IMG_6712 IMG_6714 IMG_6720 It was kind of muddy, but there was a super boardwalk for us to walk on, there were also goats outside! IMG_6721 IMG_6724 And a territorial turkey IMG_6730 The Foley's (CU Alumni and their son went to Creighton too) help putting plants on the top tier of the greenhouse IMG_6737 Beth (Conradson) Cleary, Creighton Alum, makes dirt! The worm tailings are too rich to be soil alone so it is mixed with various other materials to make the best soil possible IMG_6741 Andrew Cleary, Creighton Alum, also makes dirt IMG_6746 Mr. Foley lifting the heavy plants IMG_6749 IMG_6753 Two other CU Alum help out removing plastic coverings from cucumbers before loading onto the semi for use as fertilizer in the Merton, WI larger farm of Growing Power IMG_6755 IMG_6756 Coconut shells (the part that covers the coconut we see in the grocery store) are used as a large component in soil production and evidently comes from Australia IMG_6763 IMG_6770 IMG_6773 More happy volunteering alumni IMG_6774 Mary Ferwerda feeds a goat IMG_6775 The (almost) whole group of Milwaukee CU Alum at the Day of Service with Will Allen, Growing Power CEO, at back center IMG_6780 Here's a photo with me even! IMG_6782 Plants need good karma IMG_6785 Return to Features