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	We are creating a gene bank (for all 5 kingdoms) for useful species adapted to the North American continental climate. Our physical location is the central united States of America, near the geographical center of the continent. [~~http://openfarmtech.org/index.php?title=~~Average_Temperature_in_Kansas_City Temperatures] here range between 90F in summer and -20 in winter, with about 35 inches of annual rainfall.		We are creating a gene bank (for all 5 kingdoms) for useful species adapted to the North American continental climate. Our physical location is the central united States of America, near the geographical center of the continent. [[Average_Temperature_in_Kansas_City\|Temperatures]] here range between 90F in summer and -20 in winter, with about 35 inches of annual rainfall.

	We are starting a funding collection for the living stock part - an open source nursery - the community-supported gene bank. We are creating an open source living gene bank and propagation facility, and populating it with as many useful species as possible. You can benefit greatly from this – by sweat equity propagation where you then get your stock for free. This means that if you support the gene bank, you are welcome to come on site, and propagate material for yourself. Sweat equity means that both sides benefit. For example, if you propagate an apple tree for yourself from rootstocks and scion wood, we would like you to propagate one for us as well. This is a loose arrangement, but it typically means that we do a service to you by providing you with plants and animals, and you give back to us in terms of your labor of propagating some stock for us. This is both educational and productive for both sides.		We are starting a funding collection for the living stock part - an open source nursery - the community-supported gene bank. We are creating an open source living gene bank and propagation facility, and populating it with as many useful species as possible. You can benefit greatly from this – by sweat equity propagation where you then get your stock for free. This means that if you support the gene bank, you are welcome to come on site, and propagate material for yourself. Sweat equity means that both sides benefit. For example, if you propagate an apple tree for yourself from rootstocks and scion wood, we would like you to propagate one for us as well. This is a loose arrangement, but it typically means that we do a service to you by providing you with plants and animals, and you give back to us in terms of your labor of propagating some stock for us. This is both educational and productive for both sides.

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	We are creating a gene bank (for all 5 kingdoms) for useful species adapted to the North American continental climate. Our physical location is the central united States of America, near the geographical center of the continent. [[Average_Temperature_in_Kansas_City\|Temperatures]] here range between 90F in summer and -20 in winter, with about 35 inches of annual rainfall.		We are creating a gene bank (for all 5 kingdoms) for useful species adapted to the North American continental climate. Our physical location is the central united States of America, near the geographical center of the continent. [http://openfarmtech.org/index.php?title=Average_Temperature_in_Kansas_City Temperatures] here range between 90F in summer and -20 in winter, with about 35 inches of annual rainfall.

	We are starting a funding collection for the living stock part - an open source nursery - the community-supported gene bank. We are creating an open source living gene bank and propagation facility, and populating it with as many useful species as possible. You can benefit greatly from this – by sweat equity propagation where you then get your stock for free. This means that if you support the gene bank, you are welcome to come on site, and propagate material for yourself. Sweat equity means that both sides benefit. For example, if you propagate an apple tree for yourself from rootstocks and scion wood, we would like you to propagate one for us as well. This is a loose arrangement, but it typically means that we do a service to you by providing you with plants and animals, and you give back to us in terms of your labor of propagating some stock for us. This is both educational and productive for both sides.		We are starting a funding collection for the living stock part - an open source nursery - the community-supported gene bank. We are creating an open source living gene bank and propagation facility, and populating it with as many useful species as possible. You can benefit greatly from this – by sweat equity propagation where you then get your stock for free. This means that if you support the gene bank, you are welcome to come on site, and propagate material for yourself. Sweat equity means that both sides benefit. For example, if you propagate an apple tree for yourself from rootstocks and scion wood, we would like you to propagate one for us as well. This is a loose arrangement, but it typically means that we do a service to you by providing you with plants and animals, and you give back to us in terms of your labor of propagating some stock for us. This is both educational and productive for both sides.

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	We are creating a gene bank (for all 5 kingdoms) for useful species adapted to the North American continental climate. Our physical location is the central united States of America, near the geographical center of the continent. [~~http://openfarmtech.org/index.php?title=~~Average_Temperature_in_Kansas_City Temperatures] here range between 90F in summer and -20 in winter, with about 35 inches of annual rainfall.		We are creating a gene bank (for all 5 kingdoms) for useful species adapted to the North American continental climate. Our physical location is the central united States of America, near the geographical center of the continent. [[Average_Temperature_in_Kansas_City\|Temperatures]] here range between 90F in summer and -20 in winter, with about 35 inches of annual rainfall.

