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    What does it take to sustain a local farming initiative? How do we generate grassroots support that affords us the leverage to independently train and resource a new generation of Black farmers? How can you join us in advancing this extension of our commitment to building a resilient local food pipeline between South Chicago and Pembroke Township? Join our Greens Share initiative! Beginning in June 2013 for a harvest period of 12 weeks, our Rotating Apprenticeship Farmer Training participants will be delivering to you between 5 and 8 bunches of freshly harvested local greens each week. This Greens Share box may include a mix of collard, kale, mustard, lettuce and assorted herbs each week. By purchasing your Greens Share in advance, you are helping the fund our RAFT-P initiative and ensuring that the apprentice farmers have all of the support they need to learn while growing amongst long time landowners in the Pembroke Township community. You are actively funding this new generation who will lead the future of farming and Earth stewardship in our local, regional and national communities. Come to an information session at the upcoming Healthy Food Hub beginning at 1 pm in order to learn more about how you can become an integral part of the Greens Share initiative.

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    What does it take to sustain a local farming initiative? How do we generate grassroots support that affords us the leverage to independently train and resource a new generation of Black farmers? How can you join us in advancing this extension of our commitment to building a resilient local food pipeline between South Chicago and Pembroke Township? Join our Greens Share initiative! Beginning in June 2013 for a harvest period of 12 weeks, our Rotating Apprenticeship Farmer Training participants will be delivering to you between 5 and 8 bunches of freshly harvested local greens each week. This Greens Share box may include a mix of collard, kale, mustard, lettuce and assorted herbs each week. By purchasing your Greens Share in advance, you are helping the fund our RAFT-P initiative and ensuring that the apprentice farmers have all of the support they need to learn while growing amongst long time landowners in the Pembroke Township community. You are actively funding this new generation who will lead the future of farming and Earth stewardship in our local, regional and national communities. Come to an information session at the upcoming Healthy Food Hub beginning at 1 pm in order to learn more about how you can become an integral part of the Greens Share initiative.

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    Greens Shares Flyer

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    Michael Tekhen Strode
    What does it take to sustain a local farming initiative? How do we generate grassroots support that affords us the leverage to independently train and resource a new generation of Black farmers? How can you join us in advancing this extension of our commitment to building a resilient local food pipeline between South Chicago and Pembroke Township? Join our Greens Share initiative! Beginning in June 2013 for a harvest period of 12 weeks, our Rotating Apprenticeship Farmer Training participants will be delivering to you between 5 and 8 bunches of freshly harvested local greens each week. This Greens Share box may include a mix of collard, kale, mustard, lettuce and assorted herbs each week. By purchasing your Greens Share in advance, you are helping the fund our RAFT-P initiative and ensuring that the apprentice farmers have all of the support they need to learn while growing amongst long time landowners in the Pembroke Township community. You are actively funding this new generation who will lead the future of farming and Earth stewardship in our local, regional and national communities. Come to an information session at the upcoming Healthy Food Hub beginning at 1 pm in order to learn more about how you can become an integral part of the Greens Share initiative.

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    IntroducingtheHealthyFoodHubGreenShares2013

    Delivering greens fresh and direct from the farm to the Healthy Food Hub beginning in June 2013. Your family will receive between 5-8 bunches of our crisp, tasty greens. The Green Share boxes will be delivered weekly for 12 weeks, all for the low cost of $100 for Green Share *current HFH members. $125 for Green Share with HFH membership. $150 for Green Share if not a member of the HFH. You can expect to pay with most CSA's (Community Supported Agriculture) programs well over $300 for a weekly share. A typical Green Share box may include; collard, kale, and mustard greens, lettuce, and herbs. Your pre- paid Green Share will help support our RAFT-P program: Rotating Apprenticeship Farmer trainee's, allowing them to create a means to become full fledge farmers. You are contributing to the creation of a local food economy. To learn more about our Green Shares and enroll, please attend one of our three information sessions. March 30 th, 1:00p.m., Healthy Food Hub Market Day April 13 th, 1:00p.m., Healthy Food Hub Market Day April 27 th, 1:00p.m., Healthy Food Hub Market Day
    The Healthy Food Hub is a branch of the Black Oaks Center for Sustainable Renewable Living's Sustainable Agriculture Tract. Black Oaks is a not for profit organization established in 2006 to facilitate a community transition to resilient practices in the face of global resource depletion and climate change. Healthy Food Hub - www.healthyfoodhub.org - Copyright 2013.
    Local: 773-410-7446- 7823 S. Ellis Ave., Chicago, IL 60619

    Growing A Local Food System ~ Building A Local Food Economy

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