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Rochester volunteers turn aging orchard into urban food forest
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Rochester volunteers turn aging orchard into urban food forest
ROCHESTER, Minn. — Kelly Rae Kirkpatrick checked the weather forecast before sending out a seed-sowing event invitation for the next day to volunteers at the Slatterly Park Community Food Forest. They had squash seeds that needed to get in the ground, raspberries needed trimming and the soil temperatures were finally ideal for planting, she said. A group showed up. Volunteers, young and old, came from school and work, by car, bike or foot to th…
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