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We went down town and surveyed people about their food choices.

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Food carts was the best overall. We got to try some new foods but the catch is... We had to work with a partner DUN DUN DUUUNNNN. But Working with a partner means you can combine your money and try new foods together!

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Mudbone grown is a community outreach project

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"Farmers, by nature, are innovative problem solvers," said Shavers, who will lead the crop planning for the team. "We can be most effective by working toward solutions in a collaborative manner with other community groups who have been trying to leverage for a position regionally."

MudBone Grown, formed as a LLC, focusing on promoting inter-generational community-rooted farming methods that create "measurable and sustainable environmental, social, cultural, and economic improvements." MudBone will also be providing STEM/STEAM-based education, workshops, and outreach through things like on-farm demonstrations, hands-on engagement with local schools, and adult jobs training services for both interested small farmers and the general public.

Johnson is thrilled at the pace of success this year already; "Our community partners recognize that local agriculture is critical to healthy lives and a strong economy for communities that have historically had marginal participation in the local food economy."

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ANNOUNCING A NEW COMMUNITY OUTREACH PROJECT: MUDBONE GROWN

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PORTLAND, OR. (February 3, 2017) - Local start-up MudBone Grown, LLC (MBG) and its partner programs GroundUp Organics, Green A&T have launched a culturally/ethnically-specific urban food systems project at the Oregon Food Bank 's 33rd Ave. Farm. MudBone owners Shantae Johnson and Arthur Sha

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At the food bank we worked in our pods to bag oinions for meals that are bought with food stamps. We took 50lb pound bags of onions  and packaged them into about 5-6 lb bags for family’s who need them.

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One group got a tour and shoveled compost and one looked at food security and time lines

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At mudbone grown we broke into 2 groups, one with farmer art and one with his wife.

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After we Bagged onions, we went to see a tour of the food bank.
Most if us choose to run through a giant freezer at the end!!!!!!!!!!