News
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What’s “growin’ on” with this weird weather?
Published on March 16, 2012
Weird winter weather pushes spring displays earlier than normal. -
Educators learn how to successfully connect their classrooms to the school garden
Published on March 4, 2012
MSU Extension trains teachers how to use gardens to incorporate key concepts in math, science, nutrition and social studies education. -
Five steps to a successful schoolyard garden
Published on February 20, 2012
Gardening can be a great educational tool for students -
Youth involvement in green practices could help market your town
Published on February 4, 2012
Environmental safety and health improvement practices can increase community attractiveness for newcomers and visitors. Youth involvement in planning and implementing such green public service can also help long-term community sustainability. -
Order tree seedlings early for best selection
Published on February 3, 2012
For landowners who are considering planting trees on their property this spring, place your order early in the year to ensure the best selection and choice of plant material. -
Trade in stamps for seeds and starter plants
Published on December 29, 2011
A bit of soil and some seeds, and you can feed your family in a SNAP. -
Edible flint urban farmers co-op has community impact beyond food
Published on August 24, 2011
This urban gardening effort in the City of Flint produces multiple benefits towards a healthier community. -
The urban farming movement in Flint
Published on June 24, 2011
Urban gardeners and farmers are doing their part in helping residents of Flint and Genesee County to gain access to healthy foods, as well as put empty lots to use.