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Hospital plants garden to increase local food access

Produce from the garden will be used in the hospital's cafeteria and donated to the community.

Benita Gingerella, Senior Editor

May 24, 2021

1 Min Read
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Lorain Hospital in Lorain, Ohio, has started its own garden to increase fresh fruit and vegetable access for patients and visitors, The Chronicle reports.  

The garden includes 16 elevated plots that will grow a variety of plants such as radishes and zucchini squash.

Produce from the garden will be used in the hospital cafeteria and will also be donated to members of the community to help fight hunger. 

About the Author

Benita Gingerella

Senior Editor

Benita is a senior editor for FoodService Director and covers K-12 foodservice. She has been with the publication since 2016. In her spare time, Benita is an avid restaurant-goer and loves to travel extensively.

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