Sustainable Water Irrigation & Mushroom Cultivation Workshop
Join us for an engaging and hands-on workshop at South Pine St. Farm, where we will explore sustainable water irrigation techniques and the basics of mushroom cultivation. Learn how to effectively manage water resources in your garden or farm using permaculture principles, and discover the fascinating world of growing your own mushrooms at home. This workshop is perfect for community members interested in enhancing their gardening skills and promoting sustainability. All levels of experience are welcome!
What to Bring: Comfortable clothing, gardening gloves, notebook, and water bottle.
About your facilitator:
Joél Mejia is an Afro-Latino Artivist, regenerative systems designer, and mission-driven entrepreneur. Rooted in his Taino heritage, Joél is deeply committed to promoting culture, spirituality, and equitable cooperation.
As the founder of Mi Oh My Hydroponic Farms, a worker-cooperain the Bronx, he blends his New York City upbringing with regenerative farming practices, fostering a worker-owned cooperative that cultivates both food and education.
In all his endeavors, Joél’s actions reflect a profound belief in the power of cooperation, sustainability, and cultural preservation.
