Hamilton College's Community Farm Garden sells first produce
Hamilton College's student-run Community Farm Garden, which is being tended this summer by undergrads Chris Sullivan and Andrew Pape, is now offering its first harvest for sale. The
On the establishment of the garden, see http://www.hamilton.edu/news/more_news/display.cfm?ID=12967 .
This effort, by the students at the liberal arts college in Clinton, New York, is part of a growing movement toward local agriculture that has also caught on on college campuses across the nation.
The Community Garden's first harvest is ready for sale!
Lettuce Varieties! Minuet Cabbage!
Swiss Chard! Kale! Collard Greens!
Come to the Community Garden Thursday (6/26) between 4PM and 7PM for pick your own OR freshly harvested, organically grown produce.
The community garden is located behind the Ferguson parking lot, across the street from Admissions and past the dorms. If this time doesn't work for you and you would like to stop by, shoot us an e-mail or come by and we'll work it out!
-Chris and Andrew
Lettuce Varieties! Minuet Cabbage!
Swiss Chard! Kale! Collard Greens!
Come to the Community Garden Thursday (6/26) between 4PM and 7PM for pick your own OR freshly harvested, organically grown produce.
The community garden is located behind the Ferguson parking lot, across the street from Admissions and past the dorms. If this time doesn't work for you and you would like to stop by, shoot us an e-mail or come by and we'll work it out!
-Chris and Andrew
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