	We are starting a funding collection for the living stock part - an open source nursery - the community-supported gene bank. We are creating an open source living gene bank and propagation facility, and populating it with as many useful species as possible. You can benefit greatly from this – by sweat equity propagation where you then get your stock for free. This means that if you support the gene bank, you are welcome to come on site, and propagate material for yourself. Sweat equity means that both sides benefit. For example, if you propagate an apple tree for yourself from rootstocks and scion wood, we would like you to propagate one for us as well. This is a loose arrangement, but it typically means that we do a service to you by providing you with plants and animals, and you give back to us in terms of your labor of propagating some stock for us. This is both educational and productive for both sides.		We are starting a funding collection for the living stock part - an open source nursery - the community-supported gene bank. We are creating an open source living gene bank and propagation facility, and populating it with as many useful species as possible. You can benefit greatly from this – by sweat equity propagation where you then get your stock for free. This means that if you support the gene bank, you are welcome to come on site, and propagate material for yourself. Sweat equity means that both sides benefit. For example, if you propagate an apple tree for yourself from rootstocks and scion wood, we would like you to propagate one for us as well. This is a loose arrangement, but it typically means that we do a service to you by providing you with plants and animals, and you give back to us in terms of your labor of propagating some stock for us. This is both educational and productive for both sides.

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	=Introduction - Open Source Continental Gene Bank=		=Introduction - Open Source Continental Gene Bank=

	See description of context for our local food systems work at http://~~openfarmtech~~.org~~/weblog~~/?p=506 :		See description of context for our local food systems work at http://blog.opensourceecology.org/?p=506 :

	We are creating a gene bank (for all 5 kingdoms) for useful species adapted to the North American continental climate. Our physical location is the central united States of America, near the geographical center of the continent. [http://openfarmtech.org/index.php?title=Average_Temperature_in_Kansas_City Temperatures] here range between 90F in summer and -20 in winter, with about 35 inches of annual rainfall.		We are creating a gene bank (for all 5 kingdoms) for useful species adapted to the North American continental climate. Our physical location is the central united States of America, near the geographical center of the continent. [http://openfarmtech.org/index.php?title=Average_Temperature_in_Kansas_City Temperatures] here range between 90F in summer and -20 in winter, with about 35 inches of annual rainfall.

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	We’re generating the necessary knowledge by documenting the successes and failures. One example of success is - if we plant out rootstock seed in the greenhouse – the plants can be ready for grafting by budding in late summer, if we take care of the plants. We did some budding, but none of it took last year. From some of the pictures in [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZtfV5ZdexgE this video] – does anyone have any suggestions on what went wrong? See the video above.		We’re generating the necessary knowledge by documenting the successes and failures. One example of success is - if we plant out rootstock seed in the greenhouse – the plants can be ready for grafting by budding in late summer, if we take care of the plants. We did some budding, but none of it took last year. From some of the pictures in [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZtfV5ZdexgE this video] – does anyone have any suggestions on what went wrong? See the video above.

	~~=Supporting Local Food Systems=~~

	~~To contribute to the funding basket for the Continental Gene Bank, donate below:~~

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	=Video Presentation on Local Food Systems=		=Video Presentation on Local Food Systems=

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	We are interested in collecting stock and breeding of all types of useful material. If you have any further questions or would like to collaborate, please email opensourceecology at gmail dot com.		We are interested in collecting stock and breeding of all types of useful material. If you have any further questions or would like to collaborate, please email opensourceecology at gmail dot com.


	~~[[Category:Food and Agriculture]]~~
	~~[[Category:Permaculture Replicator]]~~

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	=Further Information=		=Further Information=
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	We are interested in collecting stock and breeding of all types of useful material. If you have any further questions or would like to collaborate, please email opensourceecology at gmail dot com.		We are interested in collecting stock and breeding of all types of useful material. If you have any further questions or would like to collaborate, please email opensourceecology at gmail dot com.

	[[Category:~~OSA~~]]
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	=Introduction=		=Introduction - Open Source Continental Gene Bank=

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	We are creating a gene bank (for all 5 kingdoms) for useful species adapted to the North American continental climate. Our physical location is the central united States of America, near the geographical center of the continent. [http://openfarmtech.org/index.php?title=Average_Temperature_in_Kansas_City Temperatures] here range between 90F in summer and -20 in winter, with about 35 inches of annual rainfall.		We are creating a gene bank (for all 5 kingdoms) for useful species adapted to the North American continental climate. Our physical location is the central united States of America, near the geographical center of the continent. [http://openfarmtech.org/index.php?title=Average_Temperature_in_Kansas_City Temperatures] here range between 90F in summer and -20 in winter, with about 35 inches of annual rainfall.

