Row Crops

Harvesting row crops is fun and can bring in a great variety of vegetables.

Row Crops

Check out SoSA FL's best practices for row crop gleans.

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Row Crop Produce Recovery

How to organize a row-crop glean.

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Gleaning Row Crops

How to carry out a row crop glean.

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Row Crops in Port Townsend

On the Olympic Peninsula the majority of gleaning occurs on small to medium scale diverse vegetable farms, which brings in a great abundance and a variety of vegetables.

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Gleaning - All Hands In!

Digging in the dirt and "keeping it local."

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Row Crop Gleaning

TCFB built up their row crop gleaning with small farmers who produce for the local farmers' market and/or CSA.

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Community Harvest gleaned about half of their total produce in 2012 from row crops. The most important aspects of gleaning row crops are field considerations: how much and what types of produce, and caring for produce post-harvest.

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Scheduled Farm Gleaning

Once strong, positive and professional relationships are build, see recommendations for working with farmers to schedule regular gleans

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Gleaning Recipient Relations

Getting nearby food bank and hunger relief agencies is critical for the success of any gleaning program. See what SCCAA did to collaborate in their community.

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