5/5/15 Good Shepherd School Garden by Andrew D. Brosig
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Cucumber plants bloom while students work in the background in a micro family farm/garden on Tuesday, May 5, 2015, on the campus of Good Shepherd School in Tyler, Texas. Sponsored by the associated Good Shepherd Reformed Episcopal Church, produce of the garden be harvested by church families during the summer months and will become fare for the student's tables during the school year, said Caleb White, a trustee of the school and one of those responsible for the plan. (AP Photo/Tyler Morning Telegraph, Andrew D. Brosig) MANDATORY CREDIT Andrew D. Brosig/Tyler Morning Telegraph
Students aerate hay mulch by hand Tuesday, April 5, 2015, in one of the raised bed in a micro family farm/garden on the campus of Good Shepherd School in Tyler. Andrew D. Brosig/Tyler Morning Telegraph
Elisabeth Scott, 12, right, checks the leaves on a cucumber plant while her school mates work in the background Tuesday, May 5, 2015, in the micro family farm/garden at Good Shepherd School in Tyler, Texas. Sponsored by the associated Good Shepherd Reformed Episcopal Church, produce of the garden be harvested by church families during the summer months and will become fare for the student's tables during the school year, said Caleb White, a trustee of the school and one of those responsible for the plan. (AP Photo/Tyler Morning Telegraph, Andrew D. Brosig) MANDATORY CREDIT Andrew D. Brosig/Tyler Morning Telegraph
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Cucumber plants bloom as they start their climb up a wire mesh trestle while a student works in the background in the micro family farm/garden on Tuesday, May 5, 2015, at Good Shepherd School in Tyler, Texas. Sponsored by the associated Good Shepherd Reformed Episcopal Church, produce of the garden be harvested by church families during the summer months and will become fare for the student's tables during the school year, said Caleb White, a trustee of the school and one of those responsible for the plan. (AP Photo/Tyler Morning Telegraph, Andrew D. Brosig) MANDATORY CREDIT Andrew D. Brosig/Tyler Morning Telegraph
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Students of all ages work together in the micro family farm/garden on Tuesday, May 5, 2015, at Good Shepherd School in Tyler. Andrew D. Brosig/Tyler Morning Telegraph
Students of all ages work together in the micro family farm/garden on Tuesday, May 5, 2015, at Good Shepherd School in Tyler. Andrew D. Brosig/Tyler Morning Telegraph
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Andrew D. Brosig/Tyler Morning Telegraph
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Cucumber plants bloom while students work in the background in a micro family farm/garden on Tuesday, May 5, 2015, on the campus of Good Shepherd School in Tyler, Texas. Sponsored by the associated Good Shepherd Reformed Episcopal Church, produce of the garden be harvested by church families during the summer months and will become fare for the student's tables during the school year, said Caleb White, a trustee of the school and one of those responsible for the plan. (AP Photo/Tyler Morning Telegraph, Andrew D. Brosig) MANDATORY CREDIT Andrew D. Brosig/Tyler Morning Telegraph
Andrew D. Brosig/Tyler Morning Telegraph
Andrew D. Brosig/Tyler Morning Telegraph
Cucumber plants bloom while students work in the background in a micro family farm/garden on Tuesday, May 5, 2015, on the campus of Good Shepherd School in Tyler, Texas. Sponsored by the associated Good Shepherd Reformed Episcopal Church, produce of the garden be harvested by church families during the summer months and will become fare for the student's tables during the school year, said Caleb White, a trustee of the school and one of those responsible for the plan. (AP Photo/Tyler Morning Telegraph, Andrew D. Brosig) MANDATORY CREDIT Andrew D. Brosig/Tyler Morning Telegraph
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