The Swinton Community Growing Project

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Earth Connections

Elaina Merlis

11 episodes

4 days ago

Learn how and why growing your own food, supporting local small farms, foraging, and food-sharing are important for your health, and the benefit of the planet and all of its inhabitants. There are resources in all communities throughout the US that this podcast will help you to discover, which will connect and strengthen our relationships with each other and with the earth.

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The Swinton Community Growing Project

Earth Connections

31 minutes 18 seconds

4 years ago

The Swinton Community Growing Project

Learn about Delray's hidden jewel: the Swinton Community Growing Project from co-founder and director Michiko Kurisu, garden manager Rachel Mezza, and volunteer and chef Ryann Morris of Food Brilliance. In this episode we discuss plants that grow in a tropical food forest, permaculture, and how being a part of this project has built community, as is explained by Yoshi, a volunteer at the garden.