As a brief, I have taken on the formation of a 2 acre plot of ground that was a community garden within East Malling Research on land they allocated from their 500 acre estate in Kent. I have their support to establish a market garden based on 'Community Supported Agriculture' lines, that is people join as a member, receive discounted veg and produce and can come along to learn new skills if they want. We aim to have this set up in September but until then I need funds to establish and pioneer this season. We have the support of the Plunkett Foundation who work with new community co-operatives to produce local food.
Any sum over £10 is appreciated, I can offer of a box (or perhaps more) of seasonal veg and other produce for all donations over £25.
Need donations towards our project expenses. All are appreciated to enable progress this season as a new and independent Community Supported market garden (CSA).
There is the offer of a box (or perhaps more) of seasonal veg and other produce for all donations.
Also a free subscription to our market garden once registered for all pledges of support for our project over £50, (as well as the box of veg and produce).
You can paypal flowforms@gmail.com or direct 'bank-to-bank' (ask for details) or cash
go to https://www.facebook.com/EastMallingCommunitySupportedAgriculture
or http://www.projectdirt.com/project/9146/
or https://sites.google.com/site/londoncommunityagriculture/
Thanks
Laurence
We need donations to cover specific items:
- Seed potatoes - £90 for 75kg of seed
- green manure, or ground cover seed, that is clovers, field peas, vetch etc - £100 or more
- weed control membrane - 'Bioroll' at £112
- expenses for petrol etc - any donation really appreciated
- Ride on mower with trailer, secondhand, approx £500
- Likely to need to buy the container, any offers over £10 of sponsoring that would be fab
- Irrigation pipe - not sure how much this may cost as yet
- Another rotavator, £350
- Manure, the plot needs muck to improve the soil.
- Also the costs of researching the new structure with the Plunkett Foundation who have offered us their advice and support, any offer appreciated
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