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Welcome to the Gill Tract Community Farm Blog!

Our blog features the voices of community members who share their experiences at the farm, ranging from student interns, volunteers, and educators of all backgrounds.

In Spring 2024, we featured a series of blog posts by our student research interns. These internships have been made possible through collaborations between core farmers, UC faculty Dr Tim Bowles and Dr Jennifer Sowerwine, StopWaste, the City of Albany, the Xerces Society, Sogorea Te Land Trust, and the National Resource Conservation Service. Check out student interns' blog posts to learn about their experiences at the farm! Filter by category "Student Intern Blogs"

Growth and Reflection: Experiential Learning at the Gill Tract Medicinal Herb Garden

Growth and Reflection: Experiential Learning at the Gill Tract Medicinal Herb Garden

The Medicinal Herb Garden at the Gill Tract The medicinal herb garden at the Gill Tract Farm encompasses roughly one third of the...

Urban Agriculture

I’d like to use this blog post as a time to reflect upon my time spent out at the farm both during class time and during volunteer hours....

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Bee-ing at the Farm: 4-H Club’s Adventures with Bees -- by Charlotte H. (volunteer, 4-H club at Gill Tract)

What Got Me into Farming -- by Wendy Feng (student intern)

Gill Tract Community Farm Blog Post - Labor as Medicine -- by Sarah (student intern)

The Monarch in You -- by J'Hrenara Rios (student intern)

What is “Agriculture”? -- by Talia Ricci (student intern)

Herbalism at the Gill Tract Farm! -- by Anna Kathawala (student intern)

Wings of Conservation: Monarch Butterflies at the Gill Tract Farm -- by Elena Hsieh (student intern)

Milkweed: Monarch’s Lifeline -- by Lila Cohen (student intern)

Gill Tract Botanical Portrait -- by Yasmin Abu Hamad (student intern)

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