Sustainable Agriculture Co-op Program Assists with United Way’s Community Garden
Mar 25, 2020

Video: Sustainable Agriculture Co-op Program Assists with United Way’s Community Garden


Students and faculty/staff in the Sustainable Agriculture Co-op program at Fleming College are helping the United Way for City of Kawartha Lakes grow its Edwin Binney Community Garden. Produce from the garden is donated to local food banks, shelters and school nutrition programs, providing greater food security for local residents.

 

Sustainable Agriculture Co-op Program Assists with United Way’s Community Garden

Sustainable Agriculture Co-op Program Assists with United Way’s Community Garden

Students and faculty/staff in the Sustainable Agriculture Co-op program at Fleming College are helping the United Way for City of Kawartha Lakes grow its Edwin Binney Community Garden. Produce from the garden is donated to local food banks, shelters and school nutrition programs, providing great... More
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