 And we're back with more news on 103.5 FM, 1490 AM. A local nonprofit, the Prescott Food Forest, has been teaching Prescott residents how to grow their own gardens. The project offers classes on seed starting, plant care, and harvesting. Participants also help maintain a community garden that provides produce to the homeless and needy. Stephanie McCaslin, the program director for Prescott Food Forest, tells the news 1490 AM.