As I was walking, bicycling, and driving through Sioux Falls…
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As we work to set up public food forests on host land, a common…
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I have been introducing native plants into my yard for several…
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It’s the holiday season, and all around are brightly lit Christmas…
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Have you ever thought about starting your own backyard chicken…
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Are you a prepper? Have you thought about prepping? I do, but…
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It’s that time of year. The leaves are turning beautiful autumn…
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Gleaning and its role in Project Food Forest
How Involved Are We in Public Food Forests?
The Long Road to Butterfly Boulevard
Ode to the Conifer, and Happy Holidays
Meet Our Newest Board Member, Chris Wittrock
Hiding in Plain Sight
5 Reasons to have Backyard Chickens
Preparing Sioux Falls for Hard Times
Put Down That Rake!
Meet Boyd McPeek, Our Newest Board Member