The Intersection of Health + Agriculture

Health from the Ground Up

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Hunter & Kelsey as the fourth generation on the farm are honored to begin to join Meg and Rob, the third generation on the farm, in stewarding it well, and keeping it a community gathering place. While Meg and Rob continue their focus of Gardenworks at the intersection of Arts and Agriculture, a destination space of great beauty and charm, Hunter and Kelsey are beginning to add in aspects at the intersection of Health and Agriculture, a place of refuge for the restoration of land and health. We hope you will join us as our dreams, vision, work and efforts continue to grow like many tiny seeds planted here over the generations. Pilot projects in 2022 included a “Pick Your Own Healthcare” piece of the farm open to community members to come and harvest the vegetables and flowers they most desired, an Empowered for Health Event with a Lifestyle Medicine lecture, harvest, demonstration and dinner as well as a monthly Plant Powered Potluck meeting the second Saturday of every month from 4-6pm, view or print the flyer. In 2023 more lectures/demonstrations/dinners have been offered along with a host of Food for Life cooking classes, and the Pick Your Own Healthcare effort expanded to included a host of stunning u-pick dahlias. In July we hosted our inaugural Family Farm Fitness event with the YMCA. Follow @tasteandseegardenworks on Instagram to see about our goings on and subscribe to the Gardenworks newsletter to find our weekly updates at the bottom of the email. You may learn more about each event by visiting the Calendar of Events page. The navigation links above also offer additional resources for your review.

Second Saturdays of Every Month

Food for Life Class: Different Each Month

Community Plant Potluck 4:30-6

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Taste + See that the Lord is good; [all are] blessed who take refuge in Him.
— Psalm 34:8
People are fed by the food industry, which pays no attention to health, and are treated by the health industry, which pays no attention to food.
— Wendell Berry
Regenerative agriculture represents more than a shift of practices. It is also a shift in paradigm and in our basic relationship to nature.
— Charles Eisenstein, Climate: A New Story
Eat Food. Not Too Much. Mostly Plants
— Michael Pollan