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<\/a>Funded by a grant, the group gets together every Tuesday and has guests from all over the community to talk about growing and buying locally, organic farming, going green, etc.\u00a0 The Green Lions Garden Group also has a worm bin that provides opportunities for students to learn about worms as decomposers as well as providing soil and a place to elimnate food waste in a green way. Any class at Linkhorn can host the bin for up to four weeks.<\/p>\n