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Marcin: /* Links */

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	=Links=		=Links=
			*[[Plant Nursery]] - 2007
	*[[Nut Planting 2015]]		*[[Nut Planting 2015]]

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Marcin: /* Wiki Users Doing Related Work */

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Wiki Users Doing Related Work

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	=Wiki Users Doing Related Work=		=Wiki Users Doing Related Work=
	*[[User:Leyan]] - northern hardy nursery, Quebec.		*[[User:Leyan]] - northern hardy nursery, Quebec.

			=Links=
			*[[Nut Planting 2015]]

Rasmus: /* Notes */

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Notes

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	=Notes=		=Notes=
	*Blueberries - can be grown from seed - [http://www.container-gardening-for-food.com/growing-blueberries.html]. U Maine Extension getting seed from fruit - [http://umaine.edu/blueberries/factsheets/cultivated-lowbush-blueberries/growing-blueberries-from-seed/]. No stratification required - [http://homeguides.sfgate.com/grow-blueberries-berry-75868.html]		*Blueberries - can be grown from seed - [http://www.container-gardening-for-food.com/growing-blueberries.html]. U Maine Extension getting seed from fruit - [http://umaine.edu/blueberries/factsheets/cultivated-lowbush-blueberries/growing-blueberries-from-seed/]. No stratification required - [http://homeguides.sfgate.com/grow-blueberries-berry-75868.html] (blueberries like acidic soil; consider having nearby evergreen trees that create acidic soils with their fallen leaves; use as mulch)
	*Raspberries - heirloom types - http://www.backyardberryplants.com/plants/raspberriesblackberries/]		*Raspberries - heirloom types - http://www.backyardberryplants.com/plants/raspberriesblackberries/]
	*Honeyberry - [http://www.coldclimategardening.com/2010/01/26/edible-blue-honeysuckle-a-fruit-for-cold-climates/]		*Honeyberry - [http://www.coldclimategardening.com/2010/01/26/edible-blue-honeysuckle-a-fruit-for-cold-climates/]

Marcin at 22:37, 15 March 2016

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	[[Miracle Orchard Want Form]]		[[Miracle Orchard Want Form]]

	=Problem Statement=		==Problem Statement==
	The current economy is not regenerative. It is possibly sustainable, but in many aspects degenerative. This means that in the future we may not have an economy. This relates to the core issue that OSE is trying to address - that 85 of the richest people have the same wealth as 3.5 billion of the poorest.		The current economy is not regenerative. It is possibly sustainable, but in many aspects degenerative. This means that in the future we may not have an economy. This relates to the core issue that OSE is trying to address - that 85 of the richest people have the same wealth as 3.5 billion of the poorest.

Marcin at 22:35, 15 March 2016

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	The current economy is not regenerative. It is possibly sustainable, but in many aspects degenerative. This means that in the future we may not have an economy. This relates to the core issue that OSE is trying to address - that 85 of the richest people have the same wealth as 3.5 billion of the poorest.		The current economy is not regenerative. It is possibly sustainable, but in many aspects degenerative. This means that in the future we may not have an economy. This relates to the core issue that OSE is trying to address - that 85 of the richest people have the same wealth as 3.5 billion of the poorest.

	=About=		==About==
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	=Plant Database=		==Plant Database==
	This database is specific to a global community who want to share, propagate, and make perennial food systems and Miracle Orchards and new reality to shift away from annual-based agriculture as appropriate.		This database is specific to a global community who want to share, propagate, and make perennial food systems and Miracle Orchards and new reality to shift away from annual-based agriculture as appropriate.

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	[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1daRTYTRsie_yOYsJSKGq82T2I8eiLGvAnugaqcyYcKI/edit#gid=291047494 results]		[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1daRTYTRsie_yOYsJSKGq82T2I8eiLGvAnugaqcyYcKI/edit#gid=291047494 results]

	=Mission=		==Mission==
	To identify and propagate adapted varieties for polycultural broadscale agriculture worldwide.		To identify and propagate adapted varieties for polycultural broadscale agriculture worldwide.

