Hi everyone. It looks like the Fairmount Park Farm Business Park is opening for business. Below are some details along with a link to the Request for Information, which will supposedly be available at the end of today. If you’d like more details, please contact Marc Wilken directly. He’s been through a lot of up’s and down’s on getting support for this initiative, but he is not a quitter and a great ally to have. I’m sure he’ll be receptive to any urban farming business plan any of you have.
--Roxanne
Dear Urban Farming Entrepreneurs,
The City of Philadelphia is issuing a Request for Information to gather indications of interest and experience in operating and managing sub-acre commercial, chemical-free farming plots on a City property called Manatawna Farm, located at 100 Spring Lane, Philadelphia, PA 19131. This initiative is intended to foster sustainable, urban agricultural businesses in Philadelphia and further the growth of a regional food system. Additionally this effort is meant to support Mayor Nutter’s food initiative, Philadelphia Food Charter, which calls for the use of City-owned spaces for urban agriculture, and Mayor Nutter’s sustainability plan, Greenworks Philadelphia, which recommends 12 commercial agriculture projects be established in the City by 2015. Please see the attached Letter of Intent for additional information about this program. Applications and instructions for this Request for Information will be posted on the following websites no later than the close of business on Monday, April 22: http://www.phila.gov/rfp/ and http://www.fairmountpark.org.
We look forward to hearing from you.
All the best,
Marc Wilken
Park Concessions Manager
Fairmount Park
City of Philadelphia
One Parkway, 10th Floor
1515 Arch Street
Philadelphia, PA 19102
P: 215-683-0232
F: 215-683-0205
marc.wil...@phila.gov
I would love to join up with some people to farm a plot or two for the city! Please contact me if anyone is applying. I don't have enough experiance to start a project like this but I definatly want in :) -Beth
<rchristen...@infocommercegroup.com> wrote: > Hi everyone. It looks like the Fairmount Park Farm Business Park is opening for business. Below are some details along with a link to the Request for Information, which will supposedly be available at the end of today. If you’d like more details, please contact Marc Wilken directly. He’s been through a lot of up’s and down’s on getting support for this initiative, but he is not a quitter and a great ally to have. I’m sure he’ll be receptive to any urban farming business plan any of you have. > --Roxanne
> Dear Urban Farming Entrepreneurs,
> The City of Philadelphia is issuing a Request for Information to gather indications of interest and experience in operating and managing sub-acre commercial, chemical-free farming plots on a City property called Manatawna Farm, located at 100 Spring Lane, Philadelphia, PA 19131. This initiative is intended to foster sustainable, urban agricultural businesses in Philadelphia and further the growth of a regional food system. Additionally this effort is meant to support Mayor Nutter’s food initiative, Philadelphia Food Charter, which calls for the use of City-owned spaces for urban agriculture, and Mayor Nutter’s sustainability plan, Greenworks Philadelphia, which recommends 12 commercial agriculture projects be established in the City by 2015. Please see the attached Letter of Intent for additional information about this program. Applications and instructions for this Request for Information will be posted on the following websites no later than the close of business on Monday, April 22:http://www.phila.gov/rfp/andhttp://www.fairmountpark.org.
> We look forward to hearing from you.
> All the best, > Marc Wilken > Park Concessions Manager > Fairmount Park > City of Philadelphia > One Parkway, 10th Floor > 1515 Arch Street > Philadelphia, PA 19102 > P: 215-683-0232 > F: 215-683-0205 > marc.wil...@phila.gov
I'd also love to work with some folks on this. I have a bit of experience... and some ideas... and plenty of enthusiasm... but no start-up capital. So if anyone wants help with a project, or just wants to get a group together and hash one out, please let me know as well!
