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Shear genius: Students on Eden Hall’s farm team learn to trim and prune trees

Kyle Ferreira
February 24, 2025

Chatham’s farm team, collaborating with Wild Miller Tree Service, held a workshop Feb. 21 to teach students how to properly prune and care for the old apple trees in the orchard at the Eden Hall campus.

Chatham’s farm team, collaborating with Wild Miller Tree Service, held a workshop Feb. 21 to teach students how to properly prune and care for the old apple trees in the orchard at the Eden Hall campus.
Kyle Ferreira
Students at the workshop split into groups to practice trimming two of the apple trees.
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Kyle Ferreira
Kyle Ferreira, Contributing Writer
Kyle Ferreira 25' is a Media Arts major with a concentration in photography. Born and raised in Pittsburgh, Kyle chose Chatham because it is a bastion of tranquility and natural beauty in the heart of the city, and because the size of the University lends itself to a more personal experience of higher education. An avid photographer, Kyle believes in the power of visual storytelling for documentary and journalistic endeavors. Kyle seeks to incorporate compelling visuals with the Communique's written stories. He considers photography and the visual arts to be an essential tool for capturing the attention of an audience and engaging them with stories. In his free time, Kyle enjoys exploring the city or hiking in the wilderness with his camera as his guide. His passion for photography motivates Kyle to perfect his craft, for there is always more to learn and new places to see.