• Primarily raised bed gardening
(membership based)
• Farm/flower garden, education, recreation and
leisure area
• Lake front flower garden, education, recreation and
leisure area
• Blueberry farm (1-2 acres)
• Various fruit trees
• Herb garden project
• Micro-green, seeding, potting greenhouse project
• Chicken coop project
• Organic soil, mulch and compost repository
• Farm house resource center
• Rain water collection project
• Solar energy project
• Hydroponic garden project
• Conventional bulk row farm (1/2 to 1 acre)
• Potential CSA designation with co-op.
Our current plans include the farm designated as
a non-profit organization which will be supported
by the community, together with private and public
funding through donations and grants. We will be
making memberships available on a first come, first
served basis very soon and the early indication has
been that it will be in high demand. We would love to
hear about your interest, comments and suggestions
as we launch into this exciting adventure. e project
will require an army of volunteers to fulfill our vision
for serving your families and the community. Please
contact david@abbyshealthandnutrition.com or call
David at 813.265.4951 and let him know how you
would like to get involved. If you would like to contact
Abby personally to express your interest you can do
so at abbyshealthandnutrition@yahoo.com or call her
813.996.6999.
. . .to g row org anic veg etables and fru its and
provide education to young children and teens. . .
Abby's Magazine - November/ December 2014 | Page 31
