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=Main Points=
=Main Points=
*Increase number of students ts, who serve as apprentices and producers, generating a two fold revenue stream. What revenue is realistic? What is a realistic number of students?
*Increase number of students ts, who serve as apprentices and producers, generating a two fold revenue stream. What revenue is realistic? What is a realistic number of students?
*Is 30 students the way to go?
*Development collaboration has been struck with a major independent
*Infrastructure is generated for on-demand expansion at $400/new person
*Infrastructure is generated for on-demand expansion at $400/new person
*An integrated campus is being formed, where cluster development and Living Building Challenge is addressed.
*An integrated campus is being formed, where cluster development and Living Building Challenge is addressed.
*A site farmer provides 100% food
*A site farmer provides 100% food
* robust off-grid energy plus night storage using 2 ponds of water that double as fish ponds and irrigation.
* robust off-grid energy plus night storage using 2 ponds of water that double as fish ponds and irrigation.
*Capacity to acquire extra land at 100 acres per year, and to regenerate it on a yearly basis with perennial planting of food, fuel, fiber

Revision as of 16:38, 7 June 2016

Main Points

  • Increase number of students ts, who serve as apprentices and producers, generating a two fold revenue stream. What revenue is realistic? What is a realistic number of students?
  • Is 30 students the way to go?
  • Development collaboration has been struck with a major independent
  • Infrastructure is generated for on-demand expansion at $400/new person
  • An integrated campus is being formed, where cluster development and Living Building Challenge is addressed.
  • A site farmer provides 100% food
  • robust off-grid energy plus night storage using 2 ponds of water that double as fish ponds and irrigation.
  • Capacity to acquire extra land at 100 acres per year, and to regenerate it on a yearly basis with perennial planting of food, fuel, fiber