Wednesday, March 17, 2010

For those signed up for 19 MAR MOA

The museum will open at 9:30 so we can sign in, pay, run to the potty :), and be ready to start at 10 am. Please get there NLT 9:45 so we can all start on time. the museum is planning for all 30+ kids but you know the more kids the longer it takes to get started. Thanks!! We're bringing a picnic lunch and planning on going to Honeycutt Park after the class.

with all this great weather, there's lots of stuff going on outdoors, here's a few

On Saturday, April 10th urban farmers across Cumberland and Moore Counties will open their homes and gardens in order to show us how they weave elements of rural life into their town and suburban lifestyles.

Visitors will see urban homeowners, much like themselves, demonstrating a passion for a wide variety of farm-life practices adapted to their back, side, and front yards! You’ll see demonstrations of bee‐keeping, native plantings and edible landscapes, rainwater harvesting, raising chickens as laying hens, vermi‐composting (worms), shade gardens, certified wildlife habitat, growing fresh‐cut flowers, and more. And you’ll also learn firsthand how practices such as tilling‐in cover crops, composting and building raised beds can improve soil quality and increase garden yields.


and in Raleigh

Farm Days


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