Founding Roots (Year 1)
A cooperative of soil lovers formed to share soil-building techniques, seed-saving practices, and organic pest management across multiple plots. Emphasis on transparent farming metrics and community-led soil audits.
Organic farming with a community heartbeat
7 Oh Plus is a hub for seasoned organic farmers. We celebrate sustainable practices, soil stewardship, and collaborative knowledge sharing. Join a thriving network that elevates our craft through collective action and land-health-first strategies.
A cooperative of soil lovers formed to share soil-building techniques, seed-saving practices, and organic pest management across multiple plots. Emphasis on transparent farming metrics and community-led soil audits.
Neighbors join forces to create shared beds with compost exchanges, seed libraries, and mutual accountability for organic standards. Every harvest is a lesson shared openly with the group.
Seasoned growers mentor newcomers through hands-on sessions on cover crops, mulching, irrigation efficiency, and natural pest suppression. Field days encourage peer-to-peer feedback.
Harvests are shared with the neighborhood, supporting food security while reinforcing sustainable practices. The network grows as new plots join the organic circle.
A shared ledger tracks soil health, compost inputs, and crop rotations. Analytics inform adaptive planning for resilient yields and soil vitality.
Our community centers on mutual aid, knowledge exchange, and transparent farming practices. Members contribute expertise, peer-review soil plans, and co-create seasonal calendars that honor ecological balance.
Curated guides on compost systems, soil testing, crop diversification, and waterwise irrigation tailored for experienced growers.
Neighbor-to-neighbor seed swaps, tool libraries, and mentorship programs to keep practices sustainable and locally adapted.
Seasonal clinics on mulching, cover crops, drainage, and perennial beds led by seasoned practitioners.
We champion ecological farming through transparent practices, soil-first thinking, and a resilient, community-driven model. Every action aims to nurture land health while building shared prosperity.