Volunteer with us on campus in the University’s Campus Garden. The UA Little Rock Campus Garden is a place for education, research, and outreach about food production, sustainability, economic botany, ecology, supporting local community gardens, and more.
Volunteer with us on campus in the University’s Campus Garden. The UA Little Rock Campus Garden is a place for education, research, and outreach about food production, sustainability, economic botany, ecology, supporting local community gardens, and more.
This small neighborhood farmers' market runs from 8 a.m. until 12 noon every Saturday from May 3-Oct. 11 at Oak Forest Community Garden (2600 S. Monroe St., Little Rock, AR 72204). The University District Farmers' Market also accepts SNAP for all qualifying items and we are part of the Double Up Food Bucks program, meaning ... University District Farmers’ Market (Oak Forest Community Garden)
This small neighborhood farmers' market runs from 8 a.m. until 12 noon every Saturday from May 3-Oct. 11 at Oak Forest Community Garden (2600 S. Monroe St., Little Rock, AR 72204). The University District Farmers' Market also accepts SNAP for all qualifying items and we are part of the Double Up Food Bucks program, meaning ... University District Farmers’ Market (Oak Forest Community Garden)
The Campus Garden will be hosting a field day for the Growing Urban Farmers program. It is free and open to the public, and an opportunity to learn more about soil health from Dr. Stephen Grace. Dr. Grace will be demonstrating techniques for building healthy soil and will be using the existing gardens to present ... Soil Health Workshop
Register for free to join us for the closing event of the weeklong Coding for Wellness AI Hackathon: See how AI and empathy can come together to tackle real-world challenges in the final demos and pitches Cheer our 39 participants as they get their AI certifications for a week’s worth of learning and learn which ... Final Pitch Day: Coding for Wellness AI Hackathon
This small neighborhood farmers' market runs from 8 a.m. until 12 noon every Saturday from May 3-Oct. 11 at Oak Forest Community Garden (2600 S. Monroe St., Little Rock, AR 72204). The University District Farmers' Market also accepts SNAP for all qualifying items and we are part of the Double Up Food Bucks program, meaning ... University District Farmers’ Market (Oak Forest Community Garden)
This four-part accelerator presented by the Arkansas Small Business and Technology Development Center at UA Little Rock is for established, for-profit businesses that want funding to fuel expansion and growth. Let us help you build a strong funding proposal that you can confidently take to the bank. - Attend four in-person class sessions, taught by ... Fast Capital Smart Growth Accelerator for Small Businesses
Volunteer with us on campus in the University’s Campus Garden. The UA Little Rock Campus Garden is a place for education, research, and outreach about food production, sustainability, economic botany, ecology, supporting local community gardens, and more.
This four-part accelerator presented by the Arkansas Small Business and Technology Development Center at UA Little Rock is for established, for-profit businesses that want funding to fuel expansion and growth. Let us help you build a strong funding proposal that you can confidently take to the bank. - Attend four in-person class sessions, taught by ... Fast Capital Smart Growth Accelerator for Small Businesses
Volunteer with us on campus in the University’s Campus Garden. The UA Little Rock Campus Garden is a place for education, research, and outreach about food production, sustainability, economic botany, ecology, supporting local community gardens, and more.
Volunteer with us on campus in the University’s Campus Garden. The UA Little Rock Campus Garden is a place for education, research, and outreach about food production, sustainability, economic botany, ecology, supporting local community gardens, and more.
Volunteer with us on campus in the University’s Campus Garden. The UA Little Rock Campus Garden is a place for education, research, and outreach about food production, sustainability, economic botany, ecology, supporting local community gardens, and more.
The crops are coming in and we’re having a sale! We’ll have onions, potatoes, tomatoes, cucumbers, beets, celery, long beans, and cabbage available. Come see how the garden is growing while you’re here.
