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Fourteen acre property transformed into classroom focused on agriculture

A former airport project manager turned worm farmer is launching an ambitious new food forest in Duncan.  

Andrea Blum, founder of Pacific Composting Co., is transforming her 14-acre property into a living classroom focused on regenerative agriculture.  

The project brings together local businesses, permaculture designer Raine Robinson, and composting experts to showcase sustainable land use and food security.  

Support has been strong, with irrigation specialist Dan Rourke and Rain Bird Corporation donating equipment and labour  

Installation of a full irrigation system is set for June 7th.  

The site is expected to welcome students and community members for hands-on learning this fall.  

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