> I would love to join up with some people to farm a plot or two for the > city! Please contact me if anyone is applying. I don't have enough > experiance to start a project like this but I definatly want in :) > -Beth
> On Mar 22, 4:19 pm, Roxanne Christensen
> <rchristen...@infocommercegroup.com> wrote: > > Hi everyone. It looks like the Fairmount Park Farm Business Park is opening for business. Below are some details along with a link to the Request for Information, which will supposedly be available at the end of today. If you’d like more details, please contact Marc Wilken directly. He’s been through a lot of up’s and down’s on getting support for this initiative, but he is not a quitter and a great ally to have. I’m sure he’ll be receptive to any urban farming business plan any of you have. > > --Roxanne
> > Dear Urban Farming Entrepreneurs,
> > The City of Philadelphia is issuing a Request for Information to gather indications of interest and experience in operating and managing sub-acre commercial, chemical-free farming plots on a City property called Manatawna Farm, located at 100 Spring Lane, Philadelphia, PA 19131. This initiative is intended to foster sustainable, urban agricultural businesses in Philadelphia and further the growth of a regional food system. Additionally this effort is meant to support Mayor Nutter’s food initiative, Philadelphia Food Charter, which calls for the use of City-owned spaces for urban agriculture, and Mayor Nutter’s sustainability plan, Greenworks Philadelphia, which recommends 12 commercial agriculture projects be established in the City by 2015. Please see the attached Letter of Intent for additional information about this program. Applications and instructions for this Request for Information will be posted on the following websites no later than the close of business on Monday, April 22:http://www.phila.gov/rfp/andhttp://www.fairmountpark.org.
> > We look forward to hearing from you.
> > All the best, > > Marc Wilken > > Park Concessions Manager > > Fairmount Park > > City of Philadelphia > > One Parkway, 10th Floor > > 1515 Arch Street > > Philadelphia, PA 19102 > > P: 215-683-0232 > > F: 215-683-0205 > > marc.wil...@phila.gov
Hey J, I'm meeting up with someone from this group on Friday at 2pm at Sabrina's. If you can make it, it would be great to meet-up and see what we can do :) Beth
On Mar 23, 6:04 pm, "J. Mark" <jmarkteb...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I'd also love to work with some folks on this. I have a bit of > experience... and some ideas... and plenty of enthusiasm... but no > start-up capital. So if anyone wants help with a project, or just > wants to get a group together and hash one out, please let me know as > well!
> > I would love to join up with some people to farm a plot or two for the > > city! Please contact me if anyone is applying. I don't have enough > > experiance to start a project like this but I definatly want in :) > > -Beth
> > On Mar 22, 4:19 pm, Roxanne Christensen
> > <rchristen...@infocommercegroup.com> wrote: > > > Hi everyone. It looks like the Fairmount Park Farm Business Park is opening for business. Below are some details along with a link to the Request for Information, which will supposedly be available at the end of today. If you’d like more details, please contact Marc Wilken directly. He’s been through a lot of up’s and down’s on getting support for this initiative, but he is not a quitter and a great ally to have. I’m sure he’ll be receptive to any urban farming business plan any of you have. > > > --Roxanne
> > > Dear Urban Farming Entrepreneurs,
> > > The City of Philadelphia is issuing a Request for Information to gather indications of interest and experience in operating and managing sub-acre commercial, chemical-free farming plots on a City property called Manatawna Farm, located at 100 Spring Lane, Philadelphia, PA 19131. This initiative is intended to foster sustainable, urban agricultural businesses in Philadelphia and further the growth of a regional food system. Additionally this effort is meant to support Mayor Nutter’s food initiative, Philadelphia Food Charter, which calls for the use of City-owned spaces for urban agriculture, and Mayor Nutter’s sustainability plan, Greenworks Philadelphia, which recommends 12 commercial agriculture projects be established in the City by 2015. Please see the attached Letter of Intent for additional information about this program. Applications and instructions for this Request for Information will be posted on the following websites no later than the close of business on Monday, April 22:http://www.phila.gov/rfp/andhttp://www.fairmountpark.org.
> > > We look forward to hearing from you.
> > > All the best, > > > Marc Wilken > > > Park Concessions Manager > > > Fairmount Park > > > City of Philadelphia > > > One Parkway, 10th Floor > > > 1515 Arch Street > > > Philadelphia, PA 19102 > > > P: 215-683-0232 > > > F: 215-683-0205 > > > marc.wil...@phila.gov
I'm definitely intersted in taking a closer look at this. My fiance and I did a sub-acre plot and sold at area markets this past year for the first time. It went pretty well! We'd definitely be in to expanding a bit. If you guys don't mind, I'd love to be involved with your Friday meet-up. Let me know if you that's okay!
