Want to learn new ways to make vegetables tasty? Here are few recipes from Executive Check Audrey McGinnis from Every Girl Gourmet. Try them out and let us know what you think!
Read MoreGarden Dreaming
If you are like me, this time of the year I like to look at catalogs to see what is new and interesting to plant in the upcoming spring in my garden and yard.
Read MoreFeeding Families this Holiday Season
Have you entered to win a Yeti Rambler??
Read MoreHarvest Holiday Open House 2015
Take a peek of our 2015 Harvest Holiday Open House! #HarvestCheer
Read MoreWe Couldn't Do It Without YOU!
Friends at Harvest, we are so happy to have you as trusted partners as we work to end hunger in our community. Your community garden efforts are a shining example of how a neighborhood can come together to make a difference in a big way!
Read MoreSafe Families For Children
Many Harvest homeowners are involved with an organization called Safe Families for Children. This organization offers a sanctuary to thousands of children.
Read MoreNew Amenities Coming to Harvest
We are excited about the new amenities that are coming to Harvest! Check it out!
Read MoreSocial Media 101
Did you know that 3 out of 4 Americans use social media sites? It is how people communicate, engage, and connect with others. Understanding social media not only benefits you professionally, but also as a parent. Children are using social media everyday. As a parent, you can't monitor their social media usage if you don't understand the tools and lingo.
Read MoreWhat's Growing?
Did you know that we are growing broccoli, swiss chard, white turnips, sugar peas, white onions, and black kale in the garden by the Farmhouse?
Read MoreHarvest Moves: Why I Do Martial Arts
A few months ago I knew I needed to get moving. I had regained the almost 40 lbs. I had lost last year, and I was ready to bite the bullet and get back on the wagon.
Read MoreNational Night Out
National Night Out is an annual community-building campaign that promotes police-community partnerships and neighborhood camaraderie to make our neighborhoods safer, better places to live.
This year, we partnered with the Northlake Police Department to promote National Night Out. As we continue to grow, we will look to host our own National Night Out event. Harvest residents are already mobilized and have formed a Neighborhood Watch Group in coordination with the Northlake Police. Together we are working to keep Harvest a safe community.
Check out pictures from this year's National Night Out where several Harvest families attended!
What is a Neighborhood Watch Program and How Does It Work?
The National Crime Prevention Council describes a neighborhood watch program as one of the oldest and most effective crime prevention programs in the county, bringing citizens together with local law enforcement to deter crime and make communities safer.
Read MoreRock the Block!
Block or Street parties are great opportunities for neighbors to get together, meet each other, and build friendships. Street parties also help increase that sense of belonging to a community—something that we strive for at Harvest.
Read MoreWhy Donate Produce to the North Texas Food Bank?
By Whitney Strauss, Sr. Manager of Corporate Engagement, North Texas Food Bank
Fruits and vegetables are often the most neglected foods in the general public's diet. They are especially important for those that are food insecure and do not have access to fresh produce. Providing fresh produce shows that one cares about the health of those receiving food. All quality produce is welcome! Great produce to donate are the same types of produce with a decent shelf life (root vegetables, citrus and melons). Additional variety (berries, etc.) are also needed and bring needed nutritional value.
9/11: A White House Story
I was a young 22 year old from New Orleans who got an opportunity of a lifetime, a White House Internship for the Fall of 2001.
Read MoreHarvest Summer Reading Program
As the summer is coming to a close, we asked our summer readers to share their experience in the Harvest Summer Reading Program.
Read MoreHello from Jackson Hole, Wyoming!
What I miss most about Harvest are the kids. They would always come to the Farmhouse and ask if I could come out and play. I also LOVED when the Watson’s or Kleehammer’s would stop by and take me out for a walk!
Read MoreA Message From The Chief
My name is Robert Crawford, I am the Chief of Police for the Town of Northlake. The Northlake Police Department provides police services to the community of Harvest.
Read MoreNorth Texas Food Bank Gardens at Harvest
Homeowners Renee and Kasie serve as garden captains who help inform and engage the Harvest NTFB Volunteer team as well as other homeowners on the garden (e.g., watering, planting, harvesting).
Read MoreFall Planting with Rocky Tassione
Can you believe fall is almost here?! It’s time to start transitioning your garden from summer to fall, are you ready? Rocky will be working with Harvest homeowners over the next few weeks to help prepare garden plots for the fall.
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