Three Part Harmony: An Urban Farm in Washington D.C and Girls Grow in Baton Rouge Louisiana

Three Part Harmony Farm challenges the way we view farming life and the ability to be self sustainable anywhere. One would think that it would be difficult to cultivate and run an operation on 2 acres of land however Gail Taylor is showing us how it is done! This small-scale agroecological farm, in Northeast Washington, DC. grows mostly vegetables as well as herbs for their community supported agriculture program as well as herbs and cut-flowers.

Trelle Faggett, also known as Trelli Trelle, became very popular for her on-air radio show on WEMX Max 9.41 in Baton Rouge and Hot 104.5 in New Orleans.

​As she has always been active in the community her passion for uplifting young girls and women prompted her to start her non-profits.

Trelle has started two non-profit organizations,” Black Girls grow “and “Lettuce Greaux Kidz.” “Lettuce Greaux Kids teaches kids how to grow and maintain their own gardens- an ingenious way to infuse valuable life skills and confidence in these .

Check her out HERE!