Nick Routledge@AgrarianSharing

1/3 Typically, we host our first propagation fairs of the spring in S. Oregon. This weekend, we returned to the Applegate Valley for an eighth time, to a favorite location, the Williams grange. Through the years, we've emerged as a much-loved, annual, community fixture.

Photo of an animated, smiling crowd gathered around our seed tables.
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Photo of an animated, smiling crowd gathered around our seed tables.

Large board outside the entrance to the Williams, OR, grange advertising our Sunday event.
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Large board outside the entrance to the Williams, OR, grange advertising our Sunday event.

Folk gathered around and choosing scion from a long table containing 130 scion varieties, each in a labeled bucket.
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Folk gathered around and choosing scion from a long table containing 130 scion varieties, each in a labeled bucket.

Piece of art left in a tip bucket. Image of a sprouting seed with text reading, 'Many thanks for the Seeds. New World Currency. One Love.'
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Piece of art left in a tip bucket. Image of a sprouting seed with text reading, 'Many thanks for the Seeds. New World Currency. One Love.'

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Quoted by@reggaj Paradise on earth, the Applegate. I so love your valley and its peoples. We've been hosting prop fairs in Williams for a good while, now. I hope our paths cross sometime. Did you say you were doing media stuff now?