> Hey J, > I'm meeting up with someone from this group on Friday at 2pm at > Sabrina's. If you can make it, it would be great to meet-up and see > what we can do :) > Beth
> On Mar 23, 6:04 pm, "J. Mark" <jmarkteb...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > I'd also love to work with some folks on this. I have a bit of > > experience... and some ideas... and plenty of enthusiasm... but no > > start-up capital. So if anyone wants help with a project, or just > > wants to get a group together and hash one out, please let me know as > > well!
> > Mar 23, 11:11 am, BG <nin...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > > I would love to join up with some people to farm a plot or two for the > > > city! Please contact me if anyone is applying. I don't have enough > > > experiance to start a project like this but I definatly want in :) > > > -Beth
> > > On Mar 22, 4:19 pm, Roxanne Christensen
> > > <rchristen...@infocommercegroup.com> wrote: > > > > Hi everyone. It looks like the Fairmount Park Farm Business Park is opening for business. Below are some details along with a link to the Request for Information, which will supposedly be available at the end of today. If you’d like more details, please contact Marc Wilken directly. He’s been through a lot of up’s and down’s on getting support for this initiative, but he is not a quitter and a great ally to have. I’m sure he’ll be receptive to any urban farming business plan any of you have. > > > > --Roxanne
> > > > Dear Urban Farming Entrepreneurs,
> > > > The City of Philadelphia is issuing a Request for Information to gather indications of interest and experience in operating and managing sub-acre commercial, chemical-free farming plots on a City property called Manatawna Farm, located at 100 Spring Lane, Philadelphia, PA 19131. This initiative is intended to foster sustainable, urban agricultural businesses in Philadelphia and further the growth of a regional food system. Additionally this effort is meant to support Mayor Nutter’s food initiative, Philadelphia Food Charter, which calls for the use of City-owned spaces for urban agriculture, and Mayor Nutter’s sustainability plan, Greenworks Philadelphia, which recommends 12 commercial agriculture projects be established in the City by 2015. Please see the attached Letter of Intent for additional information about this program. Applications and instructions for this Request for Information will be posted on the following websites no later than the close of business on Monday, April 22:http://www.phila.gov/rfp/andhttp://www.fairmountpark.org.
> > > > We look forward to hearing from you.
> > > > All the best, > > > > Marc Wilken > > > > Park Concessions Manager > > > > Fairmount Park > > > > City of Philadelphia > > > > One Parkway, 10th Floor > > > > 1515 Arch Street > > > > Philadelphia, PA 19102 > > > > P: 215-683-0232 > > > > F: 215-683-0205 > > > > marc.wil...@phila.gov- Hide quoted text -
For the record I am interested too! I wont be available to meet on Friday but I am watching the back and forth on this topic with great interest! If you take this offline I would love to be included in future discussion!
-
Mira Sophia Adornetto
On Thu, Mar 25, 2010 at 12:53 PM, brandonn...@gmail.com <
> I'm definitely intersted in taking a closer look at this. My fiance > and I did a sub-acre plot and sold at area markets this past year for > the first time. It went pretty well! We'd definitely be in to > expanding a bit. If you guys don't mind, I'd love to be involved with > your Friday meet-up. Let me know if you that's okay!
> --Brandon
> On Mar 24, 4:06 pm, BG <nin...@gmail.com> wrote: > > Hey J, > > I'm meeting up with someone from this group on Friday at 2pm at > > Sabrina's. If you can make it, it would be great to meet-up and see > > what we can do :) > > Beth
> > On Mar 23, 6:04 pm, "J. Mark" <jmarkteb...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > > I'd also love to work with some folks on this. I have a bit of > > > experience... and some ideas... and plenty of enthusiasm... but no > > > start-up capital. So if anyone wants help with a project, or just > > > wants to get a group together and hash one out, please let me know as > > > well!
