Sharing Your Journey

Your garden records aren't just for you. When you share them, you contribute to a collective understanding of what works — where, when, and how.

Visibility Settings

Every activity and journal entry has a visibility setting:

• Workspace — only people in your workspace see it (default)
• Community — everyone in your Hub sees it
• Everyone — all Libre Grow users can see it

For this course's final assignment, we'll ask you to share at least one activity with the community. This is how the platform grows — real data from real growers.

Forking Methods

See a method that another grower created? You can fork it — create your own copy and adapt it for your conditions. Changed the composting ratio? Modified the no-dig layers? Fork the method, update the steps, and your version links back to the original. This is how knowledge evolves.

The Journal as Conversation

Journal entries aren't just notes — they're conversation starters. When you write about your planting, other growers can comment, ask questions, and share their experience. This is where Facebook-style social connection meets structured data.

The key difference: your journal entries are linked to activities and elements. When someone reads your journal entry about planting tomatoes, they can click through to see the seed lot, the bed, the soil test, the full provenance chain. That context makes the conversation richer.

What You've Built

Over 4 weeks, you've created:

• 8+ activities spanning design, soil testing, building, and planting
• 6+ elements — your site, beds, soil samples, compost/bed, seed lots, plants
• 20+ structured observations — pH, soil texture, temperatures, depths, areas
• A complete provenance chain from assessment through design through building to planting
• Journal entries documenting your thinking and decisions

This is data that no other platform gives you. Not Facebook, not Instagram, not a paper notebook. It's structured, connected, searchable, and comparable.

Next season, repeat the soil tests. Compare the results. See what changed. That's regenerative growing — observe, record, learn, improve. Season after season.

Welcome to Libre Grow.