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August 10, 2008

Every Friday night starting at 6:30pm we have the Big Pick at the Emile Community Farm located at 711 Emile in the 5th ward. We will be picking for the Co-op and the farmers markets.

Saturday morning at 9am we are working with a youth group preparing beds, weeding and other farm chores.

Sunday evening starting at 4:30pm H.C. and myself are working on low volume water system for the Emile Farm.

Sunday at 6:30pm at Emile is the Bee Serious bee keeping workshop and meeting. Also Sunday evening at 6:30 we are having a pot luck.

Terrell and the good help have been bringing the Live Oak garden/farm back into shape. Contact Terrell if you would like to help. Terrell cell is 281 995 3475.

Bela is the contact for the Bee Serious bee keeping group. Bela's cell is 832 428 6596.

Marci has put together a membership card for the Outpost. The monthly dues of $10.00 help to sustain needed supplies to the keep the inner city farm projects up and running. Membership drive is every Sunday evening at the Emile Community Farm. Contact Marci for more information about membership. Marci e-mail is marcimurff@sbcglobal.net.

Synthia has posted a newsletter on My Space under the Live Oak Outpost. Synthia is a long time resident of the 5th ward. Synthia's contact information is 713 222 0998.

My contact information is 713 261 5903. The mailing address for the Outpost is 1719 Live Oak Unit C, Houston Tx, 77003. As of date we have a community center and garden/farm at Live Oak and a Community Farm at Emile. Thanks for supporting the huge effort in providing local food security in the inner city of Houston and please tell a friend.

This week we began ordering greens for the cool weather season. Our hope is to build a extensive seed library at the Live Oak location. We also ordered a large variety of garlic. The next several months with all the good help we hope to have one of the most productive and diverse farming projects in Houston's inner city.

Joe Nelson Icet
Inner City Dirt Farmer


                            The Emile Community Farm