> > > Mar 23, 11:11 am, BG <nin...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > > > I would love to join up with some people to farm a plot or two for > the > > > > city! Please contact me if anyone is applying. I don't have enough > > > > experiance to start a project like this but I definatly want in :) > > > > -Beth
> > > > On Mar 22, 4:19 pm, Roxanne Christensen
> > > > <rchristen...@infocommercegroup.com> wrote: > > > > > Hi everyone. It looks like the Fairmount Park Farm Business Park is > opening for business. Below are some details along with a link to the > Request for Information, which will supposedly be available at the end of > today. If you’d like more details, please contact Marc Wilken directly. He’s > been through a lot of up’s and down’s on getting support for this > initiative, but he is not a quitter and a great ally to have. I’m sure he’ll > be receptive to any urban farming business plan any of you have. > > > > > --Roxanne
> > > > > Dear Urban Farming Entrepreneurs,
> > > > > The City of Philadelphia is issuing a Request for Information to > gather indications of interest and experience in operating and managing > sub-acre commercial, chemical-free farming plots on a City property called > Manatawna Farm, located at 100 Spring Lane, Philadelphia, PA 19131. This > initiative is intended to foster sustainable, urban agricultural businesses > in Philadelphia and further the growth of a regional food system. > Additionally this effort is meant to support Mayor Nutter’s food initiative, > Philadelphia Food Charter, which calls for the use of City-owned spaces for > urban agriculture, and Mayor Nutter’s sustainability plan, Greenworks > Philadelphia, which recommends 12 commercial agriculture projects be > established in the City by 2015. Please see the attached Letter of Intent > for additional information about this program. Applications and instructions > for this Request for Information will be posted on the following websites no > later than the close of business on Monday, April 22: > http://www.phila.gov/rfp/andhttp://www.fairmountpark.org.
> > > > > We look forward to hearing from you.
> > > > > All the best, > > > > > Marc Wilken > > > > > Park Concessions Manager > > > > > Fairmount Park > > > > > City of Philadelphia > > > > > One Parkway, 10th Floor > > > > > 1515 Arch Street > > > > > Philadelphia, PA 19102 > > > > > P: 215-683-0232 > > > > > F: 215-683-0205 > > > > > marc.wil...@phila.gov- Hide quoted text -
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> I'm definitely intersted in taking a closer look at this. My fiance > and I did a sub-acre plot and sold at area markets this past year for > the first time. It went pretty well! We'd definitely be in to > expanding a bit. If you guys don't mind, I'd love to be involved with > your Friday meet-up. Let me know if you that's okay!
> --Brandon
> On Mar 24, 4:06 pm, BG <nin...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > Hey J, > > I'm meeting up with someone from this group on Friday at 2pm at > > Sabrina's. If you can make it, it would be great to meet-up and see > > what we can do :) > > Beth
> > On Mar 23, 6:04 pm, "J. Mark" <jmarkteb...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > > I'd also love to work with some folks on this. I have a bit of > > > experience... and some ideas... and plenty of enthusiasm... but no > > > start-up capital. So if anyone wants help with a project, or just > > > wants to get a group together and hash one out, please let me know as > > > well!
> > > Mar 23, 11:11 am, BG <nin...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > > > I would love to join up with some people to farm a plot or two for the > > > > city! Please contact me if anyone is applying. I don't have enough > > > > experiance to start a project like this but I definatly want in :) > > > > -Beth
> > > > On Mar 22, 4:19 pm, Roxanne Christensen
> > > > <rchristen...@infocommercegroup.com> wrote: > > > > > Hi everyone. It looks like the Fairmount Park Farm Business Park is opening for business. Below are some details along with a link to the Request for Information, which will supposedly be available at the end of today. If you’d like more details, please contact Marc Wilken directly. He’s been through a lot of up’s and down’s on getting support for this initiative, but he is not a quitter and a great ally to have. I’m sure he’ll be receptive to any urban farming business plan any of you have. > > > > > --Roxanne
> > > > > Dear Urban Farming Entrepreneurs,
> > > > > The City of Philadelphia is issuing a Request for Information to gather indications of interest and experience in operating and managing sub-acre commercial, chemical-free farming plots on a City property called Manatawna Farm, located at 100 Spring Lane, Philadelphia, PA 19131. This initiative is intended to foster sustainable, urban agricultural businesses in Philadelphia and further the growth of a regional food system. Additionally this effort is meant to support Mayor Nutter’s food initiative, Philadelphia Food Charter, which calls for the use of City-owned spaces for urban agriculture, and Mayor Nutter’s sustainability plan, Greenworks Philadelphia, which recommends 12 commercial agriculture projects be established in the City by 2015. Please see the attached Letter of Intent for additional information about this program. Applications and instructions for this Request for Information will be posted on the following websites no later than the close of business on Monday, April 22:http://www.phila.gov/rfp/andhttp://www.fairmountpark.org.
