
Breaking New Grounds Check out the Business Lexington article on Will Allen and Breaking New Grounds!
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Left to its own devices, nature takes roughly a thousand years to create a few inches of fertile soil.Milwaukee's Will Allen isn't willing to wait that long.He's got it down to about four months, and ...

Breaking New Grounds Our old friend Will Allen featured on CNN...
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Fresh vegetables and fruit can be hard to find in the inner cities, but one man is trying to change that.

Breaking New Grounds There will be volunteer opportunities at BNG Headquarters, 22nd and Woodland, from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. every Sunday in November. We tend to work rain or shine, but if there’s a downpour, we may cancel -- check Facebook day-of if the weather looks sketchy. It's all garden and compost maintenance Leave the little ones at... home. We'll be working with Dismas residents and their rules require everyone to be 18 or over.

Breaking New Grounds Thanks to everyone who came out to support BNG at the Down & Dirty party last night. What a night!

Breaking New Grounds There's still room at the Down & Dirty party tonight. www.breakingnewgrounds.org

Breaking New Grounds MacArthur Fellow Will Allen? IN the house at 11:44.

Breaking New Grounds is gearing up to get Down and Dirty tomorrow night! 835 E. Main St. @ 7pm. Tickets available at the door.

Breaking New Grounds Only 4 more days until BNG's Down + Dirty Party at 835 E. Main St. on the 17th. There's still time to RSVP! Email Nicole@Breakingnewgrounds.org for info.

Breaking New Grounds Come volunteer from 1:30 to 4 on Sunday, Oct 11. Bring your wheelbarrow if there's room in your vehicle, and/or a shovel or pitch fork. We;re building windrows of compost a la Will Allen. and putting wood chips in the new hoop house.

Breaking New Grounds Down and Dirty Venue Change! We're moving the party to the old Electric Blueprint Building at 835 E. Main St. -- the event is still on Saturday October 17th at 7:00. We hope that you'll join us!

Breaking New Grounds Support BNG by buying organic and fair trade coffee and tea at Heine Brothers' Coffee today. HBC is celebrating 15 years by donating 15% of proceeds to Breaking New Grounds! Thanks Gary and Mike for 15 wonderful years in Louisville!

Breaking New Grounds Breaking New Grounds Support Breaking New Grounds by buying Heine Brothers coffee, tea, biscotti, orange juice, organic chocolate, or anything else at Heine Bros. on Thursday, Oct. 1. In recognition of its 15th anniversary, HBC is donating 15 percent of all sales that day to Breaking New Grounds. Bottoms up!














