MSU Student Organic Farm
Wednesday, February 11th, 2009 at
7:49 pm
Michigan State University’s Student Organic Farm provides teaching and research on Community Supported Agriculture (CSA). Horticulturist Dr. John Biernbaum works closely with students, who use the 10 acres on campus to grow fruits and vegetables, to keep bees and to raise poultry (for the eggs). Music is the traditional song Indian Killed a Woodcock, performed by The Weepers. … (more)
Tagged with: farm • Organic • Student
Filed under: Organic Gardening
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Congratulation on taking the plunge and going Organic, if only the whole world would! I understood what the term organic farming meant when I realized that it was how my grandparents farmed from 1900 onwards – biologically not chemically.
I like this video. Makes me feel like wanting to go there!
Do you have extension work for nonprofit groups overseas that seek to start organic food farms for poor people? Thank you for your kind attention – CENTER FOR COMMUNITY WORK AND PEOPLE’S DEVELOPMENT in the Philippines