> > > > > We look forward to hearing from you.
> > > > > All the best, > > > > > Marc Wilken > > > > > Park Concessions Manager > > > > > Fairmount Park > > > > > City of Philadelphia > > > > > One Parkway, 10th Floor > > > > > 1515 Arch Street > > > > > Philadelphia, PA 19102 > > > > > P: 215-683-0232 > > > > > F: 215-683-0205 > > > > > marc.wil...@phila.gov- Hide quoted text -
> For the record I am interested too! I wont be available to meet on Friday > but I am watching the back and forth on this topic with great interest! If > you take this offline I would love to be included in future discussion!
> -
> Mira Sophia Adornetto
> On Thu, Mar 25, 2010 at 12:53 PM, brandonn...@gmail.com <
> > I'm definitely intersted in taking a closer look at this. My fiance > > and I did a sub-acre plot and sold at area markets this past year for > > the first time. It went pretty well! We'd definitely be in to > > expanding a bit. If you guys don't mind, I'd love to be involved with > > your Friday meet-up. Let me know if you that's okay!
> > --Brandon
> > On Mar 24, 4:06 pm, BG <nin...@gmail.com> wrote: > > > Hey J, > > > I'm meeting up with someone from this group on Friday at 2pm at > > > Sabrina's. If you can make it, it would be great to meet-up and see > > > what we can do :) > > > Beth
> > > On Mar 23, 6:04 pm, "J. Mark" <jmarkteb...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > > > I'd also love to work with some folks on this. I have a bit of > > > > experience... and some ideas... and plenty of enthusiasm... but no > > > > start-up capital. So if anyone wants help with a project, or just > > > > wants to get a group together and hash one out, please let me know as > > > > well!
> > > > > I would love to join up with some people to farm a plot or two for > > the > > > > > city! Please contact me if anyone is applying. I don't have enough > > > > > experiance to start a project like this but I definatly want in :) > > > > > -Beth
> > > > > On Mar 22, 4:19 pm, Roxanne Christensen
> > > > > <rchristen...@infocommercegroup.com> wrote: > > > > > > Hi everyone. It looks like the Fairmount Park Farm Business Park is > > opening for business. Below are some details along with a link to the > > Request for Information, which will supposedly be available at the end of > > today. If you’d like more details, please contact Marc Wilken directly. He’s > > been through a lot of up’s and down’s on getting support for this > > initiative, but he is not a quitter and a great ally to have. I’m sure he’ll > > be receptive to any urban farming business plan any of you have. > > > > > > --Roxanne
> > > > > > Dear Urban Farming Entrepreneurs,
> > > > > > The City of Philadelphia is issuing a Request for Information to > > gather indications of interest and experience in operating and managing > > sub-acre commercial, chemical-free farming plots on a City property called > > Manatawna Farm, located at 100 Spring Lane, Philadelphia, PA 19131. This > > initiative is intended to foster sustainable, urban agricultural businesses > > in Philadelphia and further the growth of a regional food system. > > Additionally this effort is meant to support Mayor Nutter’s food initiative, > > Philadelphia Food Charter, which calls for the use of City-owned spaces for > > urban agriculture, and Mayor Nutter’s sustainability plan, Greenworks > > Philadelphia, which recommends 12 commercial agriculture projects be > > established in the City by 2015. Please see the attached Letter of Intent > > for additional information about this program. Applications and instructions > > for this Request for Information will be posted on the following websites no > > later than the close of business on Monday, April 22: > >http://www.phila.gov/rfp/andhttp://www.fairmountpark.org.
