Farm Up Jamaica Ltd. is a diaspora-formed U.S. 501(c)(3) charity that grows organic food in Jamaica while training youth and distressed farmers in regenerative, climate-smart agriculture. Formed by Jamaican diaspora members in 2013, the organization puts idle land to work through farms, student partnerships and agri-entrepreneurship aimed at reducing food imports and creating local livelihoods. Its work includes a pilot farm in Hanover and access to 100 acres of organic farmland through a partnership with Northern Caribbean University.
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ECO City FarmsECO City Farms is a nonprofit urban teaching and learning farm in Prince George’s County that grows organically produced food while training the next generation of urban farmers. Its farms turn food-scarce neighborhoods into productive community spaces, including a 1.5-acre Edmonston farm and a 3.5-acre Bladensburg site built on former apartment grounds. Alongside affordable produce sales, ECO runs hands-on farmer training, youth education, composting and an incubator for emerging farm businesses.EDMONSTON, MD
The Center For Living In HarmonySince taking over Little Creek Acres Farm in 1993, The Center For Living In Harmony has operated as a wholly volunteer-run nonprofit devoted to self-reliant living and stewardship of the planet. The Valley Center organization uses its 10-acre family-farm model to give people of all ages hands-on experience with sustainable agriculture, while supporting charitable programs for underserved youth, seniors, and people in need.AMSTERDAM, NY
Katchkie FarmKatchkie Farm grows NOFA-certified organic produce year-round on a 60-acre farm in Kinderhook, with its first harvest dating to 2007. Owned by NYC catering company Great Performances, the farm pairs a direct-to-consumer CSA with holistic land stewardship and a strong farm-to-table focus. It is also home to The Sylvia Center, where children learn about healthy food through hands-on farm visits and cooking workshops, while 5% of the annual harvest goes to anti-hunger organizations.KINDERHOOK, NY
Hudson Valley Farm HubHudson Valley Farm Hub is a nonprofit agricultural center in Hurley, working to strengthen the region’s food system through land-based learning and research. On its 1,600-acre farm, it grows USDA-certified organic food while much of the harvest goes to Hudson Valley emergency-food partners.HURLEY, NY