| Address: | 4323 Taylor Ave, Santa Rosa, CA 95407, USA |
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| Postal code: | 95407 |
| Phone: | (707) 588-9743 |
| Website: | http://www.thegivinggardensproject.com/ |
Good place
"There are two spiritual dangers in not owning a farm. One is the danger of supposing that breakfast comes from the grocery, and the other is that heat comes from the furnace." ― Aldo Leopold. Regretfully, We will not be doing our CSA for the 2017 Season.
The Giving Gardens Project. 345 likes. We are a small CSA and market farm in Sebastopol, Ca. We strive to produce fresh, high quality produce, while... See more of The Giving Gardens Project on Facebook.
The Giving Gardens Project. 344 likes. We are a small CSA and market farm in Sebastopol, Ca. We strive to produce fresh, high quality produce, while... The Giving Gardens Project updated their cover photo.
The Giving Gardens is a collaborative development project that combats the cause and effects of human trafficking and sexual slavery through the development of 'giving gardens' that provide low tech, low cost measures to increase crop intensity and diversity in rural areas of Cambodia. the risk...
Loren, Sarah, and Tyja show us there CSA farm in Sebastopol, CA Springtime In Sonoma County. Check it out to learn about there Organic Farming Methods...
The Giving Gardens project was developed as part of the impact investment arm of Stop.Traffick, a not-for-profit organisation providing opportunities for individuals, organisations and survivors to combat the cause and effects of human trafficking. The gardens are being designed to cater for three main...
The Giving Gardens Project is Our Local CSA Farm, that we get our vegetables from i love these guys and really wanted to share there farm with the word.
"The purpose of the Giving Gardens project is to merge the best that a hunger relief social service agency (like Yad Ezra) provides, with the passion, innovation and education components found in social justice work. Broadening our volunteer base to include those interested in farming and food systems...
A Sebastopol, Ca Farm. Specialty, produce...
The Giving Gardens project is being developed in three distinct phases, with each being flexible and able to be implemented as financial capital becomes available. Phase 1: Development of the home 'template' garden. Phase 2: Replication and trial of community garden in Svay Rieng.