Ed Clingman Experimental Organic Farm

Ed Clingman Experimental Organic Farm well looks like this just get going. This Spring at the First Racine Urban Garden Network(RUGAN) meeting May 09. A local business owner came and told the group that he had 5 ac in the county he would be willing to rent for the cost of $1.00 and a sigh thanking the University of Wisconsin Parkside an easy thing one would think. Without getting into the politics of RUGAN no one ever called him to follow up. When it was made clear to me from CAA if I had no space for a composting area I could not get a job with CAA working on there ideas about a food network, I obtained the land owners phone number and called him.
Today I and Mr. Robert Beezat will be seeing this land with the aim to rent it.

The goal of the Farm is to create a site for composting using rows and European Earth Worms. The rest of the land will be used to do small scale organic farming to sell into area Farmers Markets and restaurants Some land to be used to help support area food banks and the rest small 10*10 plots one could rent. Latter I will expand on my idea and how I will overcome obstacles

My fear is that after all my work that at the last minuet I will get pushed aside and others will run the operation.
I put that fear in God's hands and take power over this issue.

The Time is now!

Myself I am done waiting for the right person and the right time to move renewable energy forward!
As the GOP has done on the floor of the House Deeds not words are the call!
They are fighting for the American Energy we must join the effort.
The call is out join this fight!

Yes I have been lax in keeping up this blog but that has changed as of now! I will be writing about two very exciting projects that myself and a handful of crew will be moving on.
These two project are just a sample of what is to come

Jobs in Cuba City, why not Racine?

CUBA CITY, Wis. — Operating in what was once the Cuba City Machine building, now known as the Wausaukee Composites building, the burgeoning wind energy industry sounds a clarion call in the city of 2,000.

“Wausaukee Composites is excited to play a contributing role in the rapidly developing wind energy industry in North America,” said David Lisle, president and CEO of Wausaukee Composites Inc. “We have been actively developing new manufacturing opportunities in this emerging market segment for more than two years.”

That opportunity includes Cuba City. Wind turbine nacelle cover assemblies are being manufactured in the 42,000-square-foot facility located on the city’s south end. Production began on Feb. 18 with about 12 employees.

“The Cuba City plant will be a dedicated facility to the wind energy industry,” Lisle said, explaining the facility has the capacity to produce up to 800 wind turbine nacelles a year.

Mr Fury Fur Fur

Mr Fury Fur Fur a kids puppet show out of Chicago is showing how to bring great Green education to kids of all ages. (I love this show!) Good idea from some great folks.
Please check it out if you can send them a few bucks.

http://www.friendlyearthfriends.com/

A start

Oil is used to make plastic, if we cut back on plastic we cut back on the oil we need right?
Also plastic is hard on landfills and wildlife.
So what is the big deal about folks cutting back on plastic water bottles?

A school and kids in Racine WI, are on the right track.

http://www.journaltimes.com/articles/2008/01/28/local_news/doc479d5ab0c1977744536119.txt