City Farm or Community Farm

The school established gardens in the front yard in 2019 for classroom activities, fresh vegetables, and fruit production. The produce goes to  school lunches or local food banks. 

This high production garden serves garden and culinary classes and the PT Food Bank during the summer months since 2012.  Students have classes on multiple days. Volunteers work on Fridays 9-11. 

A small (not quite an acre) farm planned to support nearby neighbors with food and beauty.

The orchard began in 2010 and now has 70 trees producing over 1500 pounds of fruit for students to eat fresh or go to the food bank when school isn't in session. To learn about individual tree types, their production, and their care go here: https://sites.google.com/site/blueheronschoolorchard/

A good alternative to gas-powered vehicles is biking.

www.ballyhourars.org

Eggs 

Lamb and pork meat sales.

produce

Fruits, vegetables, and flowers 

Bouquets, herb tea, and bath tea

Fruits, vegetables, hay, and daffodils

Rhubarb, raspberries, eggs, flowers, herbs

Fruits, vegetables, eggs

Herbs, eggs, vegetables

Garlic scapes, Calla lilies, and snake grass

Vegetables and fruits

Vegetables, herbs, fruits, beef

Fresh Produce including leaves and berries, preserved & dried food 

Eggs and Lamb

Eggs, Produce, Homemade soap (not food but still cool)

Fresh produce - carrots, potatoes, leeks, radishes, rubarb and beets

Honey, eggs, hive rentals, and chicken rentals

Tomatoes and other produce