804: Journaling a New Habit with Janis and Ray

The Urban Farm Podcast with Greg Peterson

804: Janis and Ray on Journaling a New Habit

A Rosie On The House Radio Show Replay

In This Podcast: Janis Norton and Ray Jess join us for our monthly Rosie on the House Radio hour talking about journaling for gardens and orchards.

Our Guests: Janis Norton is the General Manager at The Urban Farm, where she manages several major projects including their Fruit Tree Education Program, The Urban Farm Podcast, and the Permaculture Design Course, as well as their online educational classes, chats, and summits. She earned her degree in Sustainability from Arizona State University, became a Master Gardener, and took her PDC training in Phoenix. While Greg is the visionary at The Urban Farm, Janis is the Implementer – using her superpowers as a project manager to keep things organized and growing our community.

Ray Jess is the Manager of the General Store at The Urban Farm Nursery, (worked with Greg to update the Urban Farm Planting Calendar, making adjustments for recent changes in our climate and weather ) Ray was a Master Gardener for six years starting in 2016, completed a Permaculture Design course in 2018 and currently works as a sales associate for a local nursery.

Special Note: For part one of Janis's story she wrote from her journaled experience starting her orchard go to The Fruit Tree Mud Bath Salon

Visit www.urbanfarm.org/804-Rosie for the show notes and links on this episode!

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