What we do
Five active programs spanning education, food access, and community — each one a hands-on, equity-forward way to connect Omaha neighbors to where their food comes from.
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Kids, teens, and adults across the Omaha metro
Our flagship education program: affordable, hands-on urban agriculture classes for all ages, from basic gardening to advanced growing techniques.
Learn moreNeighborhood kids & families
A free, hands-on garden program for neighborhood youth on Saturday mornings throughout the growing season.
Learn moreSchools, clubs, workplaces & service groups
Hands-on, 90-minute farm tours for groups of 5–25 — connecting people of all kinds to where their food comes from.
Learn moreOrganizations, individuals & community groups
We open our spaces to partners — organizations, individuals, and community groups — to grow their own crops alongside a collaborative community of urban agriculturalists.
Learn moreNeighbors facing food insecurity
A weekly free food distribution, powered by volunteers and in-kind donations, every Tuesday morning at the farm.
Learn moreNot sure where to start?
Bring a group, volunteer at the Tuesday food table, enroll in a class, or claim a plot — reach out and we'll find the right fit.