Saving seed is nothing new, in fact, it’s been a standard practice of farmers for generations. Saving seed helps to contain costs and was seen as a way to maintain control over the process. It’s an expression of self-reliance really. Though there has been a shift in recent years, seed saving is still a viable …Read More about Seed Saving by Traits and Characteristics
- Home
- Start
Essential Reading
Program Overview
The broad strokes of the Edible Learning Lab Program.Teachers Primer
A guide to help teachers visualize their edible education program.Farmers Primer
Learn how to turn your farm into an edible classroom.Organizations Primer
Discover how you can bring edible education into your community.Grants & Funding
There are numerous grants and funding sources to get you started.Equipment Recommendations
Buy the same equipment we use in our flagship Lab. - Lessons
Advanced Lesson Search
Beginner Lessons
The Beginner Lessons form the foundation with a sound overview of the core concepts of food production.Intermediate Lessons
The Intermediate Lessons allow students to experiment and prove the core concepts.Advanced Lessons
The Advanced Lessons give students an opportunity to apply what they've learned in the previous levels. - Blog
Our Top Posts
What is a Food Desert?
Gain insight into food deserts, the communities they impact, and how edible education may offer a solution.The Difference Between Rainwater and Tap Water
Not all water is created equal especially when we're talking about the health and development of plants and people.Why Rain is Important
Rain or the lack of an adequate supply can have profound effects on farming and the communities that rely on the harvest.Anatomy of a Seed
It all begins with a seed and this article dives deep into the 5 primary parts of the seed that make it all possible.