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The Fruitful Forest: Developing a Fruit Tree Care Program for Toronto (Finalist)

UPDATE: The feedback we have received through ClimateSpark has been so helpful in refining this project idea. As we move further into developing a fruit tree care program, each piece of advice and feedback lays out the path. In addition, we have had several opportunities outside of ClimateSpark since we first submitted this proposal in Round 1. Here's an update:

Rating: 
7.6087

Southern Ontario Nut Farm

To buy a parcel of land in Southern Ontario for the purpose of starting a nut farm.

It is a long term project requiring a few years to enable the trees to become productive.

Nut trees indigenous to Southern Ontario would be sourced from local nurseries, purchased and planted on the land.

The land need not be rich in earth, in the sense a potato farm or grape farm needs rich earth. It needs only soil, water, climate and sun sufficient for growing nut trees.

Rating: 
6.5

The Fruitful Forest: Developing a Fruit Tree Care Program for Toronto

11% of trees in Toronto are fruit-bearing trees, though few homeowners have the capacity to provide the special care that these trees need. Not Far From The Tree already houses a database of over 900 fruit trees from 750 Torontonians, and so many people have already approached us seeking help with pruning, organic pest control, what kind of fruit tree to plant in their yard, and general care for their fruit trees.

Rating: 
7.47458
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