Wonderful time at Funny Farm Coffee Co this afternoon for our first Coffeehouse Connection: Biology Mentorship gathering. Thanks Ivy Tech Student Life!
Sweet potatoes and a variety of fresh greens and herbs this week in the Food for Thought pantry at Ivy Tech Lawrenceburg. Love the FoodLink cards from the Purdue Extension…great resource for recipes and nutritional info!
Taking the BIOL105 classroom outdoors today at Ivy Tech Lawrenceburg as we explore plant metabolism. Yet another benefit of our SEI Community Gardens…plants AND monarchs abound!
Fresh this week in the Ivy Tech Lawrenceburg Food for Thought pantry: lettuce, kale, green beans, squash, sweet potatoes, peppers, and a beautiful variety of tomatoes. Sugar snap peas coming soon from our terrace garden. Check it out!
Fresh this week at the Ivy Tech Lawrenceburg Food for Thought pantry: carrots, green beans, squash, a variety of basil, peppers, tomatoes and greens, and the nutritious and delicious superfood - sweet potatoes! Check it out!!!
Fresh this week at the Ivy Tech Lawrenceburg Food for Thought pantry: tomatoes, peppers, squash, cucumber, carrots, basil, greens donated from the ARCC tower garden and green beans donated from Turtleridge Farms. Also, nutritional info and recipes from Purdue Extension FoodLink!
Love bringing fresh veggies to the new Food for Thought location at Ivy Tech Lawrenceburg. This week featuring carrots from our on site terrace garden and tomatoes, peppers, squash, and greens from our community garden plots. Many thanks to Ron Nicholson and committee!!!
Ivy Tech Lawrenceburg Terrace Garden survived the weekend storms. We have peas and radishes for the Clearinghouse food pantry and the zinnias are starting to bloom.
Ivy Tech Lawrenceburg Bio2 taking the classroom outside for the wetland ecosystem field study lab at the Oxbow...AND cleaning up as we go! Happy Earth Day!
First harvest of the season! Ivy Tech Lawrenceburg Biology service learning students gleaned 5 pounds of nutritious and delicious greens for the food pantry.
Ivy Tech Lawrenceburg Biology capstone research students testing the ability of vermicomposting (worms) and coffee grounds to naturally alter pH for community garden soil...thanks to Wormies and Funny Farm coffee!