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Applications open for Flagstaff's expanded Urban Farm Incubator program - Vimarsana News

Applications open for Flagstaff's expanded Urban Farm Incubator program

Flagstaff has been leasing farmable land in its Urban Farm Incubator program since 2018. Now that program is expanding, with the goal of promoting sustainable farm practices in an urban setting.For $500 a year, Flagstaff plans to license out three acres of the city-owned McAllister Ranch to an organization or partnership with at least one year of growing experience in the

Source: kjzz.org
Permaculture class at NAU works to bridge the gap between its students and the greater community - Vimarsana News

Permaculture class at NAU works to bridge the gap between its students and the greater community

Permaculture, a portmanteau of the words permanent and agriculture, is a design system that looks to natural ecology for guidance in designing other systems—agricultural and beyond.

Giant tubes helping manage massive Kern River flows - Vimarsana News

Giant tubes helping manage massive Kern River flows

The western Kern County agricultural water district anticipates putting as many as 25 siphon tubes over what’s known as the “sand plug” next to the Coffee Road weir in the

Native American sites to be protected under plan for the long-suffering McAllister Ranch groundwater project - Vimarsana News

Native American sites to be protected under plan for the long-suffering McAllister Ranch groundwater project

An archeologist with the Tejon Tribe has been working closely with the City of Bakersfield and the two Kern County water districts behind the project to make sure the “significant” Native American sites on the ranch are protected.

Source: kvpr.org