This article originally on the Berkshire Eagle. By Dick Lindsay PITTSFIELD — Berkshire inmates will soon learn how to grow fresh vegetables toward a fresh start […]
This article originally appeared on WBTV. Students, non-profit feed the hungry CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WBTV) - Fresh, healthy produce grown by students attending Myers Park and Garinger High Schools was donated […]
This article originally appeared on The Berkshire Edge. Berkshire County Sheriff’s Deputy Robin McGraw shows lettuce growing in the Berkshire Education and Correction Services aquaponics training facility. Photo: James […]
This article originally appeared on Spectrum News. BY KATY SOLT MOORESVILLE, N.C. -- A non-profit in Charlotte-area schools is bringing classroom lessons to life, while also helping others. […]
This article originally appeared on CharlotteFive. Courtesy of Homegrown Tomato FestivalWhen you think of tomatoes, you never think of them as a vegetable to celebrate for a festival. We normally […]
Watch the video here CHARLOTTE, N.C. – Wilson was with students, teachers and Principle Anthony Calloway of Walter G. Byers School in Charlotte where he was learning more about their […]
This article originally appear on CLTure By Sydney Hennighausen Sam Fleming’s passion is clear when you meet him. Everything from sporting his non-profit’s T-shirt to the animated arm gestures when […]
This article originally appeared in the Gaston Gazette. By Dashiell Coleman There are a lot of good things budding at Webb Street School in Gastonia. Lately, the lettuce is chief […]
Sam Fleming Class of 2018 Award Third Place Winner ($7,500) 100 Gardens provides exciting learning experiences in STEM, nutrition, and environmental studies by implementing aquaponics gardens in schools. As a […]
