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Richard Mendenall
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- Springfield, MO
- United States
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Springfield Sugaring
14 members
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CityCoop
21 members
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90 members
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Richard Mendenall left a comment for Farmers Gastropub
"Saw your demonstration at OTC today... Thanks for showing us a few simple dishes!Your time is appreciated.
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Richard Mendenall is attending Master Gardeners ofGreene County's event
Farm to School Workshop at The Botanical Center
March 30, 2011 from 8:30am to 4pm
Missouri Farm to School helps connect schools and universities with locally grown food and local farmers. By using more locally grown food in institutions, we can increase access to fresh fruits and vegetables and create new market opportunities for farmers. Learn more about Missouri Farm to School at our upcoming free workshop. Lunch is provided. Hear first-hand accounts from farmers, food service directors, and distributors involved in farm to school programs. Learn how they got started and…See More
Tamara LaFoe left a comment for Richard Mendenall
"hi, thanks for the welcome! Im looking forward to the adventure in the well fed neighborhood."
Richard Mendenall left a comment for Tamara LaFoe
"Hello and welcome to Well Fed Neighbor! I think you find the community very informative and helpful! Have a wonderful day!"
Lee Worman left a comment for Richard Mendenall
"Hi Richard -- Good to hear from you, and I'm glad you had a successful garden last year. LEE"
Richard Mendenall left a comment for Lee Worman
"Hey Lee,
You gave me some insight last year on composting. I used a ratio of probably 3 parts compost to one part soil. It did fantastic. Any how I just noticed you tried to friend me way back and I just seen it. Sorry.…"
Richard Mendenall joined Matthew Groves's group
Springfield Sugaring
Maple Syrup and everything that surrounds it. The trees. The process. The product. Sweet fun.See More
Richard Mendenall might attend Ruell Chappell's event
Local Food Status and Plan Forward to a Local Food System! at The Farmers Gastropub
February 11, 2011 from 6:30pm to 11pm
Ok, It's set. The Well Fed Neighbor Cooperative LLC (My new fledgling co-op) will be co-hosting an event with the Farmers Gastropub, Friday, February 11th, 6:30 pm, in the back room of the pub. I will post an event here and at wellfedneighbor.com hopefully today. Come and learn about the "value chain" approach to business, and the benefit local food will have on local food security, our local economy, our local job base, our local health and our local fuel usage. If you're a producer, local…See More
Joseph's Page left a comment for Richard Mendenall
"Hi Richard, good to have you on board and willing to work. This week our focus is mostly on getting the farm in shape for the big picnic this weekend. If you can help this week, call Galen and ask when the best time to meet him out there or tell him…"
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- What is your area of expertise?
- construction
- What is your favorite vegetable?
- Green beans
Comment Wall (4 comments)
- At 10:35pm on February 7, 2011,
Tamara LaFoe said… - hi, thanks for the welcome! Im looking forward to the adventure in the well fed neighborhood.
- At 10:20pm on January 29, 2011,
Lee Worman said… - Hi Richard -- Good to hear from you, and I'm glad you had a successful garden last year. LEE
- At 7:12am on June 14, 2010,
Joseph's Page said… - Hi Richard, good to have you on board and willing to work. This week our focus is mostly on getting the farm in shape for the big picnic this weekend. If you can help this week, call Galen and ask when the best time to meet him out there or tell him when your available and we will try to make it happen.
Galen - 353.7758
- At 6:34am on April 29, 2010,
Bill Buron said…
- Richard I know you have already received advise on to much compost but I have been growing in streight compost for years. I think that I have one of the best gardens arround and it works great. I would not worry about to much compost. I don't think there is such a thing as too much. You will have to add more each year though as it will settle. I cap my beds off each fall.
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