DC’s Field to Fork Network refers to the dozens of organizations working in Washington, DC to foster regional change in how we approach our food. The Network works to strengthen links between community gardening, food distribution, nutritional education and seasonal cooking.

Use this site to gather resources for gardeners, find volunteer opportunities, workshop offerings, learn about bringing a wider diversity of specialty crops to your community, get recipes for local produce, or just stay up to date on DC's field to fork news!

The Park Ranger Unit of Prince George's County Parks & Recreation is hiring for a part-time Youth Garden Coordinator. Please see the attached job description and ...

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Tomorrow, May 5th, OLD CITY Green will be holding its first fundraising event for the new community garden, Wangari Gardens. Join us for a Cinco ...

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[Excerpted from an email from Duncan Hilchey sent out on the COMFOOD list serve.] Training Needs Survey of Food System Professionals and Volunteers We apologize for any cross-postings, but a high number ...

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[gallery link="file"] Click the image thumbnail to enlarge the full description of the position with BrainFood or download the PDF document by clicking on the link ...

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DC Prep is looking for dedicated and talented interns to assist with our gardening program. DC Prep’s Green Thumbs Gardening Club has been running since ...

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Who We Are: Common Good City Farm (CGCF) is an urban farm and education center growing food for and with low-income residents in Washington, DC and ...

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From The Herb Companion's March 13, 2012 e-newsletter and website: Article by Leda Meredith Wondering what to plant in those shady areas of your landscape? There’s ...

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City Blossoms is currently accepting applications for their Summer cycle of interns (May through August). The positions open are: * Maintenance Manager * Volunteer Outreach ...

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