Vines Binghamton Urban Farm at Candice Gaspar blog

Vines Binghamton Urban Farm. Vines is receiving $300,000 from the city of binghamton for construction of an office building and community space just east of the columbus park community garden, one of almost two dozen plots. In addition to helping at the urban farm, volunteers can help at the farm share pickup sites, build community gardens and serve. Vines is always looking for more volunteers. Started in 2010, the binghamton urban farm provides healthy, affordable food to local residents and combats the pervasiveness of urban blight. Vines empowers people to improve their lives and communities through urban gardening and connecting urban consumers to rural farmers. The new growing space allows vines to both hire more youth to work. Vines began the expansion of the binghamton urban farm in 2019, increasing the farm from its original ½ acre to 2.25 acres. Vines is looking for a dynamic person who is passionate about sustainable agriculture and food justice to lead our 2 acre. More binghamton teens will have an opportunity to work at volunteers helping neighborhood environments (vines) urban farm this summer thanks to a $100,000 grant which will expand the program.

Vines is looking for a dynamic person who is passionate about sustainable agriculture and food justice to lead our 2 acre. Vines is always looking for more volunteers. In addition to helping at the urban farm, volunteers can help at the farm share pickup sites, build community gardens and serve. Vines began the expansion of the binghamton urban farm in 2019, increasing the farm from its original ½ acre to 2.25 acres. Vines empowers people to improve their lives and communities through urban gardening and connecting urban consumers to rural farmers. Vines is receiving $300,000 from the city of binghamton for construction of an office building and community space just east of the columbus park community garden, one of almost two dozen plots. The new growing space allows vines to both hire more youth to work. More binghamton teens will have an opportunity to work at volunteers helping neighborhood environments (vines) urban farm this summer thanks to a $100,000 grant which will expand the program. Started in 2010, the binghamton urban farm provides healthy, affordable food to local residents and combats the pervasiveness of urban blight.

Urban Farm Update VINES

Vines Binghamton Urban Farm Vines empowers people to improve their lives and communities through urban gardening and connecting urban consumers to rural farmers. Vines began the expansion of the binghamton urban farm in 2019, increasing the farm from its original ½ acre to 2.25 acres. Vines empowers people to improve their lives and communities through urban gardening and connecting urban consumers to rural farmers. Vines is receiving $300,000 from the city of binghamton for construction of an office building and community space just east of the columbus park community garden, one of almost two dozen plots. In addition to helping at the urban farm, volunteers can help at the farm share pickup sites, build community gardens and serve. Vines is looking for a dynamic person who is passionate about sustainable agriculture and food justice to lead our 2 acre. More binghamton teens will have an opportunity to work at volunteers helping neighborhood environments (vines) urban farm this summer thanks to a $100,000 grant which will expand the program. The new growing space allows vines to both hire more youth to work. Vines is always looking for more volunteers. Started in 2010, the binghamton urban farm provides healthy, affordable food to local residents and combats the pervasiveness of urban blight.