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Monthly Archive for: "May, 2018"
 2017 Grantee Highlight: Sarvodaya Farm
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By Jordan Charbonneau
In Grantees
Posted May 17, 2018

2017 Grantee Highlight: Sarvodaya Farm

One of the best parts of our work at The FruitGuys Community Fund is seeing how the farmers make changes with their grants. Recently we got the chance to catch up with Rishi of Sarvodaya Farm, a [...]

 The Deal With No-Till
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By Jordan Charbonneau
In Sustainable Farming
Posted May 3, 2018

The Deal With No-Till

At The FruitGuys Community Fund we look to fund ecologically sustainable projects. One of the projects that we’ve been proud to support is the transition to no-till agriculture. No-till [...]

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@scottfarmvt, a 2019 grantee in Dummerston, VT, used their grant to seed 50,000 square feet of pollinator plantings for native bees, build and install five large insect hotels, and add educational signage to their farm about the importance of native pollinators! Learn more via the link in our bio. #SmallFarmsBigImpacts

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2019 grantee @sisterlandfarms, a woman-owned and trans person–operated farm in Port Angeles, WA, has began a successful community composting program that is helping the farm and their community grow! Learn more through the 2019 final progress report! #SmallFarmsBigImpacts

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2019 grantee @dolittlepastures in Lacomb, OR, has made great progress restoring the farm’s historic orchard. Co-owner Michelle Plata has updated us on their progress, “The orchard has continued to be a meeting place for Wildcrafting On Crabtree Creek. Recent projects have included making Hawthorn berry wine, elderberry syrup, and Oregon grape root tincture. On average, about 20 women and children participate each month.” #SmallFarmsBigImpacts


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