Dig Deep Farms & Produce announcements, media and information
We welcome volunteers!
Urban farming is fun and rewarding. Dig Deep Farms & Produce works on the land, prepares planting beds, plants seeds and starts, keeps our plants healthy (that means weeding, of course!), harvests crops, prepares crops for packing, packs our bags, prepares delivery schedules, manages orders and payments, and delivers bags to happy customers!!
If you have talent, skill, or just plain old interest and passion to contribute to to the betterment of our community, please consider volunteering.
We can arrange a visit and a volunteer time that fits into your schedule.
To contact our Operations Manager, Tammy Wakerling, call 510-667-3275 or email digdeepfarms@gmail.com.
Thank you!
If you have talent, skill, or just plain old interest and passion to contribute to to the betterment of our community, please consider volunteering.
We can arrange a visit and a volunteer time that fits into your schedule.
To contact our Operations Manager, Tammy Wakerling, call 510-667-3275 or email digdeepfarms@gmail.com.
Thank you!
Media highlights
Food First features Dig Deep Farms & Produce
Leonor Hurtado and Eric Hold-Gimenez, Executive Director of Food First, visited DDF&P in the summer of 2010. Leonor published her story on July 16, 2010.
"It’s a nice sunny morning in Alameda County. A bright sign “Dig Deep Farms... building the community from the roots” and a beautiful green background provokes our interest. Walking through the paths and observing the growing tomatoes, lettuce, corn and other vigorous vegetables we meet Hank Herrera, project manager..."
to read more, go to FoodFirst.org
"It’s a nice sunny morning in Alameda County. A bright sign “Dig Deep Farms... building the community from the roots” and a beautiful green background provokes our interest. Walking through the paths and observing the growing tomatoes, lettuce, corn and other vigorous vegetables we meet Hank Herrera, project manager..."
to read more, go to FoodFirst.org
DDF&P on News Channel 5August 6, 2010 By Jennifer Mistrow Dig Deep Farms is making an impact on the Alameda county by providing fresh and healthy foods to our neighbors, and giving low income families jobs to support their wages. |
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Patch.com visits DDF&POctober 29, 2010
By Analisa Harangozo Dig Deep Farms has the decision makers talking about buying low cost, convenient and accessible produce. Employees discuss the dynamics of what comes in the produce boxes, why it's better to choose DDF instead of any other produce branch, and why it's important for the youth to eat healthy. |
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