WEST END ATLANTA

LEARN TO CLEAR KUDZU ORGANICALLY
at the
CVC URBAN FARM

This Sunday, December 7, from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. we will begin clearing kudzu from the bottomlands of the CVC Urban Farm at 779 Atwood Street (30310) (PAOCC Site). The farm's bottomlands have been identified by Organic Farmer Rashid Nuri of Truly Living Well Farms as soil of extraordinarily good tilth and high fertility, and expansion into this area is expected to double the farm's production in 2009. We hope you will join us as we move forward with this exciting development at the farm, and at the same time, learn to clear Kudzu organically as you would want to in your own backyard.

This opportunity to learn while providing service to our community is an educational project of the NPU-T Horticultural Education/Urban Agriculture Committee. Debbie Zimmerman, Co-Founder of the Rose Circle Community Garden, will instruct newbie kudzu-clearers on safe, organic, and complete methods of kudzu removal.

Volunteers should bring tools if they have them, such as a shovel (Short, with a D-Handle, is highly recommended, but any garden shovel will work); garden clippers, garden loppers, and garden gloves. Wear sturdy boots and expect them to get muddy.

Water and granola bars will be provided.

For more information, please email Stephanie Radbill, CVC Urban Farm Manager at stephanie.radbill@gmail.com or call Stephanie at 770-401-2992

We Hope to See you at the Farm on Sunday!


Please come to this event! We will be very appreciative of any time you can offer us. Thanks,
Stephanie