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Kids + dirt + worms = Awesome
GSU children's garden offers local children chance to learn where food comes from
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Jack Mallard, 6, demonstrates no disgust of chicken poop as he spreads fertilizer into a garden bed before planting yellow squash as part of the Botanic Garden at Georgia Southern University Children's Vegetable Garden program Tuesday.
Local children had the opportunity to do what kids love to do this week — get their hands dirty. But this time, getting dirt under their nails and on their knees was educational, thanks to the Georgia Southern University Children's Vegetable Garden program. The ongoing program is free and open to all children from kindergarten through fifth grade every Tuesday, from 4 to 5 p.m., through May 1.
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