FAMU hosts its fifth annual Harvest Fest
The free festival took place at FAMU’s Agroecology Community Garden.
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WCTV) - Florida A&M University (FAMU) hosted its fifth annual Harvest Fest on Saturday, bringing the community together to celebrate agriculture, food, and sustainability.
The event, held at FAMU’s Agroecology Community Garden, gave families an opportunity to learn more about where their food comes from and the benefits of sustainable agriculture.
Jennifer Taylor, co-director of the Lola Hampton & Frank Pinder Center for Agroecology, emphasized the event's focus:
“It showcases not only the produce grown by agroecology, organic farming, and organic certified farmers, but it also promotes the benefits from that agricultural system.”
“The benefits of well-being in our soils and our environment, the benefits of well-being in our food system and well-being in our community.”
The festival offered farm tours, local vendors, and activities celebrating food, culture, and sustainability.
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