SCHOOL GARDEN & SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE CONSULTING

Build a school agriculture program that lasts.

Orchards, pollinator habitats, greenhouses, food programs, and more—designed for meaningful student learning and lasting school support.

Free 30-minute conversation · No obligation · Start with your goals

A growing space is the start.Program design makes it last.

IMAGINE WHAT’S POSSIBLE

What could your school
bring to life?

Start with your students and the experience you want to create. Choose an idea to explore—or bring your own.

Apple orchards & perennial crops

Plant for future harvests. Explore ecosystems, patience, and seasonal change.

Pollinator habitats & outdoor science

Study insects, biodiversity, and the connections that help living systems thrive.

Greenhouses & indoor growing

Turn growing spaces into hands-on labs for plant science and experimentation.

Food production & harvest use

Connect growing with tasting, culinary learning, school meals, or food access.

Student enterprise & career skills

Explore leadership, production, entrepreneurship, and agricultural career pathways.

Learning gardens & living classrooms

Bring science, food literacy, and sustainability into students’ everyday learning.

A classroom project, a school-year program, or a larger initiative: the model and season should fit your school.

See what school growing programs can make possible

MDE Farm to School: School Gardens · Michigan Department of Education. Shared as inspiration; the featured programs are not Hall Harvest projects.

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Hall Harvest harvest of squash, cucumbers, tomatoes, and corn prepared for distribution

LEARNING IN ACTION

Real students. Hands-on learning.

Students taking part in a Hall Harvest workshop.

YOUR NEXT STEP

Where does your
program need support?

Answer three program questions, then share your contact details to view your summary.

Free program check · Booking is optional
STEP 1 OF 4
Where are you starting?

Choose the closest fit.

CONSULTING, IMPLEMENTATION & TRAINING

The right expertise
for your program.

Start with your goals. Define the support your school needs.

01 / ASSESSMENT & STRATEGY

Diagnostic &
Site Assessment

Understand your existing space, program needs, and options before investing further.

  • Site and program review
  • Key stakeholder conversations
  • Findings and recommended next phase
Clarity before major decisions.
03 / IMPLEMENTATION

Implementation &
Launch Support

Move from program design to a supported launch.

  • Launch planning and coordination guidance
  • Setup oversight and first-season troubleshooting
  • Documentation and team readiness
First-year partnerships and ongoing technical support available.
04 / TRAINING & CAPACITY

Workshops &
Professional Development

Practical training for educators and program teams. Student workshops are also available.

  • Growing skills and seasonal planning
  • Curriculum application and student participation
  • Program operations and shared responsibility
Half-day and full-day staff PD. Workshops scoped to your goals.

Focused services also cover growing-system design, educational integration, food-use planning, evaluation, and fractional program leadership.

Each engagement has defined deliverables, responsibilities, timeline, and investment. Construction, materials, recurring garden labor, and routine student instruction require separate scope.

Vivid red radishes harvested at Hall Harvest Market Garden
Clamentia Hall Jr. harvesting greens in the market garden

MEET YOUR CONSULTANT

Clamentia Hall Jr.

Clamentia is an urban farmer and teacher with more than a decade of growing experience.

He connects practical growing experience with classroom learning and school program design.

School Garden & Sustainable Agriculture Consultant

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BEFORE WE TALK

A few good questions.

Do we need a garden or greenhouse already?

No. Hall Harvest can help shape a new program or strengthen an existing one. The growing space should serve your educational goals and operating capacity.

What happens in the Vision Session?

In a free 30-minute conversation, we discuss your goals, existing resources, timeline, and support needs. We identify a suitable paid next phase. Site assessments, written recommendations, and program design belong to that engagement.

Who should join the conversation?

Your program champion and a school leader are a good starting point. Include someone who understands instruction, facilities, or funding when possible.

Can the program fit our school calendar?

Yes. A classroom project, school-year program, or seasonal initiative can all be designed to last. The growing model, care plan, and level of support should fit your goals and capacity.

How is the consulting investment determined?

Your proposal reflects the program goals, number of sites, deliverables, and level of support. Consulting fees are separate from construction, materials, and day-to-day program operations.

Do you offer workshops and professional development?

Yes. Half-day and full-day staff PD can cover growing systems, educational integration, and program operations. Student workshops, recurring instruction, and custom curriculum development have their own scope.

Where do you work?

Hall Harvest is based in Greater Lansing, Michigan. In-person and remote support are scoped to your location and program needs.

LET’S START WITH YOUR SCHOOL

Let’s explore
what’s possible.

Bring your students’ needs and your growing ideas.
We’ll discuss a direction that fits your school.

Book a School Garden Vision Session

Free exploratory conversation · No obligation