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As the foundation for the Warren Wilson College Work Program, the campus farm is a major marketing base for drawing prospective students' interests. The idea of a college with an on-campus organic food resource is naturally appealing. However, few attending students are aware of the actual benefits that the farm offers to the college, and many students' perceptions are inaccurate.
From a promotional standpoint, Wilson seems to give the impression that the campus farm and pesticide-free garden are primary sources of cafeteria food, in addition to being significant contributors in the educational benefits of the work program. Although the cafeterias consistently use ingredients from the farm and garden, the majority of produce used in both Gladfelter and Cowpie menus comes from mostly external and few local sources through Sodexo, the French food corporation that manages Wilson food establishments. However, the farm is beginning to play a larger role, according to Food Sustainability Manager of Sodexo Dining Services and '07 Wilson Alum, Jenna Marshman.
"I think I've most definitely seen an increase in utilization of the farm in my time [at Wilson]," Marshman said. "When I went to school here we were lucky to get a burger [from the farm] in the cafeteria. If you wanted farm meat you had to buy it from the farm directly and cook it yourself. It became more frequent in my later college years but nothing like now."
Originally from Atlanta, GA, Marshman has worked at Wilson since the fall of 2012. She majored in Environmental Studies with a Concentration in Sustainable Agriculture and graduated in 2007. While she has seen a recent increase in farm produce being used in cafeteria menus, Marshman said that she has noticed a significant decrease in the presence of garden produce since her time as a Wilson student. The weather this past summer took a toll on the garden's productivity, a toll which could partially explain the apparent lack of garden foods recently.
In the 2012-2013 school year, Gladfelter used 13,899 lbs. of meat from the farm and the garden sold 5,264.7 lbs. of garden produce to both cafeterias. Thanks to the close partnership between the college and the farm, the cafeterias are able to buy and provide produce at deflated prices to meet the wholesale needs of Sodexo. Normally, grass-fed, organic, or local produce would be far out of the price range under the current budget.
Although the relationship has clear benefits, farm and garden produce is still fairly pricey. Some students question Wilson's sustainable image after realizing that the majority of cafeteria food does not come from the farm or garden. Marshman, however, feels that relative to other schools with on-campus farms, Wilson is lightyears ahead of most institutions in regards to increasing sustainability on campus, especially with food. A piece recently published on the Good Housekeeping website, written by Brian Clark Howard, ranked Wilson among the twelve most healthy and sustainable college cafeterias, stating that Wilson has "fashioned itself into a model of sustainability." Wilson's dining policy, which has become campus policy, is only one of the very few Sustainable Dining Policies that are being executed. Marshman said she would like to see the college build on what it has already achieved. She's encouraging the school to go through with obtaining organic certification and, possibly, with adding green technology infrastructure. She still feels that the farm could and should play a larger role in the Wilson community.
"There are some community members that do not have an intrinsic connection to their food and I feel that is a core value that needs to be nurtured and grown within all of our students and that this can be accomplished through making the farm more visible in the community," Marshman said. "If sustainability is our mission as a college than we cannot simply ignore the aspects of the farm that creates so many examples of environmental, social and economic sustainability within our daily operations."
Through the farm, students are able to learn not only how to grow and produce farm products, but they also have the educational opportunity to learn about marketing to a number of different outlets. There are obvious health benefits to serving campus produced foods, but the purposes of the farm extend to benefits to education of the work aspect and to community relationships around the college.
"The farm not only creates a wonderful display of self-sustainability, it also offers educational and physical/health benefits to the campus community," Marshman said. "Some of the obvious benefits are that we get fresh, organically grown produce and grass-fed meats that everyone can enjoy not only in the dining hall, but also through the [Community Supported Agriculture], the farmers market, and Everyone Cooks."

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1898 - The Rough Riders, including men from Arizona, fight in Cuba during the Spanish American War.
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Ohio. He served in the Civil War,
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President William McKinley served two terms as governor of Ohio before being elected as president in 1896 by defeating William Jennings Bryan.
During his administration, the war with Spain resulted in the United States' acquisition of Puerto Rico, the Philippines, and Guam; and jurisdiction over
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By the time of the death of her oldest child in 1876, Ida McKinley had become a confirmed invalid. But at the White House, she made it appear as if her
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8 comments:
- Lydia said...
Your garden is several weeks ahead of ours here in the Northeast. Today I noticed some berries on my tiny fraise de bois strawberry plants, but other than chives, nothing in my herb garden has really kicked in. Your plants look beautiful -- enjoy those fresh herbs!
- June 3, 2007 at 9:08 AM
- Pille said...
Your garden is coming along very nicely - love those two round courgettes! And the banner is gorgeous. I loved the asparagus ones, but now that their season is over, it makes indeed sense to have blueberries instead:)
- June 3, 2007 at 9:42 AM
- Amy said...
Glad to see your garden is flourishing. :) I love the blueberry banner, they look so plump and delicious!
- June 3, 2007 at 10:28 AM
- katiez said...
Blueberries are another fruit that we don't have and I really miss them. I did have some strawberries for lunch yesterday, though.
As to the cucumber, I started planting mine from seed - right in the garden and it works great. I used to have the same problems with seedlings - as if they don't like being transplanted. Hope the new one takes...
- June 3, 2007 at 1:32 PM
- Kalyn said...
Lydia, I did plant pretty early, plus we're having an unusually hot spring here. I'm loving the fresh herbs.
Pille, thanks. Rand is so talented with the banners. I'm so lucky to have a brother who's a fabulous artist, aren't I?
Amy, the garden is doing well, except for those poor sad cucumbers, but even those I think are all ok but that one.
Katie, interesting. I wonder why no cucumbers in France. I think you're right that the cucumbers don't like being transplanted. And when I take them out of the little pots, I notice that there aren't that many roots for the size of the plant either. Maybe I'll try seeds next year. Thanks for the tip. (BTW, just went out and checked the "insurance cucumbers" and they look fine!
- June 3, 2007 at 1:51 PM
- The TriniGourmet said...
i really love seeing how your garden is coming along :) do you cut back the sage flowers so the leaves will grow bigger? :) can you use the flowers in potpourri or something? :)
- June 3, 2007 at 2:32 PM
- Nora B. said...
Kalyn, your brother did a really great job with the blog header. I wish blueberries didn't costs so much right now in Sydney... I have a little herb gardern, and now expending it to inlcude lettuce. So far so good, except my mint seems to be drying out. I should submit something for weekend herb blogging.
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What a lovely garden! It looks like everything is peeping out and starting to show beautifully.
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We live in a society where people are hungrier for gold than they are for God. This is what Jesus said concerning ungodly gain: "For what shall it profit a man, if he shall gain the whole world, and lose his own soul?" (Mark 8:36 — please take time to read; maybe there can be a citywide discussion on the scripture, or just ask a minister or a Christian).
The Father is always seeking for those who are hungry to worship him, in spirit and in truth (John 4:23-24).
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It's time for the hungry people of this world to come out of the woodwork, come out of the forest, come out of themselves and say: "Jesus, I'm hungry for you, more than I've ever been. I'm hungry for your Spirit; I'm hungry for the pure, righteous, holy word of God."
When is the last time you said to your family, "Hey, I'm hungry, let's go to church and eat"?
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