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		<title>Keeping up with the Neighbors</title>
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One of the most immediately rewarding aspects of the farm, besides seeing the crops grow, is the enthusiasm that the project has infused in our neighbors.  Corn growing on Spruce Street has attracted curiosity.  People stop by to check out what&#8217;s going on.  And in the spirit of neighborliness, (or neighborly competition) [...]]]></description>
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One of the most immediately rewarding aspects of the farm, besides seeing the crops grow, is the enthusiasm that the project has infused in our neighbors.  Corn growing on Spruce Street has attracted curiosity.  People stop by to check out what&#8217;s going on.  And in the spirit of neighborliness, (or neighborly competition) the guys next door have their backyard sparkling.</p>
<p>Perhaps inspired by our lot&#8217;s aesthetic overhaul, the guys at Cura gave their backyard a face-lift.    A few days after we started planting, they whacked weeds and mowed their grass.  They ask questions and offer advice.  One guy was skeptical at first.  &#8220;I didn&#8217;t expect anything to grow at all; what&#8217;s in that water you guys use?&#8221;</p>
<p>It&#8217;s just Newark&#8217;s finest.</p>
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