Healthy soil and sustainable growing

["Tradingpost" <tradingpost@lobo.net>]

And does this relate to something on our list?

paul tradingpost@lobo.net

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On 7/30/2008 at 11:20 PM Wayne wrote:

>Every time I try to search for a possible grant, I either come up blank,
>or someone wants me to pay for software (anything from maybe $2.99 for S&H
>
>to quite a bit more.). They always say free, but consider, it does _NOT_
>cost $2.99 to send a CD, and it costs little to make said CD's in actual
>fact.
>  Web searches tend to not come up with what i search for in this regards.
>  It would seem I should be eligible for a grant or two for several
>reasons. One would be to replace a cesspit with a septic system. But when
>I inquired about one that was supposed to be, it turned out the county had
>
>run out of money for that one last year.
>  the other would be assistance to fix up my house, considering I am a low
>
>income Seneior Citizen.
>  some places, in some states, do have such grants.
>  Such as weatherization, help with heating bills, and so on.
>  Might actualy be easier if I was an illegal aline, ha ha ha...
>
>  Wayne WA2YNE
>
>
>On Wed, 16 Jul 2008 14:03:06 -0500, Terry Wereb <frostedacres@gmail.com>
>wrote:
>
>> Found this on the grants.gov site that Bill  suggested.
>>
>>  Funding Opportunity Number: USDA-CSREES-SBR-001725
>>
>>  Tis closes in September. It is for FY 2009.
>>
>>  I see potential for some interesting 'applications'
>>
>>  And the Ohio Dept of Ag  is sending me some info-- I CAN legally process
>> propcess "at home'
>>  if certain conditions are met-- but they will never be met at jim's
>> place.
>> i don't think jim would approve of an air conditioned, 'waterproof '
>> room!!!
>>  terry
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