>> At KBTC, we work with community partners to build learning neighborhoods, places that create a sense of belonging, where kids can explore a world of possibilities, including their own career interests.

So you can call me Farmer T or Tara.

I talk to young people a lot about doing this kind of work.

I grow food for people.

I grow food for my community.

Letting them know that it is a career that's viable, I think it's like the ultimate gift to community.

Anybody can do it.

Okay, here you go.

I don't want anybody to feel too intimidated or scared.

I want people to be encouraged.

To start a plant from seed, it takes time and patience and care and attention, and it teaches us a lot about how we should behave in all aspects of our life.

Look at how tiny they are.

People that I know that I work with want to share the knowledge because they want to empower people to grow their own food.

Do you want to be farmers?

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