Project Food Forest – Food For All. Food For The Future.
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In addition to Project Food Forest’s work partnering with other public and private projects, we operate a demonstration site in Luverne, MN.
What is a Food Forest? Designed to operate as an ecosystem, a food forest focuses on trees, shrubs, vines, perennials, and self-seeding annuals that, once established, will need only a little help from people to be very productive. Learn more… Our Mission We empower people to feed themselves through agroforestry, edible landscaping, and education. Our goal is to encourage, empower, and equip people to plant and care for edible plants all over. We intend to do this by planting public food forests, designing low-maintenance edible landscapes for clients, and educating through classes.…
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