More urbanites have their pick of fresh fruit
- Mar 8, 2010
- 1 min read
Updated: Mar 4, 2020
USA TODAY: "Since 2005, the [FTPF] has provided trees and advice to planting projects in 20 states, Akin said. 'It's a good way to get the community mobilized. It's a good way to get everybody to learn about sustainability, about environmental stewardship and about botany,' he said. 'Our goal is to strategically donate and plant fruit tree orchards to areas where the harvest most benefits communities.' Read the full story here.
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