Sustainable food systems in Princeton, New Jersey

The Princeton Vertical Farming Project (PVFP) at Princeton University in New Jersey is an innovative initiative led by Dr. Paul Gauthier in the geosciences department. Funded by the High Meadows Fellowship through the Office of Sustainability, PVFP aims to explore the potential of vertical farming in sustainable agriculture. The project brings together a diverse team of faculty, students, and sustainability experts to conduct research and develop new technologies in vertical farming. Through student-led research projects and community outreach, PVFP is paving the way for a more sustainable future in agriculture. Join us at Princeton University as we revolutionize the way we grow our food.

Welcome to Princeton Junction Station at West Windsor, your gateway to seamless travel in and around West Windsor Township, New Jersey. Conveniently located in the heart of the township, our transit station serves as a vital hub for commuters and travelers alike, offering easy access to both local and regional destinations. Whether you're heading to New York City, Philadelphia, or exploring the charming local area, Princeton Junction Station provides reliable and efficient rail services to meet your transportation needs. Our station is equipped with modern amenities to enhance your travel experience, including waiting areas, ticketing services, and ample parking facilities. Committed to sustainability and community connectivity, Princeton Junction Station is more than just a transit point—it's a cornerstone of West Windsor's vibrant community. Visit us at West Windsor Township, NJ 08550, and discover the convenience and comfort of traveling with us.

Welcome to the Princeton Garden Project Nestled within the vibrant community of Princeton University, the Princeton Garden Project is a serene park located at 79 Alexander Street, Princeton, New Jersey. Founded in September 2006 by Ruthie Schwab ’09, alongside passionate students, faculty, and staff, this initiative blossomed into a thriving 1.5-acre garden by April 2007.

Located at 4200 Princeton Pike in Princeton, New Jersey, the Farminary is a unique institution that combines theological education with small-scale regenerative agriculture. Faith leaders are trained to understand ecology, sustainability, and food justice while challenging society's culture of productivity. Students at the Farminary participate in hands-on learning in the gardens and barn, fostering a deep connection with the land and each other. The Farminary offers a Concentration in Theology, Ecology, and Faith Formation for master's-level students, as well as a Master of Arts in Theology and Ecology degree program. These programs aim to equip graduates with the knowledge and skills to address current ecological challenges and lead with care and compassion.

AAS Harvest is a leading research institution located at 45 Garfield Way in Princeton, New Jersey, United States. Our mission is to advance agricultural science and technology to improve crop yields and sustainability. With state-of-the-art facilities and a team of dedicated researchers, we are at the forefront of innovative research in agriculture. Join us in our quest to feed the world and ensure a prosperous future for generations to come.

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