AUGUST TOURS AND SALES AT THE FARM
FARM TOURS
Friday, August 17, Private Tour. Offered for the Coconino Community
College, Teaching and Learning Conference, 2007, "Transforming
Learning into Action -- Sustainable Initiatives in Higher
Education", http://www.coconino.edu/tlc/conference.html

Saturday, August 18, 9–10a.m. Open to the Public

See and hear how our farm uses the permaculture design system.
Wherever you live, permaculture can assist you in creating a more
sustainable future with your gardening, landscaping, farming,
ranching or construction.

The Saturday farm tour includes a 10 minute bee-keeping intro by
local bee-keeper and educator, Patrick Pynes.

A $5.00-$10,000 (but not more than that) per person donation to
benefit Flagstaff Foodlink and Flagstaff Youth Gardens is requested.
No one will be turned away due to lack of funds.
FARM PRODUCTS SALE
Saturday, August 18, 9a.m. to 1p.m.
Sales at the Farm feature farm-grown native plants, herb and
vegetable starts, plus newly harvested garlic. Native and edible
perennial plants from Jan Busco's nursery and composting red worms
are for sale. A listing of plants (subject to availability) is on
our web site. Advance orders welcome.
Directions: Rt 66 to Locket (turn north at the old "76" station, now
a "Chevron"), immediate right onto Kasper to N Mt Meadow Dr. We are
at the end of the street at the base of Mt Elden. Map at:
http://www.mountainmeadowfarm.org/about_directions.html
At the Farm, 100% of tour donations and 10% of plant sales benefit
Flagstaff Foodlink and Flagstaff Youth Gardens.

Flagstaff Community Market Sunday Mornings, 8a.m. - noon

Chuck McDougal, Farmer
Jan Busco, Horticulturist
Mountain Meadow Farm
4509 N. Mountain Meadow Drive
Flagstaff, AZ 86004
928.527.0986