The C.H.E.F.’s Club (Create, Harvest, Eat, Farm) is an engaging youth program held at the Rogers Farm Demonstration Garden in Old Town, Maine. Designed for students entering 7th grade and up, this six-week program teaches participants the entire cycle of food production, from planting and harvesting to preparing fresh, healthy meals. It is a hands-on educational experience that fosters a deeper connection to the land and promotes healthy eating habits in a fun, outdoor setting.
What to Expect
Participants can expect a weekly program involving garden maintenance, harvesting produce, and preparing meals with fresh ingredients.
Who Should Attend
- Youth
- Students
- Aspiring gardeners
- Young cooks
- Nature enthusiasts
Agenda Overview
The program runs on Tuesdays from July 7 to August 18, 2026, from 12:30 PM to 3:30 PM.
Venue & Address
Organizer
UMaine Extension · Educational Institution
The University of Maine Cooperative Extension provides research-based education.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does C.H.E.F. stand for?
Create, Harvest, Eat, Farm.
Who is it for?
Youth entering 7th grade and up.
Where is it held?
Rogers Farm, 914 Bennoch Rd, Old Town, ME.
Is it a recurring program?
Yes, it is a six-week program.
How do I register?
Registration is available through the UMaine Extension website.
What should I bring?
Wear clothes suitable for gardening.
Tags
youth
gardening
cooking
old-town
maine
education
Summary
A youth agricultural and culinary program at Rogers Farm.
Reference:
umaine.edu
Highlights
- Hands-on gardening
- Harvesting experience
- Culinary skills
- Healthy eating education
- Outdoor learning
- Youth development
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