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Brad Charles Melzer
- 39, Male
- Cleveland, OH
- United States
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NEO Permaculture
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Community Gardeners
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Brad Charles Melzer's Discussions
NYC's Food in the Public Interest Document
Started Mar 5
Brad's Online Native Perennial Landscape
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are you aware of any other vermiculture/vermiculture efforts going on?
A forum to promote information exchange, mutual aid activities, announce events, and identify topics of interest in applying permaculture design to the regeneration of urban, suburban, and rural landscapes in northern Ohio and beyond.
hooperfam is located in tremont/ cleve. 1 mile from dntw. family owned since 1994,2835 west 11th st. 216 861 5224
This is lovely. The PD did a series a few years back called "a quiet crisis". However though they revealed many of the problems the city and region face they offered no suggestions. This video previews "a quiet revolution" and now we have our answer…
Hello! I just joined Local Food Cleveland and saw your video. Its brilliant! My community garden partner and I have been talking about doing a video about community gardens and yours is great!
I planted a row of seeds this morning, right before the…
Oh, anything with people, soil, food, fruits, flowers, bees and Cleveland is beautiful!
Cleveland Rocks! Bridges! Grows!
Great job!
And hey Brad - Gandhi is spelt as Ghandi in the quote. Maybe that correction?
"I'm a big believer in community gardens ... both because of their beauty and for providing access to fresh fruits and vegetables to so many communities across the nation and the world."
-- Michelle Obama, speaking at USDA headquarters
Yeah! What a fun video for many different reasons: small-scale orchardism, cultural diversity, a snaphsot of Chicago farmers markets. That woman is a character! I'm interested in checking out the Eat this City, blog next.
Putting Down Roots
THIS IS A NATIONAL CONFERENCE BEING HELD IN COLUMBUS THIS YEAR!
Thursday, August 6 – Sunday, August 9, 2009
Franklin Park Conservatory, Columbus, Ohio
All proposals must be postmarked by March 1 (this deadline may be extended),…
Great promotional piece for one of my favorite things about Cleveland - nice work!
Get out the popcorn you harvested and put up last fall, pop it, then pop a cold one, and enjoy...
OSU-E Community Gardening Program: From Cleveland Rocks to Cleveland Grows:
the video I added (& helped to create!) that showcases community gardens i…
Profile Information
- Your business or organization:
- The Green Triangle Project
- Your website:
- http://thegreentriangle.com/
- Your e-mail (if you want to share):
- virescence@gmail.com
- Tell us about yourself:
- Ecological Designer
Ecological Educator
Aquaponics
Consultant
- What gifts can you give to Cleveland's local food community?
- Ecological Education, Permaculture, Aquaponics, Community Gardening
- What knowledge and practices do you want to learn?
- More remediation
- What about local food makes you most excited?
- Community-based self reliance, alternative models, and yummies
Brad Charles Melzer's Videos
Comment Wall (3 comments)
- At 5:36pm on March 24, 2009,
Lynn Rodemann said…
- So when are you going to man up and get your wife some hens?.. ha ha
- At 10:32pm on March 23, 2009,
Divya Sridhar said…
- Hi Brad. Do you know where I can point my friends from Mayfield to, if they wanted to join as community garden? Do you know some around there?
I wish there was a map of all the gardens on the OSU website. I desperately wanted this when I was zoning in on places while relocating.
What's this spring inspiring in you?
- At 11:46am on November 10, 2008,
Peter McDermott said…
- Hi Brad. That's great about the column and thanks for the plug.
Somewhat related to your column: Would you be interested in working with some other folks on this site to create a series of "How-to Guides" (i.e. how to become an urban farmer, how to start a community garden, how to start composting @ home, etc.)? Kind of a living document to hold the local resources and knowledge and connections for taking a more active role in the local food economy?
Let me know.
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