Tried and True Advice for School Gardeners One of the most important questions we can ask is “where does our food come from?” Investigating this leads us to learn about nutrition, ecology, working conditions, history - Questions of History - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Tried and True Advice for School Gardeners One of the most important questions we can ask is “where does our food come from?” Investigating this leads us to learn about nutrition, ecology, working conditions, history Add to Reading List Document Date: 2012-06-26 13:41:59 Open Document File Size: 489,92 KB Share Result on Facebook Company Healthy Maine Partnership / / Facility Goddard College / / IndustryTerm important tool / food service professionals / food / / NaturalFeature Healthy Lakes / / Organization Goddard College / / Person Adam Burk / Arden Bucklin-Sporer / Rachel Kathleen Pringle / / Position professional landscape architect / facilities director / farmer / permaculture designer / garden coordinator / Program Coordinator / / ProvinceOrState Maine / / URL www.kidsgardening.org / / SocialTag Geography Landscape architecture Gardening Garden Land management

Tried and True Advice for School Gardeners One of the most important questions we can ask is “where does our food come from?” Investigating this leads us to learn about nutrition, ecology, working conditions, historyAdd to Reading List