Jersey Proud: Stockton University student donates tomatoes to feed hospice patients
The tomatoes from the crops in her experiment are then donated to help feed hospice patients in Philadelphia.
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Jan 5, 2022, 3:41 AM
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A Stockton University student is working on a project to find out why Jersey tomatoes that grow in urban community gardens don’t flourish as well as those that grow away from urban heat centers.
The tomatoes from the crops in her experiment are then donated to help feed hospice patients in Philadelphia.
