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-It is in line with the identity of the rural residents of Elk River, which is the very reason we <br />chose to move here from St. Michael. Elk River still allows freedom for its residents to make <br />choices to develop and enhance their property. <br />-Our small neighborhood consists mainly of the families on our block and it is out of the <br />abundance from our land that we often share with each other. We have given gifts of extra eggs <br />to our neighbors and received gifts of homemade maple syrup and garden produce from their <br />property. We hope to strengthen our neighborhood bonds as we have more to share. <br />-We also plan to preserve and maintain our environment as we use the compost created from <br />these animals' byproducts to grow healthier plants and create more biodiversity on our land. <br />When we moved to this property, it was mostly grass. Since then we have added a garden patch, <br />fruit trees, and berry bushes, and this year we are planning to convert some of that grass to a <br />wildflower garden. In the past we have purchased manure and compost for these enhancements <br />but we are hoping that this plan will allow us to produce our own manure and compost in order <br />to conserve our financial resources instead of bringing it in from other areas. <br />-As parents of 5 children, we believe that the priorities we are instilling in our children while <br />they are young will allow them to be respectful, competent residents in the future. We <br />homeschool in order to take advantage of the opportunity to teach our children not only in an <br />academic setting but also expose them to skills that are being lost to many. Having children who <br />understand the food system, all the work that goes in to having bacon and eggs for breakfast, will <br />create adults who are more careful with their resources. As children learn responsibility and <br />service through caring for animals on a regular basis, they learn skills that will help them be <br />responsible and service oriented. Those traits definitely contribute to the safety and completeness <br />enjoyed in any neighborhood or city. <br />
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