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Community-Rooted Organic Produce Services (CROPS)
CROPS is a collaborative effort between the Earth
Ethics Institute (EEI) and the Center for Community Involvement at Miami Dade
College. The
goal of CROPS is to offer quality,
healthy, chemical free (certified organic) food
(locally or regionally grown when possible) to
the MDC community. In addition we hope to educate the Miami Dade College
community about the importance of a consuming organic
produce.
Learn more about
CROPS WOlfson,
IAC CROPS Membership Application
Frequently Asked Questions and Cost Comparison
Kendall CROPS Membership Application
Hialeah CROPS Membership Application
North CROPS Membership Application
Homestead CROPS Membership Application
For more information contact Madelyn Moyer at
CROPS@mdc.edu
or call at 305-237-7119 |

Service Learning
Opportunities in Collaboration with CROPS
Faculty
Discipline-Specific
Service Learning Projects
Students
CROPS
Recipe Blog
Nutritional Guides
Recipes
Newsletters by Campuses
CROPS Newsletters
2009-2011
MEMBERSHIP
APPLICATIONS
WOLFSON, IAC
CROPS MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION
KENDALL CROPS MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION
NORTH CROPS MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION
HIALEAH CROPS MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION
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Organic Food
Organic food is agriculture grown without the use of chemicals,
artificial additives, or treatments, such as conventional pesticides,
bioengineering, or ionizing radiation. Farmers focus on using renewable
resources and conserving soil and water in order to sustain the
environment. Organic farmers use natural fertilizers such as manure and
compost. There are many health and environmental benefits to eating
organic.
Learn more about
organic food
Miami-Dade County Farmers Markets and Local Food
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Becoming a Member
In
order to become a member, you must fill out the
CROPS Membership Application.
(Wolfson
application,
InterAmerican application,
Kendall application,
North Application,
or
Hialeah Application)
Spaces are limited.
Learn how to become a member
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Resource Links
For
new applicants, returning applicants, and applicants
updating their information, the application can be accessed
here*. There
is also a compilation of
nutritional information on various
fruits and vegetables, along with
recipes. For resources, there are
books and
videos
we recommended that pertains to agriculture, health and the environment,
along with
websites related to agriculture and food.
You can also
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Earth
Ethics Institute •
An Earth Literacy Resource Center Serving MDC Administrators, Faculty,
Staff, and Students, as well as the South Florida Community
Miami Dade College
• 300 N.E.
2nd Avenue, Room 3506-11, Miami, FL 33132-2204
• t:
305-237-3796 • f: 305-237-7724 |