Join our collective by donating $55 and we'll thank you with official PC schwag: a t-shirt, pint glass and sticker. Yes - I said a STICKER!Sunday, September 16, 2012
PC Shirts on the way!
Join our collective by donating $55 and we'll thank you with official PC schwag: a t-shirt, pint glass and sticker. Yes - I said a STICKER!Rezoning For Urban Agriculture, Boston
http://www.bostonredevelopmentauthority.org/planning/PlanningInitsIndividual.asp?action=ViewInit&InitID=152
Just FYI to all of out followers - this is the BRA's official website regarding the working group. The last meeting was Sept. 6th and the next meeting will presumably be the first Tuesday (the 2nd) of October.
Just FYI to all of out followers - this is the BRA's official website regarding the working group. The last meeting was Sept. 6th and the next meeting will presumably be the first Tuesday (the 2nd) of October.
Friday, September 14, 2012
Pint Glasses and Stickers Arrive!
Cheers!
PC pint glasses and stickers have arrived... our gift of thanks to you for donating $25 to our cause.
Remember, a $55 tax-free donation gets you a sweet Productive Collective T-Shirt, and beyond that there is some other fantastic stuff.
Check out our Support Tiers for more information on what YOU get when you help US out!
Email productivecollective@gmail.com to send us your shipping address and t-shirt size, and expect to see these arrive by hand or by post very soon!
Thursday, September 13, 2012
Ark Fab
These folks from Georgia Tech are doing some great research on urban agriculture and as they call it, 'appropriate biotechnology'. Cool stuff.
Friday, September 7, 2012
WINDOW FARMS!?
Windowfarmers R&D-I-Y: Developing Edible Gardens For Urban Windows.
This site is the online community of windowfarmers around the world. Together, we are continually getting better at growing food in the local conditions of our own homes. We are contributing to the “green revolution” as non-experts. We call it R&D-I-Y, or Research &Develop It Yourself. We use this site to collaborate on evolving designs for these vertical hydroponic systems– proposing experiments, testing techniques, and developing a shared knowledge base around the many variables involved in building and maintaining a farm inside a city apartment. Welcome!
http://our.windowfarms.org
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