We have started our search for 2022 garden sites! Author Hayley Mehaffey Whether you’re a neighborhood, non-profit organization, school, or a fellow nature enthusiast, taking part in creating an edible landscape is an incredible opportunity to get involved with your community. Wisconsin cities are unique for many reasons. One of the reasons being the vast
By Madelon Wise All photos by Madelon Wise Emily Steinwehe of Wisconsin Food Forests was contacted by Paul Huber, Troy Farm Director, to speak to this year’s farm trainees about growing fruit on their 5-acre site on Madison’s north side. A diversified farm operation and Madison’s first urban farm, Troy Farm is part of a
Covid 19 has affected most businesses and communities, and Hope & a Future is no different. During Covid lockdown, this unique, intergenerational Adult Family Home (AFH) in Madison has had to adjust to the inability to accommodate its community of over 300 volunteers. Wisconsin Food Forests also needed to adjust our approach during the Covid