Food Not Lawns: http://www.foodnotlawns.net/

A new internet hub site for the International movement to grow Food, not Lawns

Gainesville Blueberry Farm: http://gvilleblueberryfarmfriends.org/

The Mission of the Friends of the Gainesville Organic Blueberry Farm is to foster harmony in our community and provide access to fresh local food, while working together to preserve our historic neighborhood farm. Read more ….

The Edible Plant Project has it’s nursery there thanks to the Blueberry Farm’s generosity of spirit.

Minor Fruits & Nuts in Georgia: http://pubs.caes.uga.edu/caespubs/pubcd/B992/B992.htm
Some good information on plants we are growing

Shared Earth: http://sharedearth.com
This website allows ‘landowners’ who would like to see their land producing food connect with people who want to garden but don’t have the land. And vice versa!

Badgersett Research Farm: www.badgersett.com
Working to replace the corn and soybean monoculture of their area (Minesotta) with perennial woody crops, mimicking the native savannah ecosystem. Have developed high-yielding, precocious hazel nut and chestnut varieties. Hazel could replace soybeans (including for sustainable diesel fuel), and chestnuts are nutritionally very similar to corn.

The Land Institute: www.landinstitute.org
Based in Kansas. Working on replacing standard Midwestern annuals-in-monoculture agriculture with a system based on the native ecosystem in their area, tall-grass prairie. Developing perennial crops to fill all the ecological niches of tallgrass prairie: warm season grasses, cool season grasses, legumes, plants in the sunflower family. Perennial polyculture.

Pawpaw Foundation: www.pawpaw.kysu.edu
The world’s only full-time breeding project on Asimina triloba, the pawpaw, North America’s largest native tree fruit.

Ryan Is Hungry: http://RyanIsHungry.com
Jay and Ryanne are documenting the green (and geek) communities in the SF Bay Area. RyanIsHungry was built to feature the stories of individuals, businesses and organizations making a difference in the world through sustainable and green practices. “By creating an online archive of these stories, we hope to inspire people throughout the world to think and act more sustainably.”