School plan to bear fruit
It doesn’t get any more home grown than this.
Kids at PS 216 in Gravesend, Brooklyn, will be joining the farm-to-table food movement at school this year — eating foods grown right in their very own back yard.
The nonprofit group Edible Schoolyard helped the school turn an asphalt playground into a working garden, where 470 kids will plant, harvest and study nearly 50 varieties of fruit and vegetables.
A state-of-the-art kitchen will allow the students to prep, cook, serve — and, most importantly, eat — the food they created with their own hands.
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