If you are not able to use them, we would love to make something from your scraps!

artwork by Mariel Falk

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Getting Started Gardening with Mustard Seed Founders Alice McGary and Nicholas Leete, with guest appearance from Lois Fulton.
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until May - we're keeping this schedule at the top of the blog stack, but updating posts below it.

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Topic: Mustard Seed Community Farm Lunch & Learn

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SCHEDULE FOR FEBRUARY:

I wanted to share some information about an action being organized by our friends at the Ames Catholic Worker house:

Dear Friends,

For this Giving Tuesday, if you are looking for a way to give back to your community, consider a donation to Mustard Seed Community Farm. Your support will help us repair and renovate our corn-crib, and to continue to share good food with those in need and our work to build a more just and equitable society.

A BIG THANK YOU to
the Story County Community Foundation !!!
and Practical Farmers of Iowa!!!!

Have you heard that Mustard Seed Community Farm has received a $6000 grant from the Story County Community Foundation this year? These funds will be used to support our corn crib rehabilitation project and will directly help us to increase the farm’s food and supply storage capacity via corn crib rehabilitation.

Do you like braiding? How about bread? Of course the answer is Yes, Yes!! So, come join Benjamin and the Mustard Seed Community this Friday @ 3pm (11/13), for the first virtual skillshare of the season, where you'll learn how to bake challah and hear some fun facts about the history and significance of this traditional Jewish Sabbath bread.

it's been a wild and difficult and sometimes surreal year so far.
While most of the regular garden work is done for the season, we are taking advantage of some nice weather this week to do a few end of season things, including digging the last carrots and cleaning the last garlic. We are looking for some helpers this Tuesday, election day. if you would like some concrete work to distract you from your worries about the state of the nation - come on out to the farm!

quick summary of the year:

hello friends,

in this post is some misc news, ideas for ways to help and
request for about 4 more helpers tomorrow morning, Saturday 9/26, 8:30-11:30. ( i know it's late notice again!!! if interested, please text me that you would like to come)