In episode 14 of The Farm.One Podcast, Senior Hydroponic Systems Manager Harrison Hillier sits down to share his story and work, discuss the ways in which farms are transforming the future of food access, and what it’s like building hydroponic systems in schools.
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Teens for Food Justice (TFFJ) invites all students from campuses with TFFJ farms to create a design for the official T-shirt for this year’s Student Leadership Conference (SLC). Your design could appear on the official T-shirt, event signage, and other conference swag at one of TFFJ’s biggest events of the year.
Tropical Thai Basil Smoothie Created by TFFJ’s SYEP interns at DeWitt Clinton High School, this smoothie was the result of plenty of measuring, tasting, and
Connecting Students, Farms, and Fresh Food | At DeWitt Clinton High School, the cafeteria and the Teens for Food Justice farm work hand in hand. Students grow the lettuce, and Ms. Karla Jean Peterkin-Taylor makes sure it reaches their plates. As the school’s cafeteria manager, she’s seen how the farm shifts students’ attitudes toward food—from hesitation to pride.
