In partnership Marion Polk Food Share, FHDC created a 6 week program to educate our residents on how to grow food from seed and the benefits of including fresh produce into lifestyles as a way to build self sufficiency and save money.

Seed to Supper participants obtain free produce, learn new gardening and urban farming skills and have the opportunity to meet community members.

Course topics include

• Garden site and soil development
  Garden planning
  Planting a garden
  Caring for a growing garden
  Harvesting and using garden bounty

As part of this program we have been able to impact and inspire 15 families to enjoy the bounty of urban agriculture at our properties.