	=Enterprise Architecture=		==Enterprise Architecture==
	*Distributed gene bank		*Distributed gene bank
	*Distributed enterprise network - with sharing of best practice		*Distributed enterprise network - with sharing of best practice
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	*Directory of collaborating people		*Directory of collaborating people

	=First Steps=		==First Steps==
	OSE is kicking off the Open Source Nursery with the [[Miracle Orchard Workshop]] in 2015.		OSE is kicking off the Open Source Nursery with the [[Miracle Orchard Workshop]] in 2015.

	=Methodology=		==Methodology==
	One low cost avenue of starting a nursery from scratch is by using seeds. The advantage is genetic diversity that comes from cross-fertilization of seed, as opposed to cloning by vegetative propagation (cutting, layering, grafting, tissue culture, etc.). The disadvantage is that some species may not come true from seed. That depends on the plant. In general heirloom plant varieties will have more favorable results. The methodology for seed propagation involves:		One low cost avenue of starting a nursery from scratch is by using seeds. The advantage is genetic diversity that comes from cross-fertilization of seed, as opposed to cloning by vegetative propagation (cutting, layering, grafting, tissue culture, etc.). The disadvantage is that some species may not come true from seed. That depends on the plant. In general heirloom plant varieties will have more favorable results. The methodology for seed propagation involves:
	*Seeking named varieties of a plant, such as Blue Moon variety of honeyberry, or Leikora variety of seaberry		*Seeking named varieties of a plant, such as Blue Moon variety of honeyberry, or Leikora variety of seaberry

Marcin: /* Needs/Wants Form */

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Needs/Wants Form

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	The 2016 beginning involves plantout of 10,000+ nut seeds. The front window space of the structure accommodates 150 linear feet of space, and 50 more feet of linear space are found on the side walls. Shelves 1' wide are used for trays of seedlings, and a total of 10,000 seedlings can be grown. The recommended sale price for a seedling is $4. Plants can be sold, and remaining stock can be planted out as part of a productive operation. Such an operation can contribute to funding growth to 1000 acres for a complete OSE R&D center, the full-size [[OSE Campus]].		The 2016 beginning involves plantout of 10,000+ nut seeds. The front window space of the structure accommodates 150 linear feet of space, and 50 more feet of linear space are found on the side walls. Shelves 1' wide are used for trays of seedlings, and a total of 10,000 seedlings can be grown. The recommended sale price for a seedling is $4. Plants can be sold, and remaining stock can be planted out as part of a productive operation. Such an operation can contribute to funding growth to 1000 acres for a complete OSE R&D center, the full-size [[OSE Campus]].

	=Needs/Wants Form=		=2015 Notes=

			==Needs/Wants Form==
	[[Miracle Orchard Want Form]]		[[Miracle Orchard Want Form]]

Marcin: /* Implementation Status, 2016 */

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Implementation Status, 2016

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	=Implementation Status, 2016=		=Implementation Status, 2016=
	The 2016 beginning involves plantout of 10,000+ nut seeds. The front window space of the structure accommodates 150 linear feet of space, and 50 more feet of linear space are found on the side walls. Shelves 1' wide are used for trays of seedlings, and a total of 10,000 seedlings can be grown. The recommended sale price for a seedling is $4. Plants can be sold, and remaining stock can be planted out as part of a productive operation. Such an operation ~~funds its~~ growth to 1000 acres for a complete OSE R&D center, the [[OSE Campus]].		The 2016 beginning involves plantout of 10,000+ nut seeds. The front window space of the structure accommodates 150 linear feet of space, and 50 more feet of linear space are found on the side walls. Shelves 1' wide are used for trays of seedlings, and a total of 10,000 seedlings can be grown. The recommended sale price for a seedling is $4. Plants can be sold, and remaining stock can be planted out as part of a productive operation. Such an operation can contribute to funding growth to 1000 acres for a complete OSE R&D center, the full-size [[OSE Campus]].

