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Farm Crew Picks Blueberries for Campus Dining Hall
- News Hampshire College Food, Farm, and Sustainability
The Hampshire College Farm crew picks 640 pounds of blueberries for dining hall use in pursuit of 100% local food.
Garlic Fest 2014: Santa Clara University Wins Garlic Bowl II
- News Gilroy Dispatch
Our SCU team earns first place and $5,000 scholarship prize at Gilroy Garlic Festival.
The 10 Best College Campuses
- News College Magazine
Two of humanity’s most basic needs are food and shelter…and Wash U (#1) rocks both.
Long Lane Farm Welcomes Chickens, New Farmers
- News News @ Wesleyan
Fresh eggs will soon be provided by Wesleyan’s student-run organic farm, which is funded by Bon Appétit, Wesleyan’s College of the Environment, and the Green Fund.
Hunter Pence Introduces AT&T Park’s New Edible Garden
- News 7x7 Magazine
At Chase Field in Phoenix, the Diamondbacks have a swimming pool. At Kauffmann Stadium in Kansas City, the Royals get a series of glorious fountains. Now, at AT&T Park, we’ve got…chard.
San Francisco Giants Unveil New Garden at AT&T Park
- News San Francisco Chronicle
We have unveiled the Garden at AT&T Park, designed to help teach kids about healthy eating as much as to sell healthy snacks to fans.
Is This the Beginning of the End of Junk Food at Stadiums?
- News Mother Jones
For most Americans, a visit to the ballpark means hotdogs and pretzels. The SF Giants and Bon Appétit have other ideas — like fresh-picked salads and kumquats.
AT&T Park Gives MLB Its First Vegetable Garden
- News About.com
“This is a cool thing. It is a crazy, extremely, mind blowingly San Francisco thing, but it is a cool thing.”
Farm to (Center) Field: AT&T Park Opens Its Edible Garden
- News San Francisco Chronicle
The Giants unveiled their new garden today at AT&T Park, and brought some star power — right fielder Hunter Pence and a team of 9-year-olds.