Teacher Guides
Student Guides
School gardens help students connect with nature and develop a greater appreciation for the environment. This can lead to a stronger sense of stewardship and a desire to protect natural resources.
Teaching students about food production and self-sufficiency can promote awareness of food security issues and the importance of sustainable agriculture.
Students can work together in the garden, promoting teamwork and collaboration. They also learn responsibility by caring for plants and maintaining the garden.
Students who participate in growing their own food are more likely to eat fresh, healthy produce. This can help improve their diets and reduce the consumption of processed and unhealthy foods.
School gardens help students connect with nature and develop a greater appreciation for the environment. This can lead to a stronger sense of stewardship and a desire to protect natural resources.
Teaching students about food production and self-sufficiency can promote awareness of food security issues and the importance of sustainable agriculture.
Students can work together in the garden, promoting teamwork and collaboration. They also learn responsibility by caring for plants and maintaining the garden.
Students who participate in growing their own food are more likely to eat fresh, healthy produce. This can help improve their diets and reduce the consumption of processed and unhealthy foods.
The Generation 4 Flex Farm is the latest and greatest innovation in indoor, vertical farming technology. By carefully controlling everything plants need to thrive, each Flex Farm can grow more than 300 pounds of produce annually. They’re portable and only require a standard electrical outlet and less than 10 square feet of space.
