Articles Archive for March 2012
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It’s that time of year! Sign your garden up today.
For many NYC gardeners, the 2012 growing season has already begun. How much will you grow?
Whether you recorded your harvest last year or are just getting going this year, all NYC community and school gardeners are welcome to sign up for CropCount 2012. We provide free scales, logs, training, and reports, and you record your data. When we add it all up, the results are exciting. Stay tuned for the 2011 results – we’ll be releasing them soon.
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Hello everyone!
It’s officially spring and there is no shortage of great gardening events going on in NYC. (now if only we all had a little bit more time to go to them all!) Farming Concrete recently tabled at NYCHA’s going green 2012 event and we were excited to see so many people with such great energy there. Along with hearing great speeches, we made some new friends. We met Mr. Charles Vasser, who mentioned us in blog post at Community Greens. As they describe in their about section, their blog “connects the dots” of a lot of the amazing events in our NYC communities, and encourage everyone to get out and participate in all the great happening! So please show this blog some love!
If you would also like to see a lot of great smiling faces you can check out the photos Mr. Vasser took at the the NYCHA Going Green facebook page.
Our next tabling event is coming up at Greenthumb’s annual Grow Together, March 31st from 8:30am-4:30pm at Hostos Community College in the Bronx. Click here for more information. We look forward to seeing everyone there!
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Happy Spring!
Farming Concrete is excited to announce our first workshop of the season, in partnership with NY Botanical Garden.
Where: Brook Park, Brook Avenue and 141st Street,
When: Saturday, March 17, 2012 – 2-4pm.
How to get there: 6 train to Brook Ave
Details:
Garden Planning and Record-keeping with Farming Concrete
Do you want to know how much food you grow? Come to this workshop and learn methods for planning and keeping track of your harvest. Join a citywide effort to quantify food production in NYC with Farming Concrete.
