Posted on April 6, 2012 with No Comments
We've been nominated for The Munchies award, and would appreciate your vote! You can vote daily through the end of April - Just click on this image to cast your vote today!
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Posted on February 1, 2012 with No Comments
Interested in joining our team? Growing Power is searching for an exceptional receptionist/office assistant with superb organizational and office skills. This person should understand our mission and be passionate about our cause. Growing Power cultivates an “organic” work environment where things can change any time. We are looking for someone who is up for the challenge to work in a busy, chaotic but extremely rewarding environment. We are leading the Good Food Movement and Revolution – Join us!
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Posted on November 29, 2011 with No Comments
A nice video and write up about Ridall Corp, who graduated from our 2009 Commercial Urban Ag program.
http://blog.cleveland.com/metro/2011/11/three_childhood_friends_start.html
Three childhood friends open an urban farm in the Kinsman neighborhood with the dream of producing fresh vegetables, farm-raised Tilapia fish and jobs for inner-city residents. The founding partners of the Rid-All Green Partnership — Randall McShepard, Keymah Durden, and Damien Forshe — talk about their growing business.
Workers at the Rid-All urban farm in Cleveland had planned on building their fourth greenhouse on Saturday Nov. 19, but opted to begin work on a 1,000-watt solar station instead. “‘Keep it moving,’ that’s our motto,” sad Rid-All co-founder Damien Forshe. In this video clip, Forshe talks about getting off the grid. Dan Weaver, owner of Windsor Greenhouse in Ashtabula County talks about building greenhouses for Rid-All, and Tim Lewis of Green In The Ghetto, A Rid-All partner, talks about educating children about urban farming and eating healthy.
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