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Thursday, April 29, 2010. Toyota Logistics Work Day LHI 42610. LHI Board and Friends. Just a quick report on the successful work day we had Monday, April 26, 2010. A very special thanks to our new friends at Toyota Logistics. We were able to accomplish so much in one day! Special thanks to LHI volunteers and board members that assisted with the day. Peggy and Sara Oppelt for fixing and serving over 60 people a wonderful chilli lunch with cornbread, fruit and homemade cookies. It certainly qualifies t.CONTENT
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What is Land Heritage Institute? Land Heritage Institute is a 1,200 acre living land museum dedicated to training the next generation of conservationists. Conservation of our natural resources. Conservation of our histories and cultures. Conservation of the built environment. Open to the public on the second Saturday of every month or by appointment. This historic farm and ranch complex is currently under restoration and the centerpiece of a 180 acre His.
Land Heritage Trust of Union County. Resources from the OSU Center for Farmland Preserv. Wednesday, November 28, 2007. Resources from the OSU Center for Farmland Preservation.
In April of this year, our team was introduced to the country of Rwanda. Jake Chaya the founder of Chaya Company visited this country. Initially, to help some friends with their business venture, but ended with possibilities of his own. He brought back such exciting news of opportunity, growth and a spirit of reconciliation, that it produced great curiosity in all us. The answer was an enthustic yes! In the coming months we will working with the Coffee industry of Rwanda.