The document summarizes the progress of establishing an organic farm and greenhouse at a Seventh-day Adventist school. Volunteers helped clear land and prepare orchards and fields for planting crops and berries. Equipment was donated or borrowed. Students will work at the farm to learn agriculture and develop work ethics while continuing their education. Donations are requested to support the greenhouse agriculture project.

1. THE FARM ORGANICALLY GROWN CROPS FROM YOUR SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST FRIENDS

2. IN THE BEGINNING Green House site

3. Standing in the elementary yard looking east at the old orchard

4. Standing in field looking north at the old orchard

5. Standing in back field looking west at the old orchard

6. DAY ONE!

7. DAY TWO Left is the morning crew and Right is the afternoon crew

8. Mrs. G. Keeping up with who, what, when, and where.

9. Our tool room is coming

10. THANK YOU TO OUR ADVENTIST DISASTER RESPONSE TEAM FOR THE USE OF THEIR EQUIPMENT AND TRAILER FOR OUR OFFICE.

11. Thanks to The Volunteers, Wally Norcross Joe Kerkau

12. Top left Dave Carter, Top right Greg Leavitt, Bottom left Kevin Norcross, Bottom right Ernie Stevens

13. Thanks for the use of some of the Academy's equipment

15. Thanks to Camp AuSable for the use of their equipment

16. The Farm equipment

18. Some of our farm crew hard at work.

19. Hard at work clearing the brush

20. Getting that brush turned into CHIPS

21. Our orchard is being transformed into a mountain of chips

22. BEING PREPARED

23. Still moving that brush

25. It’s not just another day at the office

26. Just too big to transplant!

31. GIT-ER-DONE

35. Summer office personnel

37. Almost there

39. Bring it on

40. Fertilizer delivery service

41. You just never know what will happen next!

47. New lawns going in

48. Water lines being laid

50. The deer fence is going up

51. And it even looks straight!

52. Clearing our last seven acres

55. Plants Arrive

59. Future high tunnels for our berries

60. A look at our Future Green Houses

62. Great Lakes Adventist Academy is doing their part to follow the guidance given by God though Mrs. Ellen G. White. With the latest Greenhouse Agriculture Program which allows our students to learn how to plant, grow, and harvest produce, while also working on their work ethics and academic education.

63. The Lord provides for all of us in many ways and through His people. If you feel impressed to assist in the Greenhouse Agriculture Project please send your contributions to: GLAA Agriculture Project Michigan Conference of Seventh-day Adventist P.O. Box 19009 Lansing, MI. 48901 or call (517)316-1500 Thank you for your support Sincerely, Robert Gustafson Project Manager