The idea is for the townspeople of Tunbridge to grow more of their food needs and help others do the same. We are lucky to have several things going for us: a strong local agricultural heritage and infrastructure, plenty of manure to go around, and a commmunity ready to help each other. At this writing in early March, there is nothing organized. The first step will be to form a group to plan the project and to gauge it’s feasibility. At this point, anything is possible. Help make it happen!
Bring back Victory Gardens during the Second Great Depression
- Grow a row for The Foodshelf
- Got surplus tomatos? Learn to can them.
- Help grow a community garden of potatoes and squash
..and here’s how YOU can help
- provide supplies
- lend advice and expertise on all aspects of gardening and putting up food by canning, freezing and drying
- roll up your sleeves and donate labor
- sign up to help organize the effort
- grow food for the foodshelf
The Tunbridge Food Project works in association with:
- Tunbridge Neighbors Helping Neighbors
- The Tunbridge Church
- The Foodshelf
- The Tunbridge Planning Commission
For more information, contact:
Michael Sacca
802.889.3210