Sustainable Cherry Hill’s second Food for Thought Fare, will take place from 1 to 3 p.m., January 11 (snow date January 25), at the Camden County Environmental Center, in Cherry Hill.

Attendees will learn about the local food supply chain and how to support local farmers and related organizations. Presented by the Master Gardeners of Camden County, the fare features several tables with community supported agriculture (CSA) programs; demonstrations on cultivating worms for composting, starting fruit and vegetable seeds for spring and more; and an opportunity to address food and gardening questions with master gardeners and other experts.

“Food for Thought is an event geared toward anyone interested in learning about ways to become more in-tune with local farms and joining food cooperatives that can help bring locally grown, nutritious food to their tables, year round,” notes Gwenne Baile, master gardener and member of Sustainable Cherry Hill’s Gardening Task Force, a co-sponsor of the event.

Cost: Free. Location: 1301 Park Blvd. For more information or to register (recommended), visit SustainableCherryHill.org.