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Zachary Hackney illustrates the compelling story behind his path into community gardening. He begins with a backstory detailing his upbringing in Farmville, North Carolina and how it shaped his passion for gardening and community organizing. Hackney then describes his role as community garden director and President of Farmville Food Hub, highlighting the diverse plant varieties cultivated there. He emphasizes how the garden has become a center for community empowerment, community building, and bringing joy back to food.
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