THINKING ABOUT FARMING? THINK AGAIN.
There's a new way to farm. It's called SPIN, and it is causing people to re-think not only how to farm, but what it means to be a farmer today.
Organic Matters magazine looks at what SPIN can bring to one of the best places to live in the world.
SPIN IS COMING TO KEMPTON, PAJoin us at the Pennsylvania Renewable Energy & Sustainable Living Festival Sept. 19-21, 2008 to learn how you can fit farming into your life.
SPIN HELPS LAUNCH A REFUGEE FARMING COOPERATIVEGrowing Home Co-op in Moorestown, NJ (the Garden State) is in its first year and is already serving 90 customers!
SPIN PORTLAND-STYLEPortland, OR is the next American SPIN City! Over 100 people turned out for our first workshop there, and Gail and Roxanne toured City Garden Farms. Read more here...
SEE ONE SPIN FARMER TELL HER STORYWatch Paula Sobie of City Harvest at the Canadian Organic Growers Conference.
CULTIVATE CUSTOMERS ONLINEEasy-to-create and cheap-to-maintain websites just for SPIN farmers available now.
TRY THIS AT HOME...Be part of the first SPIN-based housing development, located in the Florida panhandle...
- Some practice SPIN in their backyards in the city. Others do it on front lawns in the suburbs.
- Some do it part-time, others full-time.
- Some are young and just starting out, while others are older and on their third or fourth careers.
- Some have more money than they know what to do with, and others have less than they need.
- Some are convinced the world is doomed, while others are trying to save it.
What unites them all is a calling to farm.
If you want to follow your calling...
follow them...