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Round the Bend Farm (RTB), a Center for Restorative Community, located in Dartmouth, Massachusetts is a working farm and educational non-profit. We are a living laboratory that cultivates, educates, and empowers people of all ages. We are devoted to the global paradigm shift toward hope and abundance by valuing diversity, modeling nature, and redefining wealth.

92 Allens Neck Road, South Dartmouth, MA 02748

It’s garlic scape season! These green shoots are a It’s garlic scape season! These green shoots are actually the flowering part of the garlic plant- if left alone, they will flower and produce seeds. By harvesting them, we encourage the garlic plant to focus its energy on bulb development, and we get a delicious garlicky vegetable in the meantime! Stop by our Open Farm Day - June 20th to get some scapes to try for yourself. They are great in pesto or grilled or sautéed for a side dish!
We may be swimming in strawberries now, but the bl We may be swimming in strawberries now, but the blueberries are on the horizon... the summer sun is going to sweeten these berries up in no time!
Happening next Saturday 6/20 at Open Farm Day! Sig Happening next Saturday 6/20 at Open Farm Day! Sign up on our website to secure your spot! https://bit.ly/43tVb8w Workshop & Dialogue Group: Rethinking Human “Waste” for Clean Water & Sustainable Farms June 20th Public Workshop: 11:30 - 12:30; Dialogue Group (advance registration required): 1:00 - 2:30 This workshop with the Rich Earth Institute explores practical and emerging approaches to reclaiming human "waste" as a valuable resource for our watersheds, soils, and food systems. We'll focus on urine diversion and reuse as a low-tech, high-impact strategy for reducing nutrient pollution in waterways while creating a sustainable, locally-sourced fertilizer. We'll also explore research into biosolids biochar--a charcoal-like soil amendment made from wastewater treatment plant sludge which can reduce PFAS contamination by up to 90%. Rich Earth Institute and Cornell Cooperative Extension are actively researching its effects on crop yield and soil health, alongside the new social and environmental questions it raises. Dialogue Group (1:00 - 2:30): Stay after the workshop for a facilitated small-group conversation and contribute your perspectives to ongoing research. A $40 stipend is provided to all dialogue group participants. Advance registration is required--to register or for questions, please write to tatiana@richearthinstitute.org.
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