	We are starting a funding collection for the living stock part - an open source nursery ~~of sorts~~ - the community-supported gene bank. We are creating an open source living gene bank and propagation facility, and populating it with as many useful species as possible. You can benefit greatly from this – by sweat equity propagation where you then get your stock for free. This means that if you support the gene bank, you are welcome to come on site, and propagate material for yourself. Sweat equity means that both sides benefit. For example, if you propagate an apple tree for yourself from rootstocks and scion wood, we would like you to propagate one for us as well. This is a loose arrangement, but it typically means that we do a service to you by providing you with plants and animals, and you give back to us in terms of your labor of propagating some stock for us. This is both educational and productive for both sides.		We are starting a funding collection for the living stock part - an open source nursery - the community-supported gene bank. We are creating an open source living gene bank and propagation facility, and populating it with as many useful species as possible. You can benefit greatly from this – by sweat equity propagation where you then get your stock for free. This means that if you support the gene bank, you are welcome to come on site, and propagate material for yourself. Sweat equity means that both sides benefit. For example, if you propagate an apple tree for yourself from rootstocks and scion wood, we would like you to propagate one for us as well. This is a loose arrangement, but it typically means that we do a service to you by providing you with plants and animals, and you give back to us in terms of your labor of propagating some stock for us. This is both educational and productive for both sides.

	Funding will go to purchasing plant and other living stock, which will subsequently be stewarded at Factor e Farm. About half of the total of $6k request will go to the stock, and the other half to soil improvement via manuring, contour swales, microberms, and other earthwork to stabilize erosion and build the soil. The soil improvement work will go towards the supplies and tractor work involved in this task.The economics work out in terms of us collecting a diverse array of stock - by co-funding this collection - so that it can become a one-stop-shop for many peoples' needs. Sweat equity helps us propagate material, and others benefit by access to low-cost or free material. We can use this stock to start productive operations - nut and fruit orchards, berry u-picks, and so forth. We are aiming to encourage others to become producers themselves - by providing easy access to the required living material.		Funding will go to purchasing plant and other living stock, which will subsequently be stewarded at Factor e Farm. About half of the total of $6k request will go to the stock, and the other half to soil improvement via manuring, contour swales, microberms, and other earthwork to stabilize erosion and build the soil. The soil improvement work will go towards the supplies and tractor work involved in this task.The economics work out in terms of us collecting a diverse array of stock - by co-funding this collection - so that it can become a one-stop-shop for many peoples' needs. Sweat equity helps us propagate material, and others benefit by access to low-cost or free material. We can use this stock to start productive operations - nut and fruit orchards, berry u-picks, and so forth. We are aiming to encourage others to become producers themselves - by providing easy access to the required living material.

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			We are creating a gene bank (for all 5 kingdoms) for useful species adapted to the North American continental climate. Our physical location is the central united States of America, near the geographical center of the continent. [http://openfarmtech.org/index.php?title=Average_Temperature_in_Kansas_City Temperatures] here range between 90F in summer and -20 in winter, with about 35 inches of annual rainfall.

	We are starting a funding collection for the living stock part - an open source nursery of sorts - the community-supported gene bank. We are creating an open source living gene bank and propagation facility, and populating it with as many useful species as possible. You can benefit greatly from this – by sweat equity propagation where you then get your stock for free. This means that if you support the gene bank, you are welcome to come on site, and propagate material for yourself. Sweat equity means that both sides benefit. For example, if you propagate an apple tree for yourself from rootstocks and scion wood, we would like you to propagate one for us as well. This is a loose arrangement, but it typically means that we do a service to you by providing you with plants and animals, and you give back to us in terms of your labor of propagating some stock for us. This is both educational and productive for both sides.		We are starting a funding collection for the living stock part - an open source nursery of sorts - the community-supported gene bank. We are creating an open source living gene bank and propagation facility, and populating it with as many useful species as possible. You can benefit greatly from this – by sweat equity propagation where you then get your stock for free. This means that if you support the gene bank, you are welcome to come on site, and propagate material for yourself. Sweat equity means that both sides benefit. For example, if you propagate an apple tree for yourself from rootstocks and scion wood, we would like you to propagate one for us as well. This is a loose arrangement, but it typically means that we do a service to you by providing you with plants and animals, and you give back to us in terms of your labor of propagating some stock for us. This is both educational and productive for both sides.

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 Propagation is trivial for many plants, such as raspberries and apples. You have to come on-site for this aspect – and our wiki has a propagation calendar that displays available stock and timing for propagation. Supporters are welcome to come to workshops or by appointment. This is meant to be a regional plant exchange with a living facility, as part of a small farm incubator for local food systems – by providing access to the necessary tools, stocks, and knowledge.
-We’re generating the necessary knowledge by documenting the successes and failures. One example of success is - if we plant out rootstock seed in the greenhouse – the plants can be ready for grafting by budding in late summer, if we take care of the plants. We did some budding, but none of it took last year. From some of the pictures in [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZtfV5ZdexgE this video] – does anyone have any suggestions on what went wrong? See the video below:
+We’re generating the necessary knowledge by documenting the successes and failures. One example of success is - if we plant out rootstock seed in the greenhouse – the plants can be ready for grafting by budding in late summer, if we take care of the plants. We did some budding, but none of it took last year. From some of the pictures in [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZtfV5ZdexgE this video] – does anyone have any suggestions on what went wrong? See the video above.
 =Supporting Local Food Systems=

Community Gene Bank - Revision history

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