removing small farming from the community is disgraceful. I support changing zoning laws in Richmond County.
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Elliot Price
7 years ago
Healthy food is important to our youth.
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Alexis Gary
7 years ago
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EllaNora Robinson
7 years ago
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This place is wonderful! My children and I learned so many aspects about the farm from visiting Urban Grange. It would be a great loss to the community.
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Katie Hursh
7 years ago
A little humanity and intelligence in government, please.
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Anonymous
7 years ago
I support urban farming and request that zoning change to allow Urban Grange farm to continue operating
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Deborah Brown
7 years ago
Urban farming is a win-win for every sector of our community. I support this initiative.
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Kimberly Wright
7 years ago
Augusta please keep the things in our community that have positive influences on our society!
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Jodi Wells
7 years ago
Keep our farms and nature alive!!!!
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Kristen Urbina-Phillips
7 years ago
Urban Grange is doing so much to support this community - researching sustainable practices, growing, raising, and selling healthy food, and educating the public. Every time I have visited with them on site and at the farmers market, it has been very evident that they care for their animals and their community. In all of our business transactions, they have been fair and respectful. Please treat them fairly and respectfully. Honor them with the opportunity to continue to serve the CSRA.
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Carla Walker
7 years ago
Veterans possess the unique skills and character needed to strengthen rural communities and create sustainable food systems for all. We also believe that food production offers purpose, opportunity, as well as physical and psychological benefits for Veterans who farm. As the Greater Augusta Chapter Chairwoman and Veteran Liaison for the National Women in Agriculture Association, I am asking that you seriously consider the value added to our community by this farming family.
Carla Walker (CTW), One Woman Veteran
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Mike Toomey
7 years ago
This should be a no-brainer. Make the necessary zoning ordinance changes to acknowledge and support urban ag.
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Justin Martin
7 years ago
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It would be a shame in so many ways if this teaching center, community pillar, and leading example in the community were taken away needlessly by badly applied and outdated laws.
Shutting down a farm like this has no upside, while it has multiple and obvious downsides for the community and its future growth.
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Mario Cambardella
7 years ago
Keep going and growing!
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Megan Bowen
7 years ago
Go get em’. This is absurd.
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Brandon Garrett
7 years ago
I support urban farming.
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Noreen Whitehead
7 years ago
We need farms where we can train the next generation. Save our youth through Agriculture. NWIAA Supporting our Georgia Agriteens.
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George Espinoza
7 years ago
Please reconsider your zoning laws! Consideration for the exsisting land owners should be first on the agenda! Maybe holding a city or county meeting and vote.
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Tammy Steele
7 years ago
On behalf of National Women In Agriculture Association
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removing small farming from the community is disgraceful. I support changing zoning laws in Richmond County.
Healthy food is important to our youth.
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This place is wonderful! My children and I learned so many aspects about the farm from visiting Urban Grange. It would be a great loss to the community.
A little humanity and intelligence in government, please.
I support urban farming and request that zoning change to allow Urban Grange farm to continue operating
Urban farming is a win-win for every sector of our community. I support this initiative.
Augusta please keep the things in our community that have positive influences on our society!
Keep our farms and nature alive!!!!
Urban Grange is doing so much to support this community - researching sustainable practices, growing, raising, and selling healthy food, and educating the public. Every time I have visited with them on site and at the farmers market, it has been very evident that they care for their animals and their community. In all of our business transactions, they have been fair and respectful. Please treat them fairly and respectfully. Honor them with the opportunity to continue to serve the CSRA.
Veterans possess the unique skills and character needed to strengthen rural communities and create sustainable food systems for all. We also believe that food production offers purpose, opportunity, as well as physical and psychological benefits for Veterans who farm. As the Greater Augusta Chapter Chairwoman and Veteran Liaison for the National Women in Agriculture Association, I am asking that you seriously consider the value added to our community by this farming family. Carla Walker (CTW), One Woman Veteran
This should be a no-brainer. Make the necessary zoning ordinance changes to acknowledge and support urban ag.
It would be a shame in so many ways if this teaching center, community pillar, and leading example in the community were taken away needlessly by badly applied and outdated laws. Shutting down a farm like this has no upside, while it has multiple and obvious downsides for the community and its future growth.
Keep going and growing!
Go get em’. This is absurd.
I support urban farming.
We need farms where we can train the next generation. Save our youth through Agriculture. NWIAA Supporting our Georgia Agriteens.
Please reconsider your zoning laws! Consideration for the exsisting land owners should be first on the agenda! Maybe holding a city or county meeting and vote.
On behalf of National Women In Agriculture Association