Addressing Food Insecurities through Community Gardens Workshop
Lincoln University Horticulture Program presents a workshop:
Addressing Food Insecurities through Establishment of Community Gardens
This workshop is designed for individuals, churches, schools, and neighbor groups wanting to start a community garden. Participants will learn about:
- planning and starting a community garden
- garden design and raised beds construction
- soil management and crop production and protection
- volunteer coordination and community involvement
- accessing land, navigating local regulations, and working with vacant lots
- grants, Extension programs, and local resources available to gardeners
- connecting with Extension educators and fellow growers
Dinner and refreshments will be provided.
Register here: https://forms.gle/werKFTecjHrUuURq6
Or register by emailing:
Nathan St. Clair at St.ClairN@LincolnU.edu
or Dr. Touria Eaton at EatonT@LincolnU.edu
Reasonable accommodation will be provided for people with disabilities and special needs. To make arrangements, please contact Nathan St. Clair at St.ClairN@LincolnU.edu.
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