Mr. Jim Kennard, President of Food For Everyone Foundation (FFEF), reports that the Foundation?s recent 5-month humanitarian gardening training project in Armenia was a great success in helping people learn to grow their own food, and cites it as evidence that the Foundation teaches ?the best gardening methods on the planet? for the home vegetable gardener.

(PRWeb October 10, 2006)

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Several thousand pounds of vegetable seeds have recently been donated to American Indian families living on reservations in the western United States, by the Food For Everyone Foundation, of Salt Lake City, Utah. Assistance in the donation and distribution of these valuable vegetable seeds has been provided by the Humanitarian Department of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, as well as American Indian Services.

(PRWeb September 06, 2006)

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The Mittleider Method of gardening was taught and demonstrated in 27 countries by Jacob and his ever supportive wife, as they created and conducted over 75 major gardening projects and taught thousands of people to be self-sustaining in their food production over the course of 43 years.

(PRWeb June 06, 2006)

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The Armenian office of The World Bank is currently giving favorable consideration to a new project by the Food For Everyone Foundation, according to Mr. Jim Kennard, foundation president.

(PRWeb May 03, 2006)

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Jim Kennard and his volunteer team are currently in Armenia. Jim and the team are teaching a new group of students the Mittleider Method.

(PRWeb April 03, 2006)

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