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Oelwein, IA
United States
The Oelwein High School high tunnel is run by the local FFA Chapter. Produce from the high tunnel is sold to the school cafeteria and used at Oelwein's annuual Harvest Fest.
Oelwein, IA
United States
Wings Park Elementary installed several vegetables raised beds the Summer of 2012. Students in grades 2-5 plant, tend, and harvest these vegetables. Produce is used in the annual Oelwein Harvest Fest.
Waterloo, IA
United States
People's Garden Grant installed a garden here in spring 2012. In conjunction with this garden, there are classes on gardening and cooking with garden produce.
Waterloo, IA
United StatesA high school garden and garden club were established in 2012. There is in-class education as well. Produce from this garden is given to the culinary programs and donated to the Food Bank.
Des Moines, IA
United States
The original garden was started over 10 years ago. Des Moines FoodCorps helped revitalize the garden with Ms. Rushing, Ms. Johnson, and Ms. Werning this past spring.
Des Moines, IA
United States
Hillis Elementary School started their garden in the spring of 2011. Thanks to Beth Sloan, principal at Hillis, The garden is incorporated into the everyday life of the school. Each Wednesday, every student participates in Eco Hour.
Franschhoek
We are an external service provider that provides a catering service to schools in the Western Cape. We asked for a small piece of land to plant herbs that we could use in our meals. The junior school gardening club then assisted us in planting the herbs.
Bozeman, MT
United States
Hyalite Elementary School has a robust garden of 7 raised beds, amounting to over 700 square feet of garden space!
Leland, NC
United States
The Lincoln Elementary School Garden program centers around teaching children about nutrition, science and gardening. Teachers and the FoodCorps Service Member focus on teaching students about soil composition, parts of the plant, plant needs, and nutrition.
Supply, NC
United StatesThe goals of the Supply Elementary School Garden program are to teach children about nutrition, science and gardening. Our third graders benefit from instruction in the garden from their teachers and FoodCorps Service Member.
Gallup, NM
United States
Uplift Community School is in its innaugural year as Gallup's Expeditional Learning School. Second and Third grade have teamed with a FoodCorps service member to establish a garden that will grow and flourish with the school. We have built and painted 8 raised garden beds.
Des Moines, IA
United States
The students who attend the Central Campus Culinary Arts program are practicing food resilience and getting engaged in growing their own fresh herbs and micro greens. These are used in recipes for daily meals, competitions, and featured on the menu at their own cafe open to the public.
Des Moines, IA
United States
River Woods Elementary teachers have a different kind of class pet: an edible class plant. Using grow light systems, they have grown tomatoes, basil, lettuce, mint, and peas.
Des Moines, IA
United States
Monroe Elementary 5th grade teachers have joined forces to make gardening a mission at the school. The 5th grade students care for the garden during spring and fall and receive help during the summer months.
Wilmington, NC
United States
Feast Down East is a non-profit organization, grant-funded through UNC Wilmington. Its goal is to build a strong vibrant local food system.
Warrenton, NC
United States
Our school garden program is centered around our students learning sustainable agriculture, raising young people’s interest in farming and growing real food, and also learning to prepare this real food in healthy ways.
La Habana
Cuba
Slow Food Cuba joins projects linked to the production and consumption of food related to human health and environment preservation. These groups are linked to several Cuban institutions that lead the processes of sustainable feeding.
La Habana
Cuba
The program presents Cuban recipes, using local products. It shows traditional and current Cuban cuisine, with information about the healthy cook. We present many materials related with botanical and cultural characteristics of many edible plants, in order to show the rich biodiversity of them.
Jackson Junction, IA
United States
Turkey Valley has had a school garden for several years. It is primarily cared for by the 4th grade classroom, with help from the High School environmental science classes. All students K-12 enjoy garden produce in our cafeteria.
New Hampton, IA
United States
The New Hampton High School FFA Chapter recently installed a greenhouse project including a greenhouse structure with an aquaponics station for starting seeds and a hoop house for extending the growing season of crops. The greenhouse is managed by the FFA and Ag. classes.
