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May 9, 2017 By Nathan

Connecting the Child Care Garden to the Table

A garden at your early childhood center will not only grow delicious fruits and vegetables, but it will also grow healthier children! Youth gardens offer early childhood sites access to fresh produce and offer children opportunities to plant, care for, and taste a variety of fruits and vegetables. In this document, you will learn the benefits of youth gardens and the measures to take to keep your students and your garden healthy and growing! Download Brief »

Filed Under: Brief, Early Care & Education, Garden to Cafeteria

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