permaculture

["Verne L. Chinampas" <moistearth@yahoo.com>]

---awerbalo@calpoly.edu wrote:
>
> Lots of good doings:
> 
> Active perparations for the Spring welcoming events, happening RAIN OR
> SHINE on this Saturday March 28 from at least noon to dark, and the
> Symposium/first session of the Design Series on Sunday at 9am to 3pm.
> Meet at the Cal Poly Permasite/Student Experimental Farm or in bad
> weather, at the Crops Unit (corner of Highland and Mt. Bishop Road).
> Call 756-2053 for more or faxed directions.
> 
> As we enhance our site, we have much material with which to work:
really nice straw bales, great
> broken concrete (smooth, flat sidewalks), tons of finished compost,
and
> fat tree rounds. Certified organic seeds and heirloom seedlings
galore.
> Come join the fun with Larry Santoyo and special guests, local
> foods,culture and celebration, all free on Saturday.
> 
> In decent weather, plan to camp at the new Turtle Islander-style
> Festival Circle Sat. night. Bring what you need to camp, instruments,
> etc.
> 
> Contact Extended Ed if you're registering for Sunday's event,
756-2053.
> 
> If you have the opportunity to come earlier and help prepare, it
will be
> especially appreciated (Thurs, Fri?)
> 
> Enjoy!
> 
> Akiva
> 
> 
> 
> ***********************************
> 
> Akiva Werbalowsky, MA
> California Polytechnic State University
> College of Agriculture 
> Bioresource and Agricultural Engineering Department
> San Luis Obispo, CA  93407
> 
> email: awerbalo@calpoly.edu
> 
> phone: (805) 756-5086
> 
> fax:   (805) 756-2626
> 
> "Cultivating Bioregional Stewardship" 
> 
> 

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