	=Needs/Wants Form=		=Needs/Wants Form=

Marcin: /* Strategy */

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Strategy

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	=Strategy=		=Strategy=
	OSE is working on an open source nursery as part of its [[OSE Aquaponic Greenhouse]] model. We are testing the design and documenting the resulting economic model. Our strategy for the nursery part is to recruit leading practitioners in the areas of plant breeding, nursery management, plant propagation, and genetics to pursue the identification and procurement of genetic stock for long-term breeding. We are pursuing the approach of swarm genetics, pioneered by [[Philip Rutter]] for temperate climate nut crops. We are interested in applying this approach to apples, peaches, cherries, berries, and other useful plants insofar as the result is mass selection of plants that come true from seed. This implies genetic adaptability and popular access to crop development, along the lines of agricultural [[Open Source Product Development]]. One ~~know~~ prior art of related breeding work has happened for the [[Kazakhstan Apple]], where apparently high quality apples are grown primarily from seedlings. The bottom line is continued breeding work of swarm selection that yields varieties that come true from seed. This takes more effort, but is required. Clones can be taken of good varieties, but the point remains that someone needs to carry the genetics forward to evolution - and that is the purpose of mass selection. This type of work can occur on a wide scale by the populace, and it is OSE's goal to foster such participation.		OSE is working on an open source nursery as part of its [[OSE Aquaponic Greenhouse]] model. We are testing the design and documenting the resulting economic model. Our strategy for the nursery part is to recruit leading practitioners in the areas of plant breeding, nursery management, plant propagation, and genetics to pursue the identification and procurement of genetic stock for long-term breeding. We are pursuing the approach of swarm genetics, pioneered by [[Philip Rutter]] for temperate climate nut crops. We are interested in applying this approach to apples, peaches, cherries, berries, and other useful plants insofar as the result is mass selection of plants that come true from seed. This implies genetic adaptability and popular access to crop development, along the lines of agricultural [[Open Source Product Development]]. One known prior art of related breeding work has happened for the [[Kazakhstan Apple]], where apparently high quality apples are grown primarily from seedlings. The bottom line is continued breeding work of swarm selection that yields varieties that come true from seed. This takes more effort, but is required. Clones can be taken of good varieties, but the point remains that someone needs to carry the genetics forward to evolution - and that is the purpose of mass selection. This type of work can occur on a wide scale by the populace, and it is OSE's goal to foster such participation.

	Comments and discussion on this important topic are welcome:		Comments and discussion on this important topic are welcome:

Marcin: /* Strategy */

2016-03-15T21:09:53Z

Strategy

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	OSE is working on an open source nursery as part of its [[OSE Aquaponic Greenhouse]] model. We are testing the design and documenting the resulting economic model. Our strategy for the nursery part is to recruit leading practitioners in the areas of plant breeding, nursery management, plant propagation, and genetics to pursue the identification and procurement of genetic stock for long-term breeding. We are pursuing the approach of swarm genetics, pioneered by [[Philip Rutter]] for temperate climate nut crops. We are interested in applying this approach to apples, peaches, cherries, berries, and other useful plants insofar as the result is mass selection of plants that come true from seed. This implies genetic adaptability and popular access to crop development, along the lines of agricultural [[Open Source Product Development]]. One know prior art of related breeding work has happened for the [[Kazakhstan Apple]], where apparently high quality apples are grown primarily from seedlings. The bottom line is continued breeding work of swarm selection that yields varieties that come true from seed. This takes more effort, but is required. Clones can be taken of good varieties, but the point remains that someone needs to carry the genetics forward to evolution - and that is the purpose of mass selection. This type of work can occur on a wide scale by the populace, and it is OSE's goal to foster such participation.		OSE is working on an open source nursery as part of its [[OSE Aquaponic Greenhouse]] model. We are testing the design and documenting the resulting economic model. Our strategy for the nursery part is to recruit leading practitioners in the areas of plant breeding, nursery management, plant propagation, and genetics to pursue the identification and procurement of genetic stock for long-term breeding. We are pursuing the approach of swarm genetics, pioneered by [[Philip Rutter]] for temperate climate nut crops. We are interested in applying this approach to apples, peaches, cherries, berries, and other useful plants insofar as the result is mass selection of plants that come true from seed. This implies genetic adaptability and popular access to crop development, along the lines of agricultural [[Open Source Product Development]]. One know prior art of related breeding work has happened for the [[Kazakhstan Apple]], where apparently high quality apples are grown primarily from seedlings. The bottom line is continued breeding work of swarm selection that yields varieties that come true from seed. This takes more effort, but is required. Clones can be taken of good varieties, but the point remains that someone needs to carry the genetics forward to evolution - and that is the purpose of mass selection. This type of work can occur on a wide scale by the populace, and it is OSE's goal to foster such participation.

			Comments and discussion on this important topic are welcome:

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