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May 2023

Volunteer Spotlight: Mary Delavega

By Breigha Sawyer|May 19th, 2023|Categories: Get Involved|Tags: delivery, encompass, produce, volunteer|

We are so grateful for the generous volunteers who help deliver produce to our community partners each week. Mary

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February 2023

Baked Brussels Sprout Salad

By Denise Bloodsaw|February 19th, 2023|Categories: Family Friendly Recipes|Tags: brussel sprouts, brussels sprouts, cooking with family, family friendly recipe, Family friendly recipes, farm dinner, farm food, farm to fork, seasonal recipe, winter recipe, winter recipe ideas, winter recipes for dinner|

The anchovies can be omitted from this recipe, it just won't give a Caesar style to the dressing

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Farm Discovery Hero Spotlight: Joshua Rodriquez

By Breigha Sawyer|February 16th, 2023|Categories: Get Involved|

Josh Rodriguez is a member of Farm Discovery's Board of Directors and active community member. We are so grateful

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NEW- Spring Break Camp

By Denise Bloodsaw|February 10th, 2023|Categories: Get Involved, Looking Forward|

Spend your spring break on the farm this year, for our first ever spring break farm camp! Register

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Benefits of Teen Leadership Programs

By Denise Bloodsaw|February 1st, 2023|Categories: Get Involved|Tags: farm based learning, farm camp, farm care, farm discovery, farm education, get involved, leader in training, leaders in training, leadership, leadership opportunity, LIT, summer, summer camp, summer farm care, summer fun, young leader|

The LIT (Leaders in Training) program at Farm Discovery offers teens an opportunity to develop leadership skills by learning

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Farm Camp at Farm Discovery-Whats so Special?

By Denise Bloodsaw|February 1st, 2023|Categories: Looking Forward|Tags: day camp, farm camp, summer camp, summer farm care|

We believe that children thrive when given the opportunity to learn outdoors, that’s why we’ve been opening our farm

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