Gardens
Why School Gardens Matter for Farm to Kids
School gardens are an important part of Farm to Kids because they give students hands-on experiences growing food and learning where it comes from. They help students try new fruits and vegetables, build healthy habits, and connect what they learn in the classroom to real life in a fun and meaningful way.
Starting a School Garden
School Gardens | Minnesota Agriculture in the Classroom
Support and ideas from the Minnesota Department of Agriculture to starting and growing school gardens.
School Gardens | UMN Extension
Guidance from the University of Minnesota Extension for school gardens, including planning, growing, and connecting garden activities to curriculum and local food efforts.