JFarm UMD

"We learn from the Rambam that teshuva (repentance) has three main components.
First, we need to reflect on our behavior.
Secondly, we must commit to change our ways.
And thirdly, we have to try to make amends for the damage we have done."

In what ways can we make amends to the environmental damage that we all have contributed to? What role do YOU want to play in this process?

5780: The year of environmental teshuva We are over-consuming the world.

It was so great to meet everyone at the Hillel BBQ today! Keep your eyes out for a gardening event coming up soon 🌱🌱🌱

REMINDER: Come to Hillel TOMORROW from 9-12 to help rebuild the garden beds! What better way to start off the new semester??

Attention Terps! Join us THIS FRIDAY from 9-12 to help finish rebuilding the garden beds in front of Hillel before the semester starts! No experience necessary, just a good attitude 😄 Questions? Feel free to message JFarm on Facebook.

Getting ready for the school year! Lots of exciting stuff coming... 👀 @ JFarm UMD

JFarm is still looking for students to get involved this upcoming semester! Think you're interested or know someone who might be interested? Message us on Facebook or email JFarm at [email protected]. No gardening experience or knowledge necessary! 🌱🌻🍅

Also, check out the SustainableUMD website for other sustainability-related internship opportunities:

Join JFarm | University of Maryland Office of Sustainability Internship Type: On-Campus Opportunities Hey Terps! Do you feel passionately about the environment? Ever wonder how you could live more sustainably? Are you looking for an opportunity to get your hands dirty? If you answered yes to any of these questions, the you should join JFarm! JFarm is the Jewi...

Tomatoes and figs harvested yesterday at the 😋

Wanna check it out? They have work hours every Monday and Thursday at 4 pm. No experience is necessary to join, and you can take home whatever goodies you harvest! @ UMD Community Learning Garden

Hey Terps! Do you feel passionately about the environment? Ever wonder how you could live more sustainably? Are you looking for an opportunity to get your hands dirty? If you answered yes to any of these questions, then you should join JFarm!

JFarm is currently looking for students interested in taking on a leadership role or students simply looking to get involved. If you are interested or would like to learn more, please email JFarm at [email protected] or message us on facebook.

Hope everyone is enjoying their Sukkot! Sukkot celebrates the harvest season, so try celebrating by eating locally harvested food! Usually our food travels hundreds of thousands of miles to get to our plates, which results in significant green house gas emissions and leaves us with tasteless produce. Eating locally is a great way to reduce your carbon footprint while celebrating the tasty harvest and flavors of your own area!