Anyone can start here · public roads along North 95th Street, Boulder County, CO
Run the watering round and record the volume.
Fund it for $90. Proof lands onchain when it's done.
$90 proposed
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What the work involvesSolar-fed irrigation is a claim about water as much as about power, and the only honest version of it counts gallons. Water the planted bed in Longmont from the garden's existing source, measure what you apply with a bucket count or the garden's own meter, and record the source used on the day. agrivoltaic research plots, pollinator plantings and crop rows under and between the panel rows. Over a season these rounds turn into a real figure for what the pump delivers and what the bed needs, which is the number a school or a grant application never has.
How this work is done
A documented method, so this packet comes out the same whoever does it.
Bring
- hand tools: fork, trowel, rake, watering can
- seed or transplants with a named variety and source
- mulch
- a marked bucket or the garden's own meter for measuring applied water
- camera and a GPS phone
Steps
- 1. Confirm the garden steward's permission and record what waters this bed today: an existing solar-powered pump, a mains spigot, hauled water or nothing.
- 2. Photograph the bed and the water source from fixed points, and read the pump's nameplate and array size from outside the equipment, without opening, switching, connecting or touching anything.
- 3. Prepare the bed with hand tools, plant the named varieties at the labeled spacing, and record the variety, the source and the sowing date.
- 4. Water the bed from the garden's existing source, measuring the volume applied with a marked bucket count or the garden's own meter, and record it with the source used on the day.
- 5. Mulch the bed and publish the before and after photographs, the variety and source record, and the applied volume with its measurement method.
What counts as done
- The volume applied, measured by bucket count or the garden's own meter, with the method stated
- The source used on the day: the solar pump, a mains spigot, hauled water or rain, with a photo
- Photos of the bed from the planting packet's fixed points, with the date and any crop stage noted
- The cumulative season total for this bed so far, and the number of rounds it represents
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