Learn how to recognize and interpret insect damage on crops to better identify the pests involved and make informed management decisions.
Participants will learn the fundamentals of soil preparation, planting, fertilization, pruning, irrigation, and the key differences between blueberry types. Designed for gardeners, community growers, and small farmers.
Learn how to choose, plant, and care for fruit trees so they thrive and produce for years to come. Perfect for anyone starting their first orchard or backyard garden.
Learn how to choose, plant, and care for fruit trees so they thrive and produce for years to come. Perfect for anyone starting their first orchard or backyard garden.
Join us for a vibrant blend of plant-powered eats, an all-vegan vendor marketplace, and uplifting speakers who pour wisdom straight into your spirit.
As summer fades and the blueberry season comes to a close, fall offers the perfect opportunity to plant for future harvests. At Deer Creek Farm, we’re welcoming a new season with our Berry Success Class—a hands-on workshop designed to help you grow healthy, fruitful berry bushes in your own backyard.
As summer fades and the blueberry season comes to a close, fall offers the perfect opportunity to plant for future harvests. At Deer Creek Farm, we’re welcoming a new season with our Berry Success Class—a hands-on workshop designed to help you grow healthy, fruitful berry bushes in your own backyard.
Reconnect with where your food comes from and experience Atlanta’s local food movement at the 7th annual Soil Festival on Saturday, May 7th hosted by Food Well Alliance and Truly Living Well!
Join Michell Namer to learn about how protecting land through conservation can benefit farmers and landowners.
Get your hands dirty to help prep Gwinnett County community gardens for fall and learn how to effectively sow seeds to start your own vegetable garden!
Get your hands dirty to help prep Gwinnett County community gardens for fall and learn how to effectively sow seeds to start your own vegetable garden!
Join the statewide effort to count pollinators in the third annual Great Georgia Pollinator Census!
Learn best practices for introducing pollinators to your garden & how to identify insects with UGA Entomology Professor Carmen Blubaugh!
Get your hands dirty to help prep Gwinnett County community gardens for fall and learn how to effectively sow seeds to start your own vegetable garden!
Spring flowers are blooming and that means it is also time to plant your spring garden! Join Stephanie Van Parys, Executive Director of Wylde Center and horticulturist for an in depth talk on what vegetables to include in your spring garden. From lettuce to Asian greens, Stephanie will give tips for a successful and bountiful harvest.
Take a deep dive into the world of potatoes, Solanum tuberosum, with Derek Pinson, Greenspace Director, in this late winter installment of our Lunch and Learn series. Learn about the fascinating history and origins of this now globally-beloved crop, renowned for its high nutrient density and relative ease of cultivation.
Join us for an info session to learn more about the Civic Innovation Fellowship and the application process!
Join us for an info session to learn more about the Civic Innovation Fellowship and the application process!
Join Demo Day for CREATE’s second cohort on Saturday, April 21st in the Innovation Lab at Clark Atlanta University.CREATE, the Clark Russell Entrepreneurship and Technology Ecosystem, is an agriculture and food innovation pre-accelerator focused on serving aspiring entrepreneurs and southwest Atlanta.
Join a Fernbank scientist to explore Fernbank Forest, a 65-acre mature mixed-hardwood forest located in the heart of metro Atlanta. Participants will explore the diversity of native wildflowers and learn to identify them by their leaves and flowers.
Come visit a real-life science lab—an organic farm! Families will have the opportunity to explore the science of a real farm right inside the city. Come prepared to romp on this beautiful farm, get your hands a little dirty, and learn about food and farming. We will have plenty of kid-friendly activities. Dress for the weather, and bring your own water and snacks.
Discover the fabulous world of plants and animals at the Atlanta Botanical Garden. Hands on stations focusing on the natural world will introduce toddlers to life science concepts such as metamorphosis and plant diversity. Sprouting scientists will also notice changes in the garden as it emerges from its winter slumber. Come and run among the spring blooms, listen to bird songs, and have fun at our specially designed stations. Great field trip opportunity!
Chef Zu will teach you how to cook healthy, nutrition, and delicious vegan food using sustainable and seasonal ingredients that are easy to find.
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The creation of Food Well Alliance was made possible through funding from the founding benefactor, the James M. Cox Foundation, and through the vision of Jim Kennedy—Chairman Emeritus of Cox Enterprises and Chairman of the James M. Cox Foundation—and Bill Bolling, founder of the Atlanta Community Food Bank. Together, they saw an opportunity to build healthier communities across metro Atlanta by supporting and connecting members of our local food movement. Today, we support more than 300 community gardens, urban farms, and orchards in the Atlanta region.
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