The Hunger Task Force Farm provides a perfect backdrop for Earth Day celebrations
Posted: Apr 22, 2024 4:10 AM CDT
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FRANKLIN, Wis. (CBS 58) --The Hunger Task Force Farm is more than a place to grow food: it's also considered a lifeline to and for the community.
Spanning 208 acres in Franklin, it's a unique source of a half million pounds of fresh fruits and veggies grown annually, providing welcomed nutrients to food banks across the area.
Crop rotation, drip irrigation and beekeeping are just a few of the sustainable practices allowing the site to grow a bountiful yield year after year.
The address to the Farm is 9000 S. 68th Street in Franklin. Click here for all the information about this special site, including ways you can even get involved.
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