At the Sweet Water building at 2151 S. Robinsin, in beautiful Bay View, home to a Will Allen inspired fish vegetable farm, with the guidance of Growing Power and the Great Lakes Water Institute, we are hoping to  patch the roof in a phased renewal program, and to cut in 20 or 30 skylights ASAP.

Our plants will need the light and our budget could stand the heat acquired, And stored in water and other media. The repairs and the skylight project will get underway the faster we can raise money, i.e.  $5,000 to $25,000 asap.

We Wholesale Lily Bulbs to you or your family business or social enterprise We have several thousand Asiatic lily bulbs we are selling at cost (50 cents per bulb) directly to the people or to social enterprises or family businesses that could charge anywhere from 80 cents to a dollar per bulb.

These bulbs are ready to plant and should be planted in the next week. I will soon have uploaded, to a front page Milwaukee Renaissance story,  some pictures of tulips and lilies from Holland that I planted last Fall at my home farm in Bay View, at 325 E. Euclid Ave. Send an e-mail to godsil.james@gmail.com if you would like some tulips, the
purchase of which would advance probably the nation’s first aquaculture farm in a transformed industrial building. I would be glad to enshrine your support for the ages in a site at the Sweet Water web platform at the Milwaukee Renaissance Movement.

More on Sweet Water at…

http://sweetwater-organic.com/blog/

http://www.milwaukeerenaissance.com/SweetWaterFishFarming/HomePage

Grateful,

Godsil