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Well I wasn't accepted for the mission trip to Ecuador
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Well I wasn't accepted for the mission trip to Ecuador
LOL I was told that Square Meter Gardening probably wouldn't be of interest to the urban dwellers in Ecuador. You know, like they don't have very much land to grow in. HUH? What method would be a better fit?
Not only will it help them nutritionally, but will also help clean up their urban environment when they will keep all the organic and paper matter out of their trash to compost?
Oh well, try, try again.
Kim
Not only will it help them nutritionally, but will also help clean up their urban environment when they will keep all the organic and paper matter out of their trash to compost?
Oh well, try, try again.
Kim
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Re: Well I wasn't accepted for the mission trip to Ecuador
ksroman wrote:LOL I was told that Square Meter Gardening probably wouldn't be of interest to the urban dwellers in Ecuador. You know, like they don't have very much land to grow in. HUH? What method would be a better fit?
Not only will it help them nutritionally, but will also help clean up their urban environment when they will keep all the organic and paper matter out of their trash to compost?
Oh well, try, try again.
Kim
Kim:
The only cure for not being picked is educating the pickers! Keep at it and you will prevale.
God Bless, Ward and Mary.
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Re: Well I wasn't accepted for the mission trip to Ecuador
I agree...stick with it and hopefully they'll be willing to learn more about it at some point. Someone posted an article...or maybe I ran across it in a search?...but it was about how they were able to teach SFG in the slums of Mexico. They started with potted gardens and then expanded over the years as the compost piles matured. It even talked about how they used urine as fertilizer- specifically nitrogen. I hope someone can help find that article and maybe it'll help you on your quest.
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