Post by blackcrowheart on Aug 23, 2007 11:58:02 GMT -5
Pauma Band buys land for organic farm
Thursday, August 16, 2007
The Pauma Band of Mission Indians has purchased an 85-acre organic farm in
San Diego County.
The tribe paid $1.4 million for the land and will lease it to the Tierra
Miguel Foundation to operate the farm. The tribe agreed to be sued if the land
is ever used for non-agricultural purposes.
"The Pauma Band of Mission Indians has a long history and tradition of
practicing environmental stewardship," Chairman Chris Devers said in a statement.
Thursday, August 16, 2007
The Pauma Band of Mission Indians has purchased an 85-acre organic farm in
San Diego County.
The tribe paid $1.4 million for the land and will lease it to the Tierra
Miguel Foundation to operate the farm. The tribe agreed to be sued if the land
is ever used for non-agricultural purposes.
"The Pauma Band of Mission Indians has a long history and tradition of
practicing environmental stewardship," Chairman Chris Devers said in a statement.