Food Insecurity

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How we Support our Communities

-Donate to our Surplus
-Grow Food for Foodbanks
-Sell Produce
-Work with Producers
-Sharing Resources between Stations

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Tips, Advice and Tools for Agriculture Experiment Stations and Extensions

Links to toolkit page that provides tools for non-CSU AES that wish to work in Food insecurity

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Toolkit for CSU Staff & Students

-Link to page that contains signs, forms, how-tos
-Form Reporting to Amanda

Contact Us for Food Insecurity Focus
In the News
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Connecting research to the community through produce donations

Amanda McQuade founded Grow Another Row several years ago and began gathering produce donated to the backyard gleaning effort. McQuade was raising small children at the time and having accessible produce was something she wanted all parents in Mesa County and surrounding areas to have.

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Connecting research to the community through produce donations

Amanda McQuade founded Grow Another Row several years ago and began gathering produce donated to the backyard gleaning effort. McQuade was raising small children at the time and having accessible produce was something she wanted all parents in Mesa County and surrounding areas to have.

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Connecting research to the community through produce donations

Amanda McQuade founded Grow Another Row several years ago and began gathering produce donated to the backyard gleaning effort. McQuade was raising small children at the time and having accessible produce was something she wanted all parents in Mesa County and surrounding areas to have.

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Connecting research to the community through produce donations

Amanda McQuade founded Grow Another Row several years ago and began gathering produce donated to the backyard gleaning effort. McQuade was raising small children at the time and having accessible produce was something she wanted all parents in Mesa County and surrounding areas to have.

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Connecting research to the community through produce donations

Amanda McQuade founded Grow Another Row several years ago and began gathering produce donated to the backyard gleaning effort. McQuade was raising small children at the time and having accessible produce was something she wanted all parents in Mesa County and surrounding areas to have.