Thursday Work Party ~ Community Dinner 03/28
Our Thursday morning work hour began with pod-mate, Solan sharing a personal and heartfelt message with us. Afterward, the feeling […]
Our Thursday morning work hour began with pod-mate, Solan sharing a personal and heartfelt message with us. Afterward, the feeling […]
Who wouldn’t love free native trees? Last Wednesday, Green Acres took delivery of about half a dozen different kinds of
Spring Greetings, Green Acres patrons! Before I jump in with my first post here on GA’s blog, I’d like to
Way back when I moved to Bloomington, and to this house, I wondered if the house was located in a
Dan and visitor (and ex-podmate) Duncan, and friends Brin and Eliot took over the Overhill house kitchen one afternoon recently,
Though it’s still spitting winter/spring/winter/spring, with the seedlings needing to be protected at night (fire in greenhouse, coverings for peas)
https://www.exopermaculture.com/2019/03/06/green-acres-village-social-cultural-permaculture-practiced-here/
Let’s do the “oops” first. On February 10, during that extremely cold spell, Solan noticed that the person whom he
https://www.exopermaculture.com/2019/02/25/a-bit-of-good-news-in-difficult-times-human-to-human-caring/
10° outside, but the greenhouse was plenty cozy — — thanks to the fire, which will keep first the seeds,
https://www.exopermaculture.com/2019/01/13/green-acres-village-news-slow-start-to-2019/
Lee Barnes, a long time professional dowser from North Carolina, is visiting us for two days. We asked him to