Applicant:  Conrado Tognetti, Bariloche, Patagonia, Argentina 

Title: Biointensive Agriculture for Sociointensive Food Safety of low income groups

In affiliation with:  CEDHA (Center for Human and Environmental Rights), Director Sofia Bordenave, esq. and ARB (Association of Recyclers of Bariloche), Director Daniel Quintriqeo

Allocated Funds:  $3,000.00

Funded Activities:  Creation of a project utilizing biointensive agricultural techniques (using greenhouses and low level inputs) to safely feed the poor and generate income. A group of 30 children and adolescents (former child laborers in San Carlos de Bariloche's waste site) will participate in this initiative for sustainable self-reliance.  The goal will be providing basic food needs for their family groups, generating income, and combine with other groups to further their own productive and earnings-generating capacities.
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Applicant:  Andy Witowski, Co-SINC & Nebraska Sustainable Agriculture Society (NSAS)

Title:  Training in Greenhouse Grow Biointensive Agriculture

Allocated Funds:  $500.00

Funded Activities:  Training in Pennsylvania on the use of Biointensive Agriculture.  Andy will put this training to use in Lincoln, utilizing biointensive agriculture techniques with the Lincoln Community Garden Project to provide a balanced diet for low-income people.   He will also work with the Lincoln Children's Museum to set up a new area for "Grow Biointensive" vegetable production, extending the museum's outreach to include lower income, migratory, and refugee groups.

Applicant:  John Andrews
Title:  Video on "Greenhouse Biointensive Agriculture"
APCOB Funds:  $500.00

 Funded Activities:  Transportation and incidental expenses for the production of a video on Greenhouse Biointensive Agriculture.  Video will be used at the Sustainable Soil Fertility International headquarters in Lincoln, NE and by Conrado Tognetti in Argentina.