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Farm to fork to community

  • The sign outside of the Farm To Fork event at the Wildwood Golf Course welcomes attendees.

  • People get seated for the Farm To Fork dinner after the appetizer and drinks period.

  • Chef Ted Smalley of HyVee prepares a locally sourced salad for the Farm to Fork dinner at the Wildwood Golf Course Social Hall. Press photos by Thomas Nelson.

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