One of the challenges Granite Staters are facing is food insecurity. Whether you are looking to supplement your own household, or would like to donate produce, we can all plant an extra row or container!
How to Register
Please register for Plant a Row with 4-H via 4HOnline 2.0
If you have never enrolled in 4-H, you will need to create a new account for your family.
Need help enrolling? Check out the Enrollment Guide for NH Families. If you run into any issues logging in or while enrolling, e-mail caitlin.wollack@unh.edu
When you pledge to plant an extra row a garden kit will be mailed to you. We will keep in touch with our weekly Plant a Row newsletter. Here, you will find growing tips, activities, recipes and information on where to donate or access fresh produce.
Donations Accepted:
- Fresh Produce. By planting an extra row and donating procude you can help increase access to fresh and nutritious foods.
- Make a Gift. If you are unable to plant a row, you can help the community through giving a gift towards Plant a Row. 100% of the gifts are used to purchase fresh produce from local farms for food pantries in Strafford County.
Use the hashtag #plantarow603 when you post your Plant a Row pictures!
Plant a Row Resources
Best Vegetables to Donate
Our friends at Iowa State University Extension have created a great resource for the best types of vegetables to grow and donate. They include tips on how to grow and how to prepare for donation: Top 13 Vegetables to Donate
UNH Extension Gardening Help
UNH Extension is here for any questions you may have while growing your garden. Find out how to reach us at Ask UNH Extension
How to Grow a Container Garden
Don't have space to plant an extra row? No problem! ! Learn how to grow your container garden here!
While the community's extra rows are growing, you can use UNH Extension resources to learn more about food access in New Hampshire:
UNH Extension worked with the public assistance community to create the New Hampshire Food Access Map, an online platform that enables organizations to offer their services and share their needs with the public.
Find out the latest as UNH Extension builds a statewide map for farm products.
