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Grantas Ja - Sustainable Farm - student map

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We grind up the ginseng. We sell sunflowers, sunflower seeds and sunflower oil.

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The summers are hot and oppressive the winters are short and cold and it is wet and partly cloudy year round.

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In this building we turn the cotton into clothes. Then we dye the clothes that we made with the Indigo.

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1.Contour plowing: Crops are planted in rows parallel to the contour of the land to prevent rapid flow of water downhill.
2.Strip cropping: Alternating crops are planted next to one another, rather than having bare ground in between rows.
3.No till: An area is plowed, planted, and fertilized all at once, so the ground is not disturbed again until harvest.
4.Mulch: The use of surface cover to minimize runoff and erosion and increase soil moisture and fertility levels.
5.Crop rotation: Crop rotation has a logical order, chosen so the crops planted today can help replenish the nutrients that the previous crops depleted from the soil.

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We use windmills and solar power we and also use the windmill and make the sunflower oil and we can use the solar power to power the buildings.

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We would build our detention basin at the end of the river. This would help with flash floods and flood warning. Detention basins are important to farms because they are more durable to floods, and it wont damage the crops.

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We turn the agave into nectar

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The Woodlands, Texas

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cotton
indigo
agave
Bamboo
sunflowers
ginseng
green tea leaves

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We turn the Bamboo into floorboards.

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We take the tea leafs and cut them up then we put them in tea bags.