Each new addition to the Growing A Future School Farm is a launching pad for new teaching and learning opportunities for our K-12...

It was a labor of love to layout the bed placement, prepare the beds with compost, place the frame structure together, run the plastic...

The Growing a Future School Farm is getting so much attention that a few Hobbits stopped by and build the entrance for us (okay, not...

Growing a Future School Farm Our sincere appreciation and thanks to those that made Earth Week at the Growing A Future School Farm such...

Fruit Trees An essential part of the school farm is to create an orchard of various fruit trees for the K-12 students. We purchased and...

Teaching K-12 students how to keep things as green as possible from both the growing and power consumption aspect is an important part of...

We are very excited to announce the Growing A Future Training Center has been completed and ready for K-12 and Community teaching and...

One of the Growing a Future teaching and training opportunities for the students and community is our "composting" program. However, we...

The past two Mondays we have had the pleasure to have the Elmira and Veneta Elementary school teachers and leadership tour the Growing a...

To give our visitors and students a clean shoed welcome, we decided to put down a burlap and wood chip path that leads from the school...

In order to go from a fallow field to a healthy and productive soil, we decided to add around 3 inches of compost to each growing bed and...

Proper irrigation is the backbone of any successful and scale-able farm. We are installing over 2,000 feet of 2 inch and 1.5 inch...

The school property where the 3 acre school farm is located has sat unused for over 50 years. As a result, there is a great deal of...

It is hard to explain in a few sentences the incredible blessing it is to receive a grant amount that adjusts your 5-year school farm...

Because our goal is to feed the students and community (and not the deer), one of our first needs is to install a protective steel wire...

We are truly blessed to have the support of the University of Oregon's Landscape Architecture Department and Graduate Student, Kris Parr...

One step closer to a reality.