> > > > > > We look forward to hearing from you.
> > > > > > All the best, > > > > > > Marc Wilken > > > > > > Park Concessions Manager > > > > > > Fairmount Park > > > > > > City of Philadelphia > > > > > > One Parkway, 10th Floor > > > > > > 1515 Arch Street > > > > > > Philadelphia, PA 19102 > > > > > > P: 215-683-0232 > > > > > > F: 215-683-0205 > > > > > > marc.wil...@phila.gov- Hide quoted text -
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> Date: Thu, 25 Mar 2010 12:13:53 -0700 > Subject: [pufn] Re: Commercial Urban Farming in Fairmount Park > From: nin...@gmail.com > To: pufn@googlegroups.com
> Great Brandon! We're meeting at the Sabrina's on Callowhill at 2pm. > Beth > On Mar 25, 12:53 pm, "brandonn...@gmail.com" <brandonn...@gmail.com> > wrote: > > Hi J and B,
> > I'm definitely intersted in taking a closer look at this. My fiance > > and I did a sub-acre plot and sold at area markets this past year for > > the first time. It went pretty well! We'd definitely be in to > > expanding a bit. If you guys don't mind, I'd love to be involved with > > your Friday meet-up. Let me know if you that's okay!
> > --Brandon
> > On Mar 24, 4:06 pm, BG <nin...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > > Hey J, > > > I'm meeting up with someone from this group on Friday at 2pm at > > > Sabrina's. If you can make it, it would be great to meet-up and see > > > what we can do :) > > > Beth
> > > On Mar 23, 6:04 pm, "J. Mark" <jmarkteb...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > > > I'd also love to work with some folks on this. I have a bit of > > > > experience... and some ideas... and plenty of enthusiasm... but no > > > > start-up capital. So if anyone wants help with a project, or just > > > > wants to get a group together and hash one out, please let me know as > > > > well!
> > > > > I would love to join up with some people to farm a plot or two for the > > > > > city! Please contact me if anyone is applying. I don't have enough > > > > > experiance to start a project like this but I definatly want in :) > > > > > -Beth
> > > > > On Mar 22, 4:19 pm, Roxanne Christensen
> > > > > <rchristen...@infocommercegroup.com> wrote: > > > > > > Hi everyone. It looks like the Fairmount Park Farm Business Park is opening for business. Below are some details along with a link to the Request for Information, which will supposedly be available at the end of today. If you’d like more details, please contact Marc Wilken directly. He’s been through a lot of up’s and down’s on getting support for this initiative, but he is not a quitter and a great ally to have. I’m sure he’ll be receptive to any urban farming business plan any of you have. > > > > > > --Roxanne
> > > > > > Dear Urban Farming Entrepreneurs,
> > > > > > The City of Philadelphia is issuing a Request for Information to gather indications of interest and experience in operating and managing sub-acre commercial, chemical-free farming plots on a City property called Manatawna Farm, located at 100 Spring Lane, Philadelphia, PA 19131. This initiative is intended to foster sustainable, urban agricultural businesses in Philadelphia and further the growth of a regional food system. Additionally this effort is meant to support Mayor Nutter’s food initiative, Philadelphia Food Charter, which calls for the use of City-owned spaces for urban agriculture, and Mayor Nutter’s sustainability plan, Greenworks Philadelphia, which recommends 12 commercial agriculture projects be established in the City by 2015. Please see the attached Letter of Intent for additional information about this program. Applications and instructions for this Request for Information will be posted on the following websites no later than the close of business on Monday, April 22:http://www.phila.gov/rfp/andhttp://www.fairmountpark.org.
> > > > > > We look forward to hearing from you.
> > > > > > All the best, > > > > > > Marc Wilken > > > > > > Park Concessions Manager > > > > > > Fairmount Park > > > > > > City of Philadelphia > > > > > > One Parkway, 10th Floor > > > > > > 1515 Arch Street > > > > > > Philadelphia, PA 19102 > > > > > > P: 215-683-0232 > > > > > > F: 215-683-0205 > > > > > > marc.wil...@phila.gov- Hide quoted text -
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