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Michael Levenston

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Sep 30, 2026
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Sep 26, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 30, 2026 · by Michael Levenston

    2026 September 30 — City Farmer News (opens the original)

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    We weighed our wheat berries and totalled up 2752 grams or about 6 pounds. By Michael LevenstonCity FarmerSept 29, 2026 It is amazing that we put wheat seeds in the ground in early May and ate bread in mid September on our garden porch just a few feet from where it was planted. Many people took part, from clearing the beds to threshing the wheat — hours of labour! Don’t forget this was grown in our rich compost soil. Looking at the small bag of wheat berries we produced, one might ask, is it was

  2. Article · Sep 29, 2026 · by Michael Levenston

    2026 September 29 — City Farmer News (opens the original)

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    We don’t just pray with them but give them a bag of beans and porridge. Our work is to ensure she can feed her family tomorrow, and forever.“ By Gitonga NjeruGlobal Sisters ReportSept 24, 2026 Thanks to the sisters’ efforts, many throughout Nairobi’s slums now pack sacks filled with topsoil, manure and gravel. They then punch holes in the sides and grow kale (known as sukuma wiki in Swahili) as well as spinach and amaranth. According to Juma Kondiek, a beneficiary, a single sack occupies less th

  3. Article · Sep 26, 2026 · by Michael Levenston

    2026 September 26 — City Farmer News (opens the original)

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    ‘It’s hard to find a job here, so we decided to grow our own,’ says Kiera Lang By Adrienne Lamb, David BajerCBC NewsSeptember 20, 2026 Harvest time has taken on a whole new meaning for 16-year-old Kiera Lang, who has been spending time at the Beaumont and District Agricultural Society — or, as she says, “BADAS for short.”Lang is the president of the BADAS youth club, which formed this spring to grow veggies and flowers in a couple of plots and sell them at the Beaumont Farmers Market.“It’s hard

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