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GregPThrasher — 2009-11-13 17:59:21

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- The ["UC Davis"] Student Experimental Farm focuses on organic and ["Sustainability" sustainable] agriculture, including seeding, pest control, irrigation, sales, and marketing.	+ The ["UC Davis"] Student Experimental Farm focuses on organic and ["Sustainability" sustainable] agriculture, including seeding, pest control, irrigation, sales, and marketing. Work hours are from 8am to 12pm Monday thru Friday. All new volunteers are welcomed!

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JasonAller — 2008-09-28 17:46:50

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- ''Plucky, the Student Farm cat, has taken a liking to hanging out in front of my apartment in the colleges. So if someone is worried, don't be!'' - ["ChristyMarsden"]	+ ''Plucky, the Student Farm cat, has taken a liking to hanging out in front of my apartment in the colleges. So if someone is worried, don't be!'' - ["Users/ChristyMarsden"]

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CarlosOverstreet — 2007-10-20 12:29:02

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CarlosOverstreet — 2007-10-20 12:28:17

Upload of image studentfarm.jpg.

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ChristyMarsden — 2007-04-09 17:35:54

kitty!

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JoRo — 2007-02-12 02:00:56

took down expired events from Jan.

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- On its 20 acres, researchers and students plant a variety of crops to investigate methods of organic farming. ["Compost"] is provided by ["Project Compost"], which composts food wastes from the campus in long aerobic windrows off the side of the road here. Some of the equipment runs on ["biodiesel"] made at the the farm.	+ On its 20 acres, researchers and students plant a variety of crops to investigate methods of organic farming. ["Compost"] is provided by ["Project Compost"], which composts food wastes from the campus in long aerobic windrows off the side of the road here. Some of the equipment runs on ["biodiesel"] made at the the farm.
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- To help out on the farm, contact Mark Van Horn and Raoul Adamchak. Many of those working on the farm are students at the University. - - ==Events== - - '''Two conferences will be held at Asilomar in late January that may be of interest to Student Farm affiliates:''' - - The first is ''Facilitating Sustainable Agriculture A Participatory National Conference on Post-Secondary Education'' January 24-25, 2006 - - [http://studentfarm.ucdavis.edu/FSA/FSAPNCPSE.htm] - - The second is the annual Eco-Farm conference held from the 25th to the 28th [http://www.eco-farm.org/]	+ To help out on the farm, contact Mark Van Horn and Raoul Adamchak. Many of those working on the farm are students at the University.

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AndrewChen — 2006-03-10 07:47:18

Linked CSA

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- On its 20 acres, researchers and students plant a variety of crops to investigate methods of organic farming. - ["Compost"] is provided by ["Project Compost"], which composts food wastes from the campus in long aerobic windrows off the side of the road here. Some of the equipment runs on ["biodiesel"] made at the the farm.	+ On its 20 acres, researchers and students plant a variety of crops to investigate methods of organic farming. ["Compost"] is provided by ["Project Compost"], which composts food wastes from the campus in long aerobic windrows off the side of the road here. Some of the equipment runs on ["biodiesel"] made at the the farm.
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- A portion of the farm is dedicated to the ["Market Garden"], which sells organically-grown vegetables to the (University-affiliated) public and the ["Coffee House"]. Produce from the ["Market Garden"] is provided in weekly CSA baskets for a monthly or quarterly subscription. See the official Web site for more details.	+ A portion of the farm is dedicated to the ["Market Garden"], which sells organically-grown vegetables to the (University-affiliated) public and the ["Coffee House"]. Produce from the ["Market Garden"] is provided in weekly ["Community Supported Agriculture" CSA] baskets for a monthly or quarterly subscription. See the official Web site for more details.
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- The first is ''Facilitating Sustainable Agriculture - A Participatory National Conference on Post-Secondary Education'' - January 24-25, 2006	+ The first is ''Facilitating Sustainable Agriculture A Participatory National Conference on Post-Secondary Education'' January 24-25, 2006
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- The second is the annual Eco-Farm conference held from the 25th to the 28th - [http://www.eco-farm.org/]	+ The second is the annual Eco-Farm conference held from the 25th to the 28th [http://www.eco-farm.org/]

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AndrewChen — 2005-12-16 22:33:50

Created events section; linked compost

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	+ + The ["UC Davis"] Student Experimental Farm focuses on organic and ["Sustainability" sustainable] agriculture, including seeding, pest control, irrigation, sales, and marketing. + + On its 20 acres, researchers and students plant a variety of crops to investigate methods of organic farming. + ["Compost"] is provided by ["Project Compost"], which composts food wastes from the campus in long aerobic windrows off the side of the road here. Some of the equipment runs on ["biodiesel"] made at the the farm. + + A portion of the farm is dedicated to the ["Market Garden"], which sells organically-grown vegetables to the (University-affiliated) public and the ["Coffee House"]. Produce from the ["Market Garden"] is provided in weekly CSA baskets for a monthly or quarterly subscription. See the official Web site for more details. + + To help out on the farm, contact Mark Van Horn and Raoul Adamchak. Many of those working on the farm are students at the University. + + ==Events==
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- \|\|[http://www.eco-farm.org/]\|\| - - The ["UC Davis"] Student Experimental Farm focuses on organic and ["Sustainability" sustainable] agriculture, including seeding, pest control, irrigation, sales, and marketing. - - On its 20 acres, researchers and students plant a variety of crops to investigate methods of organic farming. - Compost is provided by ["Project Compost"], which composts food wastes from the campus in long aerobic windrows off the side of the road here. Some of the equipment runs on ["Biodiesel"] made at the the farm. - - A portion of the farm is dedicated to the ["Market Garden"], which sells organically-grown vegetables to the (University-affiliated) public and the ["Coffee House"]. Produce from the ["Market Garden"] is provided in weekly CSA baskets for a monthly or quarterly subscription. See the official Web site for more details. - - To help out on the farm, contact Mark Van Horn and Raoul Adamchak. Many of those working on the farm are students at the University. -	+ [http://www.eco-farm.org/]

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ChrisCongleton — 2005-12-08 10:28:17

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- The first is ??? - \|\|[http://??]\|\|	+ The first is ''Facilitating Sustainable Agriculture + A Participatory National Conference on Post-Secondary Education'' + January 24-25, 2006
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- The second is the annual Eco-Farm conference - \|\|[http://http.www.eco-farm.org]\|\|	+ \|\|[http://studentfarm.ucdavis.edu/FSA/FSAPNCPSE.htm]\|\| + + The second is the annual Eco-Farm conference held from the 25th to the 28th + \|\|[http://www.eco-farm.org/]\|\|

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ChrisCongleton — 2005-12-07 19:45:05

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	+ + '''Two conferences will be held at Asilomar in late January that may be of interest to Student Farm affiliates:''' + + The first is ??? + \|\|[http://??]\|\| + + The second is the annual Eco-Farm conference + \|\|[http://http.www.eco-farm.org]\|\|
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- Two conferences will be held at Asilomar in late January that may be of interest to student farm affiliates. - - The first is ??? - \|\|[http://??]\|\| - - The second is the annual Eco-Farm conference - \|\|[http://http.www.eco-farm.org]\|\|

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ChrisCongleton — 2005-12-07 19:42:32

Can Damian or Mark update this?

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ChrisCongleton — 2005-12-07 19:39:16

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DerekDowney — 2005-11-24 23:26:46

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- Compost is provided by ["Project Compost"], which deposits food waste in large mounds off the side of the road here. Some of the equipment runs on ["Biodiesel"].	+ Compost is provided by ["Project Compost"], which composts food wastes from the campus in long aerobic windrows off the side of the road here. Some of the equipment runs on ["Biodiesel"] made at the the farm.
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- A portion of the farm is dedicated to the ["Market Garden"], which sells organically-grown vegetables to the (University-affiliated) public and the ["Coffee House"]. Produce from the ["Market Garden"] is provided in weekly baskets for a monthly or quarterly subscription. See the official Web site for more details.	+ A portion of the farm is dedicated to the ["Market Garden"], which sells organically-grown vegetables to the (University-affiliated) public and the ["Coffee House"]. Produce from the ["Market Garden"] is provided in weekly CSA baskets for a monthly or quarterly subscription. See the official Web site for more details.

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SteveDavison — 2005-10-28 12:21:28

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- The ["UC Davis"] Student Farm is located on the West side of campus, next to ["The Colleges"]. The farm focuses on organic and ["Sustainability" sustainable] agriculture, including seeding, pest control, irrigation, sales, and marketing.	+ \|\|<bgcolor='#E0E0FF'>'''Location'''\|\| + \|\|West of ["The Colleges"], South of ["Baggins End"]\|\| + \|\|<bgcolor='#E0E0FF'>'''Web site'''\|\| + \|\|[http://studentfarm.ucdavis.edu]\|\| + + The ["UC Davis"] Student Experimental Farm focuses on organic and ["Sustainability" sustainable] agriculture, including seeding, pest control, irrigation, sales, and marketing.
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- To help the farm, contact Mark Van Horn and Raoul Adamchak. Many of those working on the farm are students at the University. - - Official Website - [http://studentfarm.ucdavis.edu]	+ To help out on the farm, contact Mark Van Horn and Raoul Adamchak. Many of those working on the farm are students at the University.

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JessicaLuedtke — 2005-10-28 11:32:34

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- A portion of the farm is dedicated to the ["Market Garden"], which sells organically-grown vegetables to the public and the ["Coffee House"]. Produce from the ["Market Garden"] is provided in weekly baskets for a monthly or quarterly subscription. See the official Web site for more details.	+ A portion of the farm is dedicated to the ["Market Garden"], which sells organically-grown vegetables to the (University-affiliated) public and the ["Coffee House"]. Produce from the ["Market Garden"] is provided in weekly baskets for a monthly or quarterly subscription. See the official Web site for more details.

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MichaelGiardina — 2005-10-02 00:39:52

meh^2

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- The ["UC Davis"] Student Farm is located on the West side of campus, next to ["The Colleges"]. The farm focuses on organic and ["Sustainability" sustainable] agriculture, which includes seeding, pest control, irrigation, sales, and marketing.	+ The ["UC Davis"] Student Farm is located on the West side of campus, next to ["The Colleges"]. The farm focuses on organic and ["Sustainability" sustainable] agriculture, including seeding, pest control, irrigation, sales, and marketing.
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- On its 20 acres, researchers and students plant a variety of crops to investigate different methods of organic farming.	+ On its 20 acres, researchers and students plant a variety of crops to investigate methods of organic farming.
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- A portion of the farm is dedicated to the Market Garden, which sells organically-grown vegetables to the public and the ["Coffee House"]. Produce from the Market Garden is available in weekly baskets with a monthly or quarterly subscription to University affiliates. See the official website for more details.	+ A portion of the farm is dedicated to the ["Market Garden"], which sells organically-grown vegetables to the public and the ["Coffee House"]. Produce from the ["Market Garden"] is provided in weekly baskets for a monthly or quarterly subscription. See the official Web site for more details.
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- To help the farm, contact Mark Van Horn and Raoul Adamchak. Currently Annie, Adam, Derek, Lori, Morgan, Aaron, Katherine, and Marcy are working on the farm, most of who are students at the University.	+ To help the farm, contact Mark Van Horn and Raoul Adamchak. Many of those working on the farm are students at the University.

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MichaelGiardina — 2005-10-02 00:36:18

meh

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- Mark Van Horn and Raoul Adamchak are the people to talk to about helping out at the farm. Currently Annie, Adam, Derek, Lori, Morgan, Aaron, Katherine, and Marcy are working on the farm, most of who are students at the university.	+ To help the farm, contact Mark Van Horn and Raoul Adamchak. Currently Annie, Adam, Derek, Lori, Morgan, Aaron, Katherine, and Marcy are working on the farm, most of who are students at the University.

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DerekDowney — 2005-10-01 22:09:25

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JessicaLuedtke — 2005-07-29 09:38:13

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- A portion of the farm is dedicated to the Market Garden, which sells organically-grown vegetables to the public and the ["Coffee House"]. Produce from the Market Garden is available in weekly baskets with a monthly or quarterly subscription. See the official website for more details.	+ A portion of the farm is dedicated to the Market Garden, which sells organically-grown vegetables to the public and the ["Coffee House"]. Produce from the Market Garden is available in weekly baskets with a monthly or quarterly subscription to University affiliates. See the official website for more details.

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AndrewChen — 2005-05-01 00:28:41

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	+ The ["UC Davis"] Student Farm is located on the west side of campus, next to ["The Colleges"]. The main focus of the farm is research into organic and ["Sustainability" sustainable] agriculture. This includes everything from seeding, pest control, and irrigation to sales and marketing. + + On its 20 acres, researchers and students plant a variety of crops to investigate different methods of organic farming. + Compost is provided by ["Project Compost"], which deposits food waste in large mounds off the side of the road here. Some of the equipment runs on ["Biodiesel"]. + + A portion of the farm is dedicated to the Market Garden, which sells organically-grown vegetables to the public and the ["Coffee House"]. Produce from the Market Garden is available in weekly baskets with a monthly or quarterly subscription. See the official website for more details. + + Official Website - [http://studentfarm.ucdavis.edu]