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Food Resiliency
What you can do to make local, fresh produce available to everyone?
Plant a Few Seeds
Plant a few seeds in your own backyard or in a pot on the porch. Once you start eating fresh food that you've grown, you'll want to expand your efforts.
Go to the Farmer's Market
Support your local farmers and encourage them to grow more, by buying your fresh produce at the market on Wednesdays and Saturdays.
Join a Community Garden
Visit a Community Garden in your neighborhood and consider joining the effort.
Start a Community Garden
Do you have a group of neighbors who would like to start a new Community Garden? Is there a lot close by that you think might work, but you don't know who to approach or what questions to ask? We can help you understand the issues and sort through them.
Do you have a piece of property that you would like to make available for others to garden? Perhaps you aren't sure about all of the details and potential liabilities? We'd love to discuss the possibilities with you.
Plant Extra for the Food Bank
While you are planting, it doesn't take much to plant a few more seeds with the foodbank in mind. We are working with the Jefferson County Food Bank to understand their needs and requirements for donating fresh food. Click HERE for more information. If you are interested in participating planting projects connected with the Food Bank, please contact us.
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Courtesy WSU
BUY LOCAL
The True Food Network
A project of the Center for Food Safety
No to Genetically Modified Organisms
Courtesy WSU
BUY LOCAL
The True Food Network
A project of the Center for Food Safety
No to Genetically Modified Organisms
North Olympic Peninsula's Local 20/20, Port Townsend and surrounding communities
Working together toward local sustainability - integrating economy, ecology and community through action and education.
Working together toward local sustainability - integrating economy, ecology and community through action and education.
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Additional thanks to:
WSU Main Homepage, WSU Extension and County Extension Offices,
the Agricultural Research Center, CAHNRS, and the North Olympic Learning Center
Looking for more information? Send us an Email
Additional thanks to:
WSU Main Homepage, WSU Extension and County Extension Offices,
the Agricultural Research Center, CAHNRS, and the North Olympic Learning Center
Looking for more information? Send us an Email
