Seniors Design an Urban Garden for School Children

IBRL works with a variety of industry partners, some of which may be competitors, so the research setups are separated in different bays. * The Jig is Up worked with industry partner Kelly Engineering to improve the design of one of Kelly's existing jigs for better safety and efficiency, and Le...

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Published inResource Vol. 26; no. 5; p. 17
Main Authors Kalita, Prasanta, Onstad, Nora, Hansen, Alan
Format Trade Publication Article
LanguageEnglish
Published St. Joseph American Society of Agricultural Engineers 01.09.2019
Subjects
Children
Design
Engineering
Gardens & gardening
Industrial safety
Interactive systems
Jigs
Plants (botany)
Students
Teams
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Summary:IBRL works with a variety of industry partners, some of which may be competitors, so the research setups are separated in different bays. * The Jig is Up worked with industry partner Kelly Engineering to improve the design of one of Kelly's existing jigs for better safety and efficiency, and Levelbedded created a process to evaluate how level a seedbed is after using Kelly's seedbed preparation product. Team members Tarik Hunt, Do Yeon Kim, Blake Mrozek, Samual Narang, and Srirang Subramanian designed a unique raised-bed garden that will help pre-K through 5th grade students learn about plants and biological systems in interactive ways. The health and safety of the children were primary considerations during the design process.
ISSN:1076-3333
2330-0442