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I am working with a teacher in Tempe who is setting up a school garden that would serve autistic children. She has pretty much nothing and no budget. I am wondering if anyone out there in our wonderf…
Started this discussion. Last reply by green shoes Jan 9.
Free Rooster!
Would anyone out there like to have a beautiful 7 week old rooster? I am looking for a home for this guy. I can't keep him (I live in Tempe). Let me know if your interested. Thanks, Tami Staas
Started Nov. 17, 2009
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Jehnifer,
What is pretty much happening locally is we are ordering them from Josephine Porter Institute. They make and sell all the compost preps, BD 500, 501 and barrel compost. Another source I have thought about checking out is Harald Hoven at St…
this sounds great, anyone else planning on going?
Slow Food Phoenix is hosting a heirloom tomato event on February 13 from 10am -4pm at the Maya's farm at The Farm at South Mountain.
For full information go to http://www.slowfoodusa.org/index.php/events/detail/tomato_fest_2010/.
Thanks, and I hope…
You can get free seeds at www.wintersown.org. I put in for 100 pkgs of seed from Seeds of change for use in a school garden. When they come in you are welcome to some of them.
I am working with a teacher in Tempe who is setting up a school garden that would serve autistic children. She has pretty much nothing and no budget. I am wondering if anyone out there in our wonderful community would have any compost, manure, or se…
Happy New Year!
Hope you all had a peaceful entry into 2010.
We are starting the year off with our January meeting on Thursday, January 21 6:30pm - 8:30pm at Annette Weavers house.
Annette's address is :1906 E Clarendon Ave, Phoenix, AZ 85016-6405.…
John,
I posted a message on your home page. I would love to get together with you and discuss your project.
It looks like our next meeting of the Biodynamic group will be Jan. 28. I'm not sure of the location yet, but I will post in the group. The t…
January 30, 2010 from 8am to 5:30pm
Spring 2010 Permaculture Design Course - 72 Hr Certification Course - Weekend 1
Saturday, January 30th from 8am to 5:30pm
Become a Certified Permaculture Designer.
What is Permaculture? Permaculture is a way of thinking as well as a system of orga…
Would anyone out there like to have a beautiful 7 week old rooster? I am looking for a home for this guy. I can't keep him (I live in Tempe).
Let me know if your interested.
Thanks,
Tami Staas
Reply from Debra:
I have a previous engagement for tonight, but am very interested in meeting with all of you.
I forgot to take the comment section off the group-technical thing. I will be taking that off the group so I wanted to be sure you got th…
Welcome to beautiful weather!! The next meeting of the Phoenix Biodynamic grout will be held at Annette Weaver's house on October 22nd. We will be meeting at 6:30 p.m. and will be reading lecture 6 of the agriculture lectures. Annette's address is :…
Hello all,
I just wanted to introduce myself. I am Tami Staas and I head up the Biodynamic Group here in Phoenix. I wanted to invite anyone that's interested to our next meeting.
Here's the info:
Biodynamic Discussion Group Meeting
Time: September…
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- About Me:
- I head up the Phoenix Biodynamic Group and I run Garden Goddess for Hire. I have extensive experience working with school gardens and CSA management.
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- http://www.gardengoddessforhire.com
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Tomato Fest 2010
Slow Food Phoenix is hosting a heirloom tomato event on February 13 from 10am -4pm at the Maya's farm at The Farm at South Mountain.
For full information go to http://www.slowfoodusa.org/index.php/events/detail/tomato_fest_2010/.
Thanks, and I hope to see you there,
Tami Staas
For full information go to http://www.slowfoodusa.org/index.php/events/detail/tomato_fest_2010/.
Thanks, and I hope to see you there,
Tami Staas
Posted on January 26, 2010 at 9:31am — 1 Comment
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- At 5:26pm on December 11, 2009,
Ryan Wood said… - Hello Tami,
I see you are thinking about attending the PDC, if you would like to ask a PDC grad question about their experience please send me a message, http://www.phoenixpermaculture.org/profile/RyanWood.
In a nut shell, I was wanting to learn more about gardening so I attended the Spring 2008 PDC. While taking the course I realized the 72 hour PDC isn't just about gardening but more about learning to observe the relationships in nature (all things) and utilizing those relationships to create a holistic design. It truly was a life changing experience for me. Plus another great thing about the PDC is it gives the students an opportunity to learn and then go out and share with others (if they choose to). Just one year later I was co-teaching the water harvesting section with Don Titmus.
Hope you are able to join us!
Regards,
Ryan
- At 6:32pm on October 7, 2009,
Monica said… - Hi Tami!
My children went to DM last year and I met you there. I was amazed by the gardens you planned behind the 2nd and 3rd grade rooms. I would like to try that this winter, but as you can see... I am late. I hope to get the top soil from Ken Singhs farm on Saturday morning and already have the forms ready to fill.
I attempted an e-mail to Barbara, but the address failed. Do you have any other way to contact her?
Glad you are here on the PPG site!
Peace, Monica
- At 4:11am on October 7, 2009,
Monica said…
- Hi Tami! Can you tell me where you get teh hay rolls that you make raised bed gardens with?
- At 7:49pm on September 15, 2009,
Ericka Cero Wood said… - I am going to be gone for a bit, will contact you next week. Thanks so much! Ericka
- At 1:22pm on September 12, 2009,
Ericka Cero Wood said…
- I think having a group about biodynamic gardening would be great! Just need a few interested folks like yourself to "monitor" the discussions and offer great advice. Are you game? I do not know much on this subject-YET!
- At 2:38pm on September 10, 2009,
Ericka Cero Wood said…
- Thanks for joining us! I have been meaning to join the AZHS Biodynamic group but haven't yet. Sounds very interesting.
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