This project requires different parts of our community to bring different assets to the same table: an arts organization brings knowledge of artists and public-art processes; an environmental institution brings place, science and educational purpose; funding partners make investment possible; an artist translates those ideas into a physical experience; and ultimately, visitors give the space meaning through their use of it.
Read MoreI've had several conversations with area farmers during Agriculture Month. Some have left me energized. Others have left me deeply concerned. And I've found myself holding two seemingly contradictory thoughts at the same time:
Read MoreThe inventory spans educational digital downloads, physical wellness products, professional consultancy services, and specialized kits for students and farmers.
Read MoreAfter a very difficult 2023 — losing my mother, receiving my own cancer diagnosis, and moving through treatment — I found myself slowly rebuilding my sense of rhythm, purpose, and connection. Music helped me breathe again. Art helped me notice beauty again. Community helped me remember that healing is not something we do alone.
Read MoreBut as Augusta talks about data centers, industrial uses, infrastructure, and future growth, we should also make room for another type of land use: urban agriculture.
Read MoreLiving in a suburban forest has reshaped how I think about land use. There are many more options besides selling timber or clearing space to build something new. Consider recognizing the value of what already exists and learning how to steward it well. From shaded growing spaces and foraging opportunities to pollination and soil health, forests are working ecosystems.
Read MoreAs a long-term substitute teaching agriculture to grades 9–12, I’ve experienced firsthand how discipline challenges in an elective class can overshadow even the best-planned lessons. That’s why incorporating SEL isn’t just helpful — it’s essential.
Read MoreIn a time when so many of us are asking where our food comes from and how our choices affect health, community, and the planet, one of the simplest yet most powerful acts is choosing to buy directly from local farms. Shopping local does more than put fresher food on your table - it nurtures relationships, strengthens the economy, and cares for the environment
Read MoreOrganizing a successful farm-to-table event that highlights local produce and engages the community requires thoughtful planning and collaboration.
Read MoreThis Thursday from 4–7 PM at the Augusta Locally Grown Farmer’s Market, 631 Chaffee Ave, Augusta, The Stop Food Truck is celebrating South Carolina with a menu inspired by the Palmetto State!
We’ve harvested the best tomatoes, eggplant, and corn from our local farmers to bring you fresh, delicious flavors you won’t forget.
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