ABOUT US - Glenn and Barbara Moore

Barbara Moore - co CEO

Work Experience :

2009 - Harvest Mountain Farm Gardens - Community Garden - 4322 Xenon Street Wheat Ridge, CO. Land owned by All About Paws - Mike and Trish Tilly. Twelve plots and ditch water

2010 - 2014 - Harvest Mountain Farm Gardens - Organic Farm one acre - 1875 Wadsworth Ave

Lakewood CO. Land owned by Ralston House. Greenhouse 30x 50 and specialty vegetable

crops. Farmers Market, CSA, sales to Restaurants. Volunteer led. Jr. Master Gardener and

composting classes. Drip irrigation. Produced $20,000 in sales one season . Four season

growing and sales. Greenhouse operated year round. Use of row covers and cold frames.

2016 to 2025 - Founder and Executive Director of Jeffco Eats. Mobile non profit food pantry with

40 program sites. 30 Jeffco CO schools of head start, elementary, middle and high school.

Program provider with Food Bank of the Rockies. Advisory board member of Food Bank

Rockies. Over 50 volunteers per week. Staff of one, two or three to date. Mostly shelf stable

foods. Produce was more of onions, carrots, sweet potatoes, potatoes. Summer produce

included local farms and ranches. Grants from state and federal agencies provided funds to buy

organic local produce and meats. Four season operations year round.

Education and Work

Building Farmer Program CSU Extension 2010

CSU - Crop Production course

Denver Seminary - MDIV

American Grad School of International Mgmt - 1979

U of Colorado Business Education BS 1973

Moore Building Products - Exterior building materials. Owner

As Built Inspections - Sales and design

Glenn W Moore - co CEO

Operations and design work for community garden and Farm. Helped manage greenhouse,

drip lines maintenance, Crop and fields selections and care.

Education and Work

Humboldt State University - Forestry degree

As-Built Inspections - Owner, President - remodeling work projects and design

Moore Building Products - Vice President/ Owner Exterior building materials sold regionally

Other:

Homestead Growing of Produce - For five years have grown at our home over 100 vegetable

plants as 50 tomato plants and 50 peppers and tomatillos, squash, herbs etc. Provide produce

to school families and motel communities. Practice four seasons growing with our hoop house,

cold frames, row covers, hoops.Four Season Growing in Jefferson County Colorado has so much opportunity. Winter, Spring, Summer and Fall allow for a variety of ways to continue to grow food in our climate zone. Summer growing is practiced most by gardeners and community gardens. Urban farms can just grow in 8 week or 12 week seasons or utilize season extension practices for Spring crops like kale and lettuce and collards etc.