In St Croix US Virgin Islands Project Green Foot (PGF) has collaborated with VI Aloha Organics Farm. The USVI is the first of many diverse locations PGF will work to conserve organic seed-bearing plant species.
PGF has grown 50 papaya trees from clearing an area 40x-50xsqft. We have documented this progress on our Instagram account and have shown some photos below. This process took one full year from seedling to fruit bearing trees. Now with the fruits fully mature we have harvested the fruits and replanted the seeds back into the soil.
Working with VI Aloha Organics Farm we have seen how the progression of fruit trees will prosper. The Virgin Islands depends on water wells and cisterns; the island does not have rivers that currently run. During hurricane season when multiple storms pass the island, rain accumulates in guts. In turn, allowing small streams to flow during a period of time.
Through strategic land acquisition, PGF is committed to cultivating an array of fruit trees and crops. PGF's overarching aspiration is the establishment of multiple global sites, each nurturing a diverse collection of organic fruit tree varieties and usable plants.
These initiatives are propelled by the overarching aim of conserving organic seeds and facilitating the unhindered propagation of edible plant species, while counteracting the escalating trend of genetically modified food products lacking seeds. Your support would significantly contribute to tackling these crucial aims and driving a sustainable future deeply intertwined with the natural world.
Our organization is dedicated to conserve and sustain edible and usable seed-bearing plants. We believe that everyone deserves access to real food with seeds. We believe the more informed the public is to the dangers of consuming sterile and GMO foods, the more appreciation, harmony & value will be granted to organic seed-bearing fruits and reproduction within the natural world!
One seed at a time!