The price of food has increased over 5% in just the last year. This reinforces the ongoing challenge for people to have access to healthy food sources.
The Harvest Network seeks to help low-income households, the elderly, and the local community grow their own nutritious fruits, vegetables, and other sources of food in backyards and community plots.
Raising your own food in a backyard, or through a community plot, has several benefits.
1. Economic: Food grown at home is 1/6th the cost of buyingit at the grocery store. Not to mention the entrepreneurial possibilities of selling your produce at local Farmers Markets.
2. Community: Backyard farming can facilitate interaction between family members, neighbors and local organizations.
3. Empowerment: Growing your own food promotes self sustainability and a sense of self worth.
These are only a few of the many incentives of growing your own food. The Harvest Network can help you get started. Take a look around the web site and feel free to contact us. Click here to download a free pdf brochure.
Phil Hall has informed me of this non-profit most call me 220. So all im going to say is theres somebody here doing his job properly. Nice meeting you Phil Blessings and well wishes to you and yours
220 said
Phil Hall has informed me of this non-profit most call me 220. So all im going to say is theres somebody here doing his job properly. Nice meeting you Phil Blessings and well wishes to you and yours
Joe said
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They do what Harvest Network does and it sounds like a good idea.
Joe