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We’re celebrating #PollinatorWeek! Did you know that pollinators like bees, butterflies, and bats provide 1 out of 3 bites of food we eat? About 75% of all flowering plant species need animal pollinators for reproduction. As a result, pollinators contribute to ecosystem health and a sustainable food supply.
AGAR’s apiary now includes 22 beehives that are home to 2 million bees that help augment our fruit and vegetable production. Crops we grow that depend on 🐝🐝🐝 include apples, cabbage, peaches, plums, squash, zucchini, and more!
Special thanks to our partners ShopRite, Wakefern Food Corp. and General Mills and to our volunteer beekeepers, Tedd, Gina, Beth, and John who take excellent care of our bees! 💛🖤💛
Looking to reunite, re-engage, and reinvigorate your team? Join us on the farm for an impactful team-building experience and community service day to impact thousands of people facing food insecurity. Check out this Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) testimonial from Investors Bank- our longtime supporter, both financially and in the fields!
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Visit www.americasgrowarow.org/volunteer/companies to find out more about volunteering with us this season.Happy Summer! 'Tis the season! We hope you're planning to join us on the farm to harvest fresh fruits and veggies for our neighbors in need. Everyone should have access to healthy fresh produce!
New Jersey Organization Farms to Fight Food Insecurity
njmonthly.com
“Everyone should have access to fresh fruits and vegetables,” says Chip Paillex, the founder of America's Grow-a-Row.
