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Noble Student Greens now at Tessa Farm to Fork Jan 17-22

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Starting Tuesday Evening, you can swing by Tessa Farm to Fork to enjoy student grown microgreens from Noble Academy with your meal.  After Tuesday night, the microgreens will be available to order throughout the day for the rest of the week (Jan 17th-22nd) while supplies last.

Help us promote this event in the Greensboro area by sharing the news with family, friends, and neighbors to help support these young urban farmers.  This is all part of the Classroom to Food Market Pipeline (CFMP) setup between Noble Academy and Tessa Farm to Fork.

Tessa Farm to Fork’s hours are:

TUESDAY – FRIDAY 7:30AM – 2PM | 5PM – 9PM
SATURDAY 8AM – 2PM | 5PM – 9PM
SUNDAY 8AM – 2PM

Located at 3929 Battleground Avenue | Greensboro, NC 27410  336.763.1256 and online at tessagreensboro.com and facebook.com/tessafarmtofork

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REMINDER: Student Grown GREENS at Tessa Farm to Fork Jan 17-22

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On Tuesday evening, microgreens grown by Noble Academy students will be delivered to Tessa Farm to Fork. Swing by Tuesday through Sunday (or while supplies last) to sample these greens and support the Classroom to Food Market Pipeline (CFMP) between Noble and Tessa.

Tessa Farm to Fork can be found at 3929 Battleground Avenue in Greensboro.

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Noble Academy begins growing greens for Tessa Farm to Fork

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On Tuesday, January 3rd, students at Noble Academy kicked off the first day of school building their Portable Garden bins as part of their Classroom to Food Market Pipeline (CFMP) with program sponsor Tessa Farm to Fork.

Students plan to have all bins setup by the end of the week with their first harvest and delivery of microgreens scheduled for Tuesday, January 17th.

Come out to Tessa on the evening of Tuesday, Jan. 17th and Wednesday, Jan. 18th to get your fill of these student grown greens.

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PICS: RHS Class harvest 5 CFPP Bins sponsored by Sonya Hamilton State Farm

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1st Block students at Ragsdale High School harvested 5 bins in a single class as part of their Classroom to Food Pantry Pipeline (CFPP) with Hand to Hand Food Pantry sponsored by Sonya Hamilton State Farm.

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This is a bit of feat for a class of 22 harvesting, cleaning, and reseeding the equivalent of seven 12 Bottle Portable Garden Bins (12BPG) because 4 of the 5 bins were the larger grey 18 Bottle Portable Garden Bins (18BPG) that each equal 1 1/2 12 BPG’s.

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Parts of the harvest were filmed for an upcoming video to air on local television as part of a Gift of Giving Grant sponsored by the Four Seasons Town Centre.

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Noble Academy sets up CFMP with Tessa Farm to Fork

tessa-noble-partner-logo-285Starting in January 2017, students at Noble Academy will begin growing and harvesting greens to be served during the 3rd week of each month at Tessa Farm to Fork on Battleground Ave in Greensboro.  This is part of Tessa’s newly launched Classroom to Food Market Pipeline (CFMP) with area schools.

Stop by Tessa to get a taste of these student grown greens.

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Ragsdale’s November Harvest reaches H2H Food Pantry

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On Saturday, November 19th, fresh student grown pesticide free greens harvested the day before made it to Parkwood Baptist’s Hand to Hand Food Pantry.  A flyer highlighting some of the health benefits of eating more greens was also included in the delivery.

Ragsdale High School’s Classroom to Food Pantry Pipeline (CFPP) setup to benefit Hand to Hand will continue with regular monthly deliveries for the rest of the school year.

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Ragsdale’s November Harvest for H2H Food Pantry

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On Friday, November 18th, Ragsdale High School completed it’s November harvest of 3 Portable Garden Bins (two 18 bottle and one 12 bottle).

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Sponsored by Sonya Hamilton State Farm, this year’s RHS CFPP will deliver student grown greens to Parkwood Baptist Church’s Hand to Hand Food Pantry on a regular basis.

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The two Scientific Visualization (SciVis) classes will be adding more bins to the harvest in the next month.

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