Southeast Economic and Educational Development Hub Cooperative Corporation or (SEEDH) [pronounced "seed"]
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SEEDH  Offers Technical Expertise as a Gateway to Land-based Production

As a fee for service, SEEDH works with professional farmers and producers who can assess production potential and soil building needs.
SEEDH Site and Production Assessment Includes Answering the Following Regarding a Proposed Site:
  • What amendments does your site need for building soil health?
  • What kinds of production are possible at this site?
  • What productions would offer the least labor, best systems, focus on production management at this site?
  • What productions offer the best financial return from this site?
  • What training do you need and from where/whom to learn this production and to steward this site?
  • What labor do you need for these systems, production, sales?
  • What $ and cash flow do you need for this production/operation?
  • What is the design and plan for all the above?
Soil and Water Remediation Ongoing Consultation
SEEDH works with experts in biological systems engineering, land reclamation, water health, soil health, and plant health to develop protocols for brownfield remediation focused on food production safety.
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SEEDH Site and Production Assessment Professional
To SEEDH, Edward Marshall brings 26 years of experience in farming and media. He is a master farm and land consultant, bringing to any farm project an analysis of potential land-based production, systems conceptualization for efficiency, and soil development and improvement. He also is available for farm and project consultation, analysis, and land design.
In addition to a degree in Fine Arts as a sculptor, Edward Marshall is a master permaculture practitioner and grazier. One of a few commercial organic farmers in the Iredell Co./Forsyth Co, North Carolina region in the 1990s to the early 2000s, during that time he developed exemplary knowledge of flora, fauna, soil, and gardening in the Southeast United States. After a hiatus to learn cattle production and grazing, Marshall is re-entering sustainable pork and poultry production.
After working in Hollywood as a film and video editor in the mid-2000s, Marshall returned to the Appalachian-Piedmont region in 2011 to get back to farming and to teach sustainable systems. From 2012 - 2015 he and his spouse Crystal Cook Marshall conducted introductory courses in regenerative sustainable agriculture. .
Marshall is passionate about smart production design and systems for food resilience, health, land  and animal stewardship, and legacy.

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