Canyonland Worms is a family business in every sense of that term.  It’s small.  We run it out of our home.  There’s not one member of our growing family who is not involved.  My worm farmer is the main man.  He has all the (brilliant) ideas and implements them daily.  He is the face of the business; he loves getting to know customers and building relationships with other local gardeners and worm enthusiasts. 

Our kids are the grunt workers.  They haul worms to and from the worm…

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An accessible guide to saving seeds – both easy and more difficult vegetables plus further resources.

Written by The Seed Ambassadors Project this free guide tells you how to save easy seeds like Tomatoes, Beans & Peas, Corn, Cucumbers, Melons, & Squash Herbs: Annual & Biennial Lettuce, Peppers, Eggplant & friends…

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The central proposal in this manual is that meetings and events can be greatly improved in terms of productivity and enjoyment by the use of simple methods. These can be used on their own or assembled into meeting and event designs. The manual presents a collection of such methods, known as 'inclusive meeting methods'....

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Choosing legal structures, registration with companies house, market research, business plans, democratic decision making, legal requirements & responsibilities, finances and a few bits on running the thing once you've set it up.

*NEW* Updated June 2012. 156 A5pp of choosing legal structures, registration with companies…

the-one-straw-revolution.pdf

The One-Straw Revolution describes Masanobu Fukuoka’s holistic philosophy and farming techniques. It is nothing short of a manifesto about farming, food, and a radical challenge to the global systems we rely on for our food. "The One-Straw Revolution is one of the founding documents of the alternative food movement, and indispensable to…

designing_ecological_habitats_ebook_v2_96dpi_1.pdf

Here is the executive summary and mission statement from my Business Plan to start a urban farm called Eversong Forest Farm(s). I am currently looking to purchase, lease to own, lease, or rent land 1 1/2 acres or larger but no more than 5 acres. I would like to know about zoning or where I can get information on it and other legal requirements in Pheonix, Tempe, Mesa, Gilbert, or Glendale. I am also working on a page/project set up on kickstarter to raise funds for the venture. Any advice…