Gardopia Gardens, Big Green partner for sustainable food event in San Antonio
Big Green, a nonprofit that encourages Americans to grow their food, is partnering with Gardopia Gardens for a sustainable agriculture event.
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Big Green, a nonprofit that encourages Americans to grow their food, is partnering with Gardopia Gardens for a sustainable agriculture event.
The report, which charts metrics related to climate and sustainability issues affecting the Alamo City, comes with several scannable QR codes and links.
The team at Gardopia Gardens is growing microgreens inside a shipping container on their property on the East Side of San Antonio.
Eggplant, cucumbers, and peppers will do well now.
The San Antonio Food Bank said Texas is ranked 2nd in the nation for food insecurity and that one in six people live in food-insecure homes.