - Thanks Maurice; I had planned to come around to you eventually, for sure. We're still in the planning stages of the program, but expect me to call on you early in 2010. I look forward to meeting you and hopefully working with you.
- At 10:11am on October 20, 2009,
Erich Hooper said… - master its been to long since Ive seen you., hope all is well with you an your family. Kent folk festival ? first light @ the grog?
- At 7:02pm on October 7, 2009,
Lilia Fuquen said… - Mr. Small!
Thanks again for being a part of the Gandhi celebration -- and taking all our compost!
Peace...
- At 8:09am on September 16, 2009,
Raina Maria Brown said… - yeah, dude. send me an email. its something i am interested in as a market beautification project. my original thought was saving roses bushes some of them heirloom from abandon homes and transplanting them on Market property. Problem being, some of them have been there forever, soil is hard, need a huge amount of elbow grease and equipment, lots of water and expertise. Well...I have got the elbow grease! So, glad you are interested. Let's chat! Thank you. Later...
- At 3:38am on September 15, 2009,
Raina Maria Brown said…
- Maurice, its Raina from the Coit Market. So glad to have found you...again! What's up? Totally in need of your gardening expertise! Roses, what do you know about digging old ones up and transplanting them? What do you need to do it? How many people, type of equipment, etc.? Please let me know and holla back.
- At 1:00pm on June 4, 2009,
Erich Hooper said…
- master yoda no word from you yet, Still walking the walk
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