Campus farms aren’t just for college students anymore. In the past decade we’ve seen a surge of interest in growing food on college campuses — and recently, more corporations, restaurants, and museums are picking up spades and joining the movement.

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Employee Spotlight: Wrappin’ with Robert Scott
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Longtime Bon Appétiter Rob Scott is a rock star on the Wash U campus.

Ask Mickey: Meal Times and Frequency
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Is it better to eat several small meals throughout the day or just breakfast, lunch, and dinner?

Recipe: Wild Alaskan Salmon with Arugula and Avocado-Corn Relish
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Salmon, avocado, and olive oil provide the healthy fats and a Southwestern spice blend contributes the flavor that will make you forget all about adding salt. Makes 4 servings.

Bon Appétiters Visit Slaughterhouse that Saved the Bay Area’s Local Meat Industry
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David Evans of Marin Sun Farms shows a Bon Appétit team from headquarters around the Petaluma, CA, slaughterhouse he saved from closing.

Fork to Farm Grant Update: Campus Community Farm at St. Mary’s College of Maryland Finishes Greenhouse
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The Campus Community Farm at St. Mary’s College used its Fork to Farm “seed” money to build a new greenhouse instead of the original planned hoop house.

Ask Mickey: The Truth About Carbohydrates
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I’m trying to lose weight. Are carbohydrates OK to eat?

Recipe: Herbed Kohlrabi Slaw
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This “cabbage turnip” is delicious grated into a slaw with bright herbs and tart vinaigrette. Serves 4.

Fork to Farm Grant Update: Horse Listeners Orchard and the Three-Legged Stool
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Farmer Matt Couzens believes Bon Appétit’s Farm to Fork program only functions when all three teams — Bon Appétit, local farmers, and supportive students — are equally invested.

Even Record Blizzards Couldn’t Stop Bon Appétit Teams This Winter
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Showing dedication, teamwork, and grit, Bon Appétit teams kept the doors open and the food hot during the Northeast’s winter storms.