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Free growing resources relaunched


Free growing resources relaunched

Garden Organic is pleased to announce the re-launch of its online version of the ‘Food Growing Manual’ with Bronze, Silver and Gold booklets.

Each booklet is packed with information and practical advice to support growing skills in schools through the Food for Life Partnership awards programme.

The booklets are now available in easily accessible, individual pdf. chapters. What’s more, the booklets accompany step-by step activities, posters, and growing cards for individual crops.

To get started please take a look at
http://www.gardenorganic.org.uk/growyourown/resources_for_schools.php

Garden Organic’s Food Growing Growing

Free resources

Bronze booklet, Silver and Gold booklet, Guidance booklet
Download in full or individual chapters. Booklets accompany activities

Gardening-related activities and games
Practical, step-by-step guides. Activities accompany booklets

Individual food growing instruction cards
Vegetables, herbs, fruit, edible flowers, green manures, glossary

Quick reference posters
12 exciting topics

Summary of activities, cards, posters, templates 

Download Adobe Acrobat Reader for free to read PDF files

  Food for Life Partnership logo   Big Lottery logoThis resource is produced by Garden Organic as part of the Food for Life Partnership and was funded by the Big Lottery Fund.

 

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Article by Catrina Fenton & Philip Turvil

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