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Virginia Virtual Farm to Table Program

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“Healthy Farms and Healthy Food for the Commonwealth and Common Good”

Virginia Farm to Table Plan


Strawberries

May 15, 2020

4-H Agent Kari Sponaugle in Highland County runs a fresh produce operation with her husband Michael called Church Hill Produce. They’ve been growing seasonal fresh produce since 2011. Part of that operation is an acre of strawberries. Kari will show you around her strawberry ‘patch’ and explain how to grow and manage strawberry plants and what it takes to get them ready for harvest. Then Becky Gartner, Family & Consumer Sciences Extension Agent from Culpeper County, will show how to make an easy recipe for Strawberry Spinach Salad. This recipe is so delicious that you will want to make it often for your family.

Register here: https://virginiatech.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_ZlRGFpL1SruvuCbhPxW_Sw


In this new series, participants will take virtual tours of Virginia farms to learn how:

  • Virginia grown food is produced and prepared for you and your families.

  • To prepare new recipes from the foods that are produced on local farms.

  • VCE professionals, farmers, and food businesses are cultivating healthy food, farms, and communities.

Each virtual tour is 40 minutes long and open to everyone!

All sessions will take place on Fridays at 2 PM from May 15th – September. For full series information: https://bit.ly/2zQYNXl

Questions may be directed to Lenah Nguyen lgeer@vt.edu

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