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With few students, UGArden tries to keep things growing

Posted by The Analyst | May 23, 2020 | Politics

In the age of COVID-19, here’s what it takes to plant and harvest vegetables and fruits at UGArden that feed about 60 food-insecure families in Athens. JoHannah Biang and her … Click to Continue »

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With few students, UGArden tries to keep things growing

Posted by The Analyst | May 23, 2020 | Politics

In the age of COVID-19, here’s what it takes to plant and harvest vegetables and fruits at UGArden that feed about 60 food-insecure families in Athens. JoHannah Biang and her … Click to Continue »

Read more here:: With few students, UGArden tries to keep things growing

      

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