East Northport children run farm stand to give back to the community
A group of elementary school children are learning firsthand what it is like to run a business.
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Jun 2, 2022, 3:07 AM
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Updated 693 days ago
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282ds agoA group of elementary school children are learning firsthand what it is like to run a business.
Aspects being taught are planting, growing and selling their own food.
A group of children decided they wanted to have a farm stand right before the pandemic.
They have now made it a reality in East Northport and sell strawberries, eggs and other vegetables.
The farm stand is completely student-run and makes around $1,200 in three hours.
