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Re: [permaculture-61] Fwd: BK Farmyards could use your help!

From: Iman H.
Sent on: Saturday, April 24, 2010, 10:42 AM
I found a home for the bees.
Abu Talib of Taqwa Community Farm in the BX
and Roger of the BX, can accomodate Stacey.
I emailed Stacey to let her know. He knows Stacey.
If you can reach her also, please tell her.
Talib's # is[masked]
Sincerely, Iman Hameen - BX and CT


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From: Natalie A. <[address removed]>
Date: Fri, Apr 23, 2010 at 1:56 PM
Subject: Fwd: BK Farmyards could use your help!
To: Beverley <[address removed]>, Tasting Awareness <[address removed]>, [address removed], Kristen <[address removed]>


Friends

Could your garden or farm take these hives?

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From: Stacey Murphy <[address removed]>
Date: Thu, Apr 22, 2010 at 8:25 PM
Subject: BK Farmyards could use your help!
To: Stacey Murphy <[address removed]>



It's spring. We have some exciting new projects.
THREE EASY THINGS TO HELP US OUT:

1.
We have some homeless honeybees. Would you or someone you know like to host our two beehives? We would like a  space that we can do community workshops, so a community garden or a cafe with a courtyard, etc are preferred to remote and hard to get to locations. They arrive this Sunday, so we need to know ASAP. Don't make these honeybees ride the subway around in circles all day long...they need a good home! Let me know if you are interested and I can tell you all the requirements for bees.

2.
Come to our volunteer Saturdays at the High School for Public Service. Due to popularity with the students, we are now holding volunteer hours from 10am-4pm every Saturday. Come for a little while or stay the whole day. We have a good time farming, playing games, building compost bins, etc.

3.
We have a couple slots left in our Egg CSA in Crown Heights. Because a lot of people have asked, we now offer a half share option. We think the last couple slots will go fast with the half share, so act now!

Happy Earth Day!
Stacey Murphy
www.bkfarmyards.com
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