 There are 30 workers, they're called garden engineers, who are paid to care for the garden along with about three dozen paid staff members and hundreds of volunteers. The workers learn a variety of skills amidst the rows of tomatoes, beets, and green beans. Like how to identify a weed versus a plant, how to use tools, how to work with their hands, and also all the soft skills, right, of like hearing a task and then going and implementing that task, talking to a supervisor, how to keep a positive attitude when things get tough and things like that.