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Veggies are for sale from the campus hoop house and outdoor veggie gardens. All the produce is locally grown, pesticide free, and proceeds go directly towards supporting your campus gardens! Available: Kale Greens $4/bag; Basil $3/bag and purple lettuce $4/bag....
Get your veggies from the campus hoop house and outdoor veggie gardens. All the produce is locally grown and pesticide free, with proceeds go directly toward supporting your campus gardens! AVAILABLE: Swiss chard – $4/bag (swiss chard has...
If you would like to receive emails about purchasing vegetables available for sale from UW-Green Bay campus gardens and hoop house on a weekly basis, please send an email to Amy Ibuaka, ibuakaa@uwgb.edu. You...
If you would like to receive emails about purchasing vegetables available for sale from UW-Green Bay campus gardens and hoop house on a weekly basis, please send an email to Amy Ibuaka, ibuakaa@uwgb.edu. You...
Two kinds of amaranth — Elephant Head and Love Lies Bleeding — are causing a stir in the Campus Garden. Aside from being a beautiful addition, the leaves and the grain are edible (tasting like...
First come, first serve for the following items from the Campus Garden: pickled jalapenos and ancho peppers; heirloom tomato sauce, amaranth greens, eggplant, Swiss chard, collard greens, leeks, small hot peppers, garlic bulbs, beets,...
Items for sale this week at the SLO garden in the Student Services Plaza. First come first serve: Leeks (king arthur), 2 for $1 Sweet and hot peppers, 4 for $1 Garlic (music and elephant...
The campus gardens are in their prime. Some items are first-come, first-serve on Thursday, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Others need to be ordered through delstt15@uwgb.edu (see your campus e-mail for a list)...
The campus gardens are in their prime. Here’s your chance to order. Some items are first-come, first-serve on Thursday, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Others need to be ordered through delstt15@uwgb.edu and picked...
Now that students have settled into their fall schedules, they are set to once again to begin produce sales from the SLO Food Alliance garden on the Student Services Plaza. “Pick your own produce”...
