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The Dover High School Community Garden was sponsored by various local organizations and produced over 2,000 pounds of vegetables that were donated to the Food Bank of Delaware. Michael Wasylkowski and Maggie Moor-Orth from the Delaware State University Cooperative Extension helped plan the garden. Dover High School agriculture teacher Ms. Dixon and her students, including members of the FFA club, planted and maintained the garden over the summer. Their efforts resulted in a successful harvest and recognition at the State Fair FFA Banquet for their contributions in addressing food insecurity in their community.
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- 2. Beginning of Summer Growth: June 2011Maggie Moor-Orth (DSU Cooperative Extension) and Michael Wasylkowski were instrumental in helping plan the garden.
- 3. Ms. Dixon and her AgriScience Students, including FFA members were very helpful in getting everything planted.
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- 5. End of Summer and harvesting has begun. Tomatoes, Sunflowers, peppers growing along well. Sweet potatoes are not ready yet, but will be soon.
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