Georgian community garden – successful harvest!

Georgian’s thumbs are green! Over the past few weeks Georgian has harvested close to 400 kgs. of plants, including potatoes, cucumbers, tomatoes, beans, beets, herbs and cabbage from our community garden.

a bunch of beets

Food grown in the garden has been used in Georgian’s kitchens as Culinary Management students and apprentices returned to the Barrie Campus to complete their summer and winter labs. Food has also been distributed to a few local charities such as the Elizabeth Fry Society, Salvation Army Bayside Mission and to Georgian’s student food locker program. Bryan Hunt, Dean, Hospitality, Tourism and Recreation said the project was so successful he hopes to expand it even further next summer.

A bunch of cucumbers
a bunch of potatoes

A shot of five people standing outside in a garden
Enjoying the fruits of the Georgian community garden harvest are (left to right): Academic Program Technologist Daniel Clements, who also oversaw the garden project; MaryLynn West-Moynes, CEO and President, Georgian College; Julien Ross, Food and Beverage Procurement Specialist; Bryan Hunt, Dean, Hospitality, Tourism and Recreation; and Kevin Weaver, Vice President Academic. (Photos: Doug Crawford